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Posted on 09/23/2009 8:45:39 AM PDT by Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid!
President Obama made his first address to the U.N. General Assembly today.
He had them at hello.
Even his opening -- "It is my honor to address you as the 44th president of the United States" -- got a round of applause.
The reason? The latest Pew Global Attitudes Survey of 21 countries found global confidence in Obama’s leadership on foreign affairs at 71% -- far higher than approval ratings at home (in the low 50% range) and even more striking matched against world opinion of George W. Bush last year, which Pew tracked at 17%.
(Excerpt) Read more at latimesblogs.latimes.com ...
They have GONE TOO FAR!!!
I had to check the date and the content of the article to make sure we were talking about the same event, the same POTUS.
How does the picture they posted with the article relate to Obama's U.N. speech?
When did the picture happen? A past campaign rally or outside of the UN Assembly?
Seriously what am I missing am I viewing/reading this correctly?
He had them at “hello”
tell them to delete this, sorry.
If the UN likes him, we’re in deep do-do.
You have to “report” it as “abuse.” Which is wasn’t.
Kadafi Loves Obama - wishes Zero could be the American leader forever!! The enemies of America love Him and being the narrcist Obie will eat it up and make life easy for his thug friends!!
Ok I will go report it as a duplicate and get this deleted.
The United Nations is run by corrupt thugs and child rapists.
It is a vast culture of corruption.
Want to know why some nations didn’t support the US going to war against Saddam? He paid them off.
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