After the speech president of the United States, Barack Hussein Obama on the declaration of war on Libya, many news media that took the angel “the Nobel Peace Prize Winner Declares War On Libya Obama” (Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize Winner Declares War On Libya).
Although much criticism from the world community the United States also society and the members of the United States Congress, Obama seems to still run a peace mission in Libya by declaring war on Libya.
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As the international community, the U.S. public is also split in addressing the Western military attack in this case the U.S. military involvement to Libya. In fact, in the state level, Republican in Congress accused the military assault command to Libya by President Barack Obama, violated the constitution. Because the involvement of U.S. military without Congressional approval.
“Unilateral actions of President Obama to use military force in Libya is a violation of the constitution,”said Congressman Roscoe Bartlett, Republican politicians joined in the U.S. House Military Committee.
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Barack Obama made surprising visit at the end of 2010 by visiting Afghanistan. Afghanistan were country of chaos and claimed to be the nest of the terrorists.
His visit in Afghanistan to thank the troops that supporting the security in these country. In his speech he mention like this: “On behalf of more than 300 million Americans, we are here to say thank you for everything that you do.”
This Obama speech were told during large gathering of uniformed troops at Bagram Airbase outside Kabul.
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President Barack Obama spent at least part of his Sunday in Chicago doing two things he loves: playing and watching basketball.
Obama spent about two hours on a basketball court at the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools, where his two daughters attended before the family’s move to Washington in early January. He played four games, with his team losing the final and championship game by a basket.
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There are certain things you know as a New Yorker as you stroll down a street. When it’s Fleet Week (after all, there are adorable sailors everywhere. And yes, they’re in uniform!), when the Yankees are in the playoffs (there’s a certain buzz in the air), when the UN is in session (midtown traffic simply stops at a standstill) and when a president is in town.
President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama jet to Manhattan this past weekend and took it by storm. Roads were barricaded, the Secret Service were in full effect and you knew someone special was in the vicinity.
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