Obama to celebrate July Fourth at White House
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama will be celebrating the nation's 236th birthday Wednesday at the White House.
The president returns from Camp David in the morning. He will deliver remarks at a naturalization ceremony for active-duty service members in the East Room.
In the evening, the president and the first lady will host a Fourth of July celebration with a barbecue, a concert and a view of fireworks on the South Lawn. Their guests will be military heroes and their families.
On Thursday, Obama will begin a two-day campaign bus tour in Ohio and Pennsylvania.