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The '''Rose Garden''' is on the grounds [[White House]], where presidents have sometimes held press conferences.  It accommodates [[teleprompter]]s for [[Obama]], so he can read statements rather than speak sincerely.
 
The '''Rose Garden''' is on the grounds [[White House]], where presidents have sometimes held press conferences.  It accommodates [[teleprompter]]s for [[Obama]], so he can read statements rather than speak sincerely.
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[[File:Flowers bloom in the Rose Garden.jpg|thumb|center|350px|Flowers bloom in the Rose Garden.]]
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[[Category:government]]
 
[[Category:government]]

Revision as of 21:51, May 3, 2013

The Rose Garden is on the grounds White House, where presidents have sometimes held press conferences. It accommodates teleprompters for Obama, so he can read statements rather than speak sincerely.


Flowers bloom in the Rose Garden.