Barack Obama

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.

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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.

Barack Obama implemented the Affordable Care Act, which expanded access to healthcare and provided coverage to millions of uninsured Americans. He also signed the Dodd-Frank Act, which aimed to prevent another financial crisis by implementing stricter regulations on banks. Additionally, Obama initiated the Paris Agreement on climate change, demonstrating his commitment to addressing the global challenge of climate change.

George Obama is Barack Obama's half-brother who lives in a Nairobi. He is not politically active. Initial media reports advised that George lived in poverty, but he disputed this saying he grew up well and lives well. See the related link below for more information.

Neither man served in the military. Mr. Romney got a deferment so that he could be a Mormon missionary in France during the Vietnam War. Mr. Obama was only a little child during the war, and by the time he was old enough to serve, the war had ended and there was no longer any military draft.

Absolutely. In fact, he was an adjunct professor there for twelve years (some sources say "lecturer," some say "adjunct professor"-- different schools use different terminology to describe those faculty members who are not employed there full-time); he was sufficiently well-respected that the university's dean has stated in print that the university offered him a full-time job as a professor, but he decided he wanted to go into politics instead.

No, he has not. You may have heard on political talk shows or read on certain websites that he has, but these claims are based on partisan opinion. In fairness, it should be noted that for decades, various presidents have been accused of impeachable offenses. Sometimes, these accusations are from their political enemies who are trying to cause some trouble. But sometimes, as with Richard Nixon, there were actual crimes that the president committed. However, Mr. Obama has not committed treason or other "high crimes and misdemeanors." He has made some controversial decisions, and gotten some people very upset with him; but the same can be said for all presidents at one time or other. Still, his political opponents keep wishing for his impeachment, even though there are no grounds for it.

By the time the president and his wife bought their Chicago home, they were both drawing excellent salaries. They were thus able to get financing for a home that cost $1.3 million. The president made substantial money from a best-selling book, and his wife was a business executive at that time and she too made a good salary. Chicago newspapers thoroughly examined how the Obamas bought the home and found no evidence of anything unusual or dishonest, contrary to some partisan claims by the president's political opponents. A link to how the Obamas paid for their Chicago home is below.

There is an old expression, attributed to a famous Massachusetts political figure and former speaker of the House of Representatives named Tip O'Neill: he said "All politics is local," and what he meant was that while a national race like the presidency can certainly draw more people to the polls, the local races often stand on their own or reflect specific local concerns. In the 2012 election, we may say the combination of increased turnout due to the presidential race and the current perception of the Republican party by many women and minority voters as extremist and too right-wing were factors in why some states voted for Democrats for Senate or for the House.

A good example is Massachusetts, where Scott Brown, the moderate Republican, was running to be re-elected to the Senate. His challenger was well-known consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren. Brown was very popular and had a large base of fans, including some conservative Democrats. But Warren successfully tied him to the national Republican "brand," reminding voters that as moderate as he might be, his national party was not, and thus, a vote for him (or any Republican) increased the power of Republicans in congress and was a vote for advancing the extremist agenda of the national Republican party.

Mr. Obama did campaign for, and advocate for, Democrats running for office, and his SuperPacs helped some of them with campaign commercials, especially in states where Republican candidates had said outrageous things about rape or about other social issues (Indiana and Missouri come to mind). However, the president also recognized that (a) he is a very polarizing figure in some states, and (b) local races needed a local focus. So some of his work for Democrats was behind the scenes, but political analysts agree that it was some of the controversial statements made by national Republican candidates that motivated certain voters (both Democrats and moderate Republicans) to come out and support Democratic candidates.

Yes, she denied the petitions by Louis Lutz, Jerome Julius Brown, and Gary William Holt.

In other cases such as Djamel Ameziane, Petitioner- Kagan was already on the Supreme Court, and took no part in the decision, but it created a tie vote since it required a majority to hear the case again Obama. So basically, even though she had no say in the matter it was a yes vote to deny the petitions filed.

The US had never had a black president. He appeared on the scene as a charismatic figure, an eloquent speaker, and this appealed to many. Race should not matter when choosing a candidate, yet many felt voting for him would show how far we had come as a nation.

Barack Obama's real name is Barack Hussein Obama II.

Yes. Incumbent President Barack Obama won reelection in the 2012 presidential election defeating Mitt Romney.

President Obama has two daughters named Malia Ann and Natasha Marian, also known as Sasha. They were born to him and his wife, Michelle Obama.

Barack Obama's first daughter (Malia, born 1998) is a biological child of Barack and his wife Michelle. They have another daughter (Natasha, known as Sasha, born 2001).

No, former President Barack Obama did not make this statement.

obama's first daughter was born in 1998 and her name was malia

"The Case Against Barack Obama" was not created at a single specific point in time. It refers to a collection of criticisms and arguments against Barack Obama's policies, actions, and political career that emerged over time, particularly during his presidency between 2009 and 2017. Various individuals and organizations voiced their opposition to Obama's policies and compiled their critiques in different forms, such as books, articles, and public speeches.

It is a longstanding custom for professional speakers to use allusions (references) to other documents or books or articles when giving a speech; such allusions can give a speech more authority or make it more interesting to the audience. Political figures will do this to show that their ideas have been supported by others in the past, or they will do this to show that certain ideas and beliefs were true before and are still true today. That is undoubtedly while President Obama uses allusions and references in some of his speeches.