He won the Nobel prize because ever since the people in charge missed out on Gandhi they wanna give as many important people as possible the prize so they don't miss out on them either. you know, "just in case they do something that deserves it but die before we can give it to them"
he 'won' the nobel peace prize 'for effort' so that there would be pressure for him to start any wars in the future. the most embarrassing thing i have had seen for awhile
Despite all the criticism, is he atleast the best we got? Or should someone else be running things? One of the reason I'm so thankful to have Obama in the office is because he's a very calm, cool, and pragmatic leader. He takes bold action, but never in a rash way. He'll think it through, exhaust every possibility, and move on with what he thinks is the right move. He'll go against his party's ideologies, if he needs to to do what he believes is right.
We all sent him to the white house, and put an immense amount of our trust and hope in him. By just doing that, we should have at least some faith that he'll do the right thing, to the best of his abilities. To the best, of his abilities
holy shit get out of here with that sophistry GET OUT. you are really clueless and immersed of his promotion bullshit
staying in afganistan/iraq until there's no more fighting is winning the war not stopping it, btw.
i don't know what's going on with health insurance, making it mandatory increases demand not supply which increases the price consumers can and will pay and smug economic breakdowns. keeping the providers private also contributes to the major cause of america being weird as hell and that's MASSIVE CORPORATE PUPPET MASTERS
the economy would've gotten better anyway and iirc the bailouts were issued before his inauguration.
yeah judging from what i have seen it looks like this is ironically only solidifying private sector's position and WEELP good luck my american friends good luck. can never win corporates.
also Afura
On a serious note: Something tells me that none of you actually have the political mind to properly understand his reasons for doing this stuff or the time in which he should be able to follow through his promises.
really man. of course we can only speculate about his big plans right now BUT you can't deny that regardless of what interests are ripping him from side to another he should be able to be more firm on issues but instead he's just trying to stay in the middle of the road more than necessary to look GOOD i suppose. the increase of units in middle-east is a status quo and more importantly you can't play HEH POLITICAL MINDGAMES with the reform when you are changing the whole premise of the reform to private sector's favour. this isn't really that complex to understand!
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A year has almost passed since his historic inauguration, ...how's President Obama done?