First, it is difficult to know the exact number, since many of these briefings are confidential and details are not released to the public or to the media. But it should be noted that this question may be based on an internet myth, originally started by former Vice President Cheney and several other Republican opponents of the president: they made the assertion that Mr. Obama has avoided or missed security briefings. While it is a widely quoted Republican talking point, there is no evidence to support it. It is true that Mr. Obama does not always have a formal briefing in the White House every day (and as noted before, some briefings are confidential, and would not be announced); but this has also been true for other presidents. As commander in chief, the president often travels, and there is considerable evidence Mr. Obama has briefing on Air Force One or in other locations, whenever his advisers and members of the CIA and State Department want to meet with him.
He hasn't. This is a right-wing myth, spread by some of his political opponents who accused him of not attending security briefings in the White House. But not every president has attended briefings in the White House; sometimes, presidents are traveling and get the briefings from their advisers or they attend briefings at secret locations away from the White House. This is not unusual. Accusations that the president does not attend security briefings are politically motivated and not accurate.
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He Attended Law School
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He attended Columbia.
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Mr. Barack Obama Sr. attended the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
He probably received his first social security card when he worked part-time in high school in Honolulu; but some sources report he didn't receive a social security card until he attended college in Los Angeles.
No- Obama is not HIndu either by religion or ethnicity.
Are you serious? As of January 2009 it is Barack Obama. Are you serious? As of January 2009 it is Barack Obama.
Largest presidential inauguration: Lyndon Johnson, 1964, estimated 1.2 Million