Yes, I do like that.
what is the address of barack obama if I will send him a letter?
Presidents send birthday cards to veterans all the time (especially older veterans), and Barack Obama does too. If you have a specific veteran in mind, get a message to the president by telling your U.S. senator or representative, and they will let the president know.
You can send e-mail to Obama by logging into the related link.
No, he did not. Each country sends an ambassador to the UN, but Mr. Obama was never an ambassador. Barack Hussein Obama was the first President to take a seat in The United Nations. Typically they send an ambassador, Barack took the seat himself.
His maternal grandparents had saved up the money to send him to a good private school, and that is what they did.
you can try emailing him from the white house. but none of the emails get through
A person can't be added to the list. if you find his email, and send him one, the people who protect obama read it first. if it has no importance, then they delete it and it is gone forever.
There is no indication that Obama has boycotted AIPAC. As recently as February 2016, Obama signed into law a bill that AIPAC had actively lobbied for.
You can write to her at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Washington, DC 20500-0004
Answer 1He promised when he was elected president that he would end our involvement in Iraq, and that is exactly what he did.Answer 2It is unclear what the question is asking. If it is asking if Barack Obama has the power to send soldiers to Iraq and he has the power to stop the war in Iraq, then yes. As president of the United States he has the power to move troops wherever he desires. He also has the power to end military engagements. If the question is whether Barack Obama can do both actions at the same, then no. Sending soldiers to a foreign nation would not stop a war, it would start one.
We will send a message on Monday
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