Aren’t the critics of Obama’s Nobel Prize the same ones who recently gloated over the loss of the Olympics bid?
These same critics were recently gleefully posting numerous questions pointing out President Obama’s lack of influence in the international community because his efforts did not result in an award of the Olympics bid to Chicago.
Now that the international community has recognized President Obama with this great honor, they’re all upset and can’t stop posting hateful questions and comments. Obviously these people don’t really care about our international standing. They’re just full of hate towards President Obama -- and they are so obvious about.
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Sad isn't it. They would rather see the US discredited and be right.
They will be dragged into the future, kicking and screaming.
The Olympics aren't here because A) flight regulations after 9/11 have made it a PITA to get here, B) the murder of an honor roll high school student for no reason surely played a part, C) and finally, South America hasn't ever had one, so I'm sure that played the most into the equation.
Now, in terms of the Peace Prize? Come on. He was nominated for it after being president for less than 2 weeks. It's a little ridiculous, and frankly, while I could care less about what the world thinks of him (I hope they like him of course), I think it puts a little more pressure on him to perform. I'm telling you, this guy is going to get thrown under the bus by the media and Congress one of these days.
Yassar Arafat, AL Gore, Jimmy Carter; I am not going to state the obvious and say that the Nobel Prize has been a farce for quite some time.
But let's pretend that it is not just a collection of radical leftists that are trying to buy legitimacy by abusing a once great institution for propaganda.
Let's say it is an actual outpouring of love by the International community. Give me one concrete thing that this new found love has gotten us. Something real, something beyond warm fuzzies.
It sounds like an exceptionally genuine and honest assertion to me. i believe that he replaced into given the Nobel Peace Prize for entering into the white abode for the reason it incredibly is all besides signing some directives.
You are right.
President Obama has "vast" political experience before being elected president.
President Obama has achieved so many things already.
President Obama inspires everyone of us.
Let us all follow the teachings of the Great President Obama!
I don't care if they give him the moon. This guy is going to sit on his hands about Afghanistan and bankrupt our country with his policies. Perhaps those and the cancellation of the E. European missile shield are what clinched the NPP. Those are the issues I care about, not the nobel .
Obama was nominated for the prize two weeks after his inauguration. What did he do in those first two weeks?
Don't you think it is a little odd that the Olympics were partially lost because of rampant crime overwhelming the very city that the "great man of peace" spent 2 decades "improving".
"Obama as president created a new climate in international politics. Multilateral diplomacy has regained a central position, with emphasis on the role that the United Nations and other international institutions can play."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northame...
One question - Where's the Peace?
Iraq? or maybe Afghanistan? or maybe on the streets of Chicago? or maybe Pakistan? Even the moon is taking a hammering.
I say great. Now what is he going to do to turn around the economy and the war in Afghanistan?