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President Obama Winning Nobel Peace Prize.
by tucsonmike on 12 October 2009 12:16am |
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Whatever you think about his deserving it, it is a done deal. He can only be wise with having this honor.
There are some Conservatives who see it as "big deal, it was a bunch of Scandinavian socialists giving it to who they think is an American socialist."
It is best he donates the money from the prize. The last thing he needs is accusations of it being a payoff. (Sure, it is possible members of the Nobel committee did see it that way).
Afghanistan-It is a lose/lose situation now.
Chicago not getting the Olympics. No comment. |
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Re: President Obama Winning Nobel Peace Prize.
by Wild in Africa on 12 October 2009 10:38am |
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I think 'Perplexed' is the general feeling. I do admire Obama and am happy he is US President but feel so far he has done precious little to earn the Nobel Peace Prize; winding down one war to scale up another is hardly a credible qualification.
No sour grapes now about Chicago. The US has had more than its fair share of Olympics in recent history, LA and Atlanta. Great to have a Samba Olympics in Rio I'm sure. |
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Re: President Obama Winning Nobel Peace Prize.
by bIG bLOGGER on 12 October 2009 4:18pm |
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tucsonmike: Just to alert you: there IS an existing thread on "Obama winning the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize",started on the day it was announced to the Press,09 October. |
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Re: President Obama Winning Nobel Peace Prize.
by bIG bLOGGER on 16 October 2009 2:46pm |
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Last night,President Obama held a Tribute To Latin Music evening at the White House. The President duly stepped onto the dance floor and wiggled his hips about some,at which point a Committee in Sweden immediately awarded him the Nobel Prize for Dance.
CONAN O'BRIEN. |
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