Barack Obama

No. All modern presidents have been given the use of a private plane, called "Air Force One," but it is generally for official business, such as traveling to a summit meeting in a foreign country or attending a meeting about economic development at a location that is distant from the White House. That said, if a president is going to conduct official business and also make a campaign stop along the way, that president will still fly in Air Force One, since it is a safe and secure way for him to travel. But no president uses the presidential plane exclusively for campaigning-- that is not its intended purpose.

Obama is currently in his second term. He was elected to his first term in 2008 and re-elected in 2012.

The White House mail is received by staff members who are responsible for sorting and categorizing it. Depending on the nature of the mail, it may be directed to President Obama, other staff members, or appropriate departments within the White House.

Obama says he would consider raising the eligibility age for Medicare from 65 to 68. His "obamacare" health plan that he pushed through Congress already makes some changes in Medicare, especially in prescription drug coverage and payments to doctors and hospitals, when and if it takes full effect. I do not think he has more big plans to change Medicare. He is strongly in favor of universal health care insurance. (He does not seem to have any workable plans for cutting health care costs.)

During his presidency, Obama implemented several key policies aimed at revitalizing the U.S. economy after the Great Recession. He signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which provided substantial funding for infrastructure projects and job creation. Additionally, he introduced the Affordable Care Act, expanding access to healthcare for millions of uninsured Americans.

Barack Obama has acknowledged being inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's principles of nonviolence, justice, and equality. Obama has expressed admiration for Gandhi's peaceful methods of resistance and his ability to bring about change through moral persuasion. Gandhi's influence can be seen in Obama's emphasis on diplomacy, unity, and inclusivity during his presidency.

In 2008, the country was not in a good place. There had been a financial meltdown, the war in Iraq was going badly, there were numerous scandals that affected Republicans in Congress, and most Americans (even Republicans) were disillusioned with President Bush. Yet the Republican candidate for president, Senator John McCain, seemed to offer policies similar to those of President Bush, and people were not eager for four more years of that. Barack Obama, on the other hand, seemed to offer something entirely different. He was a new and unique candidate-- he was young, he was biracial, he was an excellent orator, and he reached out through social media in a way previously not done. His supporters saw him as a once-in-a-lifetime candidate who could change society. The goal of the Hope poster was to represent that desire for a new beginning-- a new president who would bring hope to the American people.

I am not sure which theory you are referring to. Barack Obama has had many political influences in his life, including Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King; but some of his theories emerged from his work as an advocate for the poor and a civil rights attorney, and some were formed during his career as a member of the Democratic party. You can read about his political beliefs and theories in his two best-selling books, "Dreams From My Father" and "The Audacity of Hope."

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Mattie Shaw, the mother of musician Prince, is black.

Sasha Czack was born on July 17, 1950, in Chester, Pennsylvania, USA.

No, because there is no such thing as an "Obama Phone." This is an internet myth, which claims President Obama is giving free phones to welfare recipients. He is not. However, there are some organizations that do give out a free phone to victims of domestic violence, in the event they need to call the police. But this program existed long before President Obama took office.

No, he is our 44th President of The United States of America.

Well, first we need to clarify that Obama is a member of mankind. Some people don't like African Americans, but they still are people. Seriously, hes a person. Fish, on the other hand are not people. It is unlikely they will choose to leave the water voluntarily making it difficult to kill anybody; however, there are two possible ways of the destruction occurring. First, they pay off crab mercenaries that are wearing wifebeaters to slaughter humans in their sleep or if all humans simultaneaously choose to enter the water to the wrath of the fish. Watch yourself. Crabs suck. Trust me. Itchy.

Sasha is her nickname. For whatever reason, she seems to prefer it, and even her parents use it when referring to her. Having a nickname is not unusual: many kids don't like the name their parents gave them, so they find some other name they want to be called. To cite a well-known example, in high school, Barack Obama didn't like his birth name and wanted to be called Barry. Eventually he went back to using his birth name, so perhaps Sasha will too some day; or she may decide to continue using her nickname.

Mr Obama's heritage is half black. There has never been a half black President, prior. Not unlike President Kennedy who was the first Catholic President. Mr Obama won the ticket to live in the White House and lead his country to total chaos. That is the American Dream: to do the things one wants to do, regardless of one's station in life, by birth.

It is difficult to make a fair comparison, since President Bush served for eight years, while President Obama is in his fourth. Also, each president faced various economic problems: both faced recessions, and President Obama inherited some problems from President Bush. That said, how the current president has dealt with the economy is the subject of considerable partisan debate. Thus, the answer to your question depends on which side you ask.

The Obama campaign insists that it has in fact created more private sector jobs at this point than President Bush did in the same time period. A typical example of this perspective can be found at ThinkProgress.org, where an economist wrote: "Since February of 2010, the 13th month of President Obama's term, the economy has added 4.3 million private sector jobs, a 4 percent increase. Under President Bush, the economy stopped shedding private sector jobs in July of 2003, fully 30 months into his administration. From that point until May of 2004, the economy added just 1.5 million private sector jobs, an increase of only 1.4 percent." Interestingly, President Bush did add jobs in the government, more government jobs than Mr. Obama has (Obama has reduced the number of government workers). As of June 2012, public sector employment is now down 608,000 workers since January 2009, a 2.7 percent decline. At the same point in President Bush's term, public sector employment was up 3.7 percent.

But a center-right economist writing for the website Factcheck.org took issue with many of these figures, saying that Mr. Obama had actually not created as many private sector jobs as his campaign claimed, and that both Bush and Obama had manipulated job numbers to make their party look good and the other party look bad. I enclose a link to that analysis.

Barack Obama was elected as the 44th President of the United States in 2008 and subsequently reelected for a second term in 2012.

Barack Obama used the Lincoln Bible for his first inauguration in 2009 and for his second inauguration in 2013. The Lincoln Bible is a historic Bible that belonged to Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States.

One of Barack Obama's great weaknesses was his difficulty in building strong relationships and consensus with Republicans in Congress. This led to challenges in advancing his policy agenda and resulted in partisan gridlock during his presidency. Additionally, some critics argue that Obama's approach to foreign policy, particularly in relation to the Middle East, was also a weakness.

in my opinion, no because I am a man, but for women, obama is really smoking and dripping hot appeal. smokin!!!!

say hes a jew. He was born on August 4, 1961. His father was from Kenya. His entire name is Barack Hussein Obama Jr. Barack Obama is not a Jew he is a Christen. Other people in his Family were Jews.

The cost of Obama's tax plan would depend on specific details, and it is not feasible to provide an exact figure without knowing the specifics. Generally, Obama's tax plan aimed to increase taxes on high-income individuals and corporations while providing tax relief for middle and low-income households. The plan was intended to benefit middle-class families and promote more equitable wealth distribution.

If you receive emails that are questionable regarding Barack Obama, it's advisable not to forward them to anyone. Instead, it's best to delete them and refrain from spreading potentially unverified or false information. If you have concerns or suspicions about the content, it's always a good idea to fact-check from reliable sources before sharing any information.

The two major changes that Barack Obama made for healthcare are the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the expansion of Medicaid. The ACA aimed to provide affordable health insurance to all Americans and introduced measures like insurance exchanges, subsidies, and the individual mandate. Medicaid expansion increased the eligibility criteria, allowing more low-income individuals and families to qualify for coverage.