This is a difficult question to answer because there are always many articles about the president and what he believes. Some articles are written by people who oppose and disagree with his policies, and others by people who support and agree with him. Since there have been thousands of articles written about President Obama, I would suggest that you go to the following websites:
Pro-Obama sites include BarackObama.com, and MediaMatters.org. Sites that generally agree with (although not always) President Obama include TheNation.com, MotherJones.com, and Talkingpointsmemo.com and Dailykos.com. MSNBC is a cable network that is generally neutral during the day and liberal in the evening.
Anti-Obama sites include Dailycaller.com, Breitbart.com, FoxNews.com, WorldNetDaily.com and WeeklyStandard.com. Fox News is a cable network that is generally pro-Republican, especially during the evening.
Note that in all cases, the previously mentioned sites are offering opinions. If you are seeking neutral points of view about the president, you might consider Time magazine, the Washington Post, and other mainstream newspapers. Contrary to online myths, the major new networks (NBC, ABC, and CBS, as well as PBS) are generally neutral in their news coverage. The Wall Street Journal newspaper has an editorial page that is conservative, but its news coverage is generally neutral; the New York Times has an editorial page that is generally liberal, but it too tends to have generally neutral news coverage, as do Reuters.com and AP.com.
Barack Obama does not like the war.
Barack Obama is a name, not an acronym. The letters don't stand for anything.
President Barack Obama is 6' 1½" (1.87 meters) tall.
Proudly We Stand The Inauguration of Barack Obama - 2009 TV was released on: USA: 2009
His middle name is Hussein.
# yes barack obama did # it was in his speech that he will do something about the civil rights # he was never against civil rights
In an alphabetical list of U. S. Presidents from Washington through Obama, Barack Obama is 31st out of 43.
The user-friendly website "Campaign Issues 2008" offers short pieces of information about Barack Obama's stand on a variety of issues. Some of these snippets are accompanied by a short video on the same topic. Click on the Related Link.
Obama is not an acronym but the last name of the current president of the United States, Barack Obama.
At this point in his presidency, he has not come out in favor of legalizing drugs, nor has any other president.
Most commonly, it stands for body odor. But judging from the category of this question, I would say Barack Obama.
The first black president of the United States is/was Barack Obama. He was elected in 2008 and re-elected in 2012. But perhaps you ran into some newspaper articles from the 1990s. Prior to the election of President Obama, there was a popular (but controversial) president named Bill Clinton. He was white, but he was beloved by black voters because he was passionate about civil rights and took a stand on behalf of black people in the south. So he was jokingly called "America's first black president" by the media.