As you're see, Ellen DeGeneres has also got some grooves.
Michelle & Barack Obama Dancing On The Ellen DeGeneres Show
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Michelle & Barack Obama Dancing With Ellen DeGeneres
Here we see Michelle Obama has some smooth dance moves too, proving that her husband, Barcak Obama, diffinitley does not have the monopoly on dance moves.
As you're see, Ellen DeGeneres has also got some grooves.
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As you're see, Ellen DeGeneres has also got some grooves.
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President Barack Obama's Dance Skills Revisited
I came across this little piece of President Obama in full calm, relaxed, fluid dance action.
See for yourself.
See for yourself.
Barack Obama On The Ellen Degeneres Show
World Focus Reviews President Obama's Peace Prize Acceptance In Oslo
Gideon Rose, Manager Editor of Foreign Affairs Magazine and Carla Robbins of The New York Times editorial board joined Edie Magnus in a heartily discussion of President Barack Obama’s acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Reviewed: President Obama's Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance In Oslo
Other topics discussed were security problems in Iraq and climate agreement prospects in Oslo.
Other topics discussed were security problems in Iraq and climate agreement prospects in Oslo.
President Obama Accepts The Nobel Peace Prize
US President Barack Obama accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo on Thursday but not without some controversy.
In his acceptance speech, President Obama said he saw no conflict in accepting the Noble Peace Prize just days after sending 30,000 troops to war, "some will kill and some will be killed" the President said.
President Obama also said he admired previous Peace Prize recipients, such as Martin Luther King, who preached non-violence.
The President also stated that "the instruments of war do have a role to play in preserving the peace." The President continued by saying "The United States Of America has helped underwrite global security for more than 60 decades, with the blood of our citizens and the strength of our arms."
In his acceptance speech, President Obama said he saw no conflict in accepting the Noble Peace Prize just days after sending 30,000 troops to war, "some will kill and some will be killed" the President said.
President Obama also said he admired previous Peace Prize recipients, such as Martin Luther King, who preached non-violence.
The President also stated that "the instruments of war do have a role to play in preserving the peace." The President continued by saying "The United States Of America has helped underwrite global security for more than 60 decades, with the blood of our citizens and the strength of our arms."
President Barack Obama Accepts Nobel Peace Prize In Oslo
Some frequent critics, like Republican Newt Gingrich, commended President Obama for reminding the committee that sometimes 'war is the best path to peace'.
Although Gingrich said he thought the Presidents speech was "very Historic" he also, along with others, questioned why President Obama received the award after only a year in office.
President Obama was also considered rude, by some, for only staying one day and not attending a Save The Children's concert or having lunch with the King.
Although Gingrich said he thought the Presidents speech was "very Historic" he also, along with others, questioned why President Obama received the award after only a year in office.
President Obama was also considered rude, by some, for only staying one day and not attending a Save The Children's concert or having lunch with the King.
USA Secretary Hilary Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert Gates on Face the Nation
USA Secretary of State Hilary Clinton and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, give some clear insights into US President Barack Obama's decision to send 33,000 more troops to Afghanistan.
Why the withdrawal deadline?
What are the forces going to do?
With a $Trillion $dollar deficit already, can the USA afford to send this many troops?
These and other questions are put to the Secretaries of State and Defense by CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer, followed by Bob's final word on "Understanding Tiger".
Why the withdrawal deadline?
What are the forces going to do?
With a $Trillion $dollar deficit already, can the USA afford to send this many troops?
These and other questions are put to the Secretaries of State and Defense by CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer, followed by Bob's final word on "Understanding Tiger".
Secretary of State Hilary Clinton and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates
President Obama Travels to Capitol Hill To Rally Democrats
US President Barack Obama traveled to Capitol Hill, Washington on Sunday to rally Democrats in preparation for his Health Reform Bill's addresing by the Senate.
Focus will center primarily on Limits on Federal Abortion Funding and the terms of a new Public Insurance Options; two of the Bill's biggest issues, to be addressed.
US President Barack Obama At Capitol Hill, Washington
Focus will center primarily on Limits on Federal Abortion Funding and the terms of a new Public Insurance Options; two of the Bill's biggest issues, to be addressed.
US President Barack Obama At Capitol Hill, Washington
President Obama Adviced "Take Your Time" by Gen. Powell
US President Barack Obama was recently adviced by former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Colin Powell to take his time devising his strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Gen. Colin Powell was interviewed last Wednesday, November 11th, on the Tom Joyner Morning Show with Roland Martin.
You can listen to the interview HERE
Gen. Colin Powell was interviewed last Wednesday, November 11th, on the Tom Joyner Morning Show with Roland Martin.
You can listen to the interview HERE
US President Obama To Be Welcomed In Asia
President Barack Obama makes his first trip to Asia as President and is expected to emphasize re-newed co-operation between the US and Asian Nations.
Japan is President Obama's first stop, where current US and Japan relations are strained by the new government's review of the US military presence in Japan.
President Obama will visit the APEC Forum in Singapore where he will meet all ten members of the Association of South East Asian Nations including Burma. The US government has recently changed it's policy towards Burma from one of isolation to that of direct talks with the countries leaders.
People in Indonesians, however, are disappointed President Obama will not be visiting this year although officials say Obama will visit next year.
Japan is President Obama's first stop, where current US and Japan relations are strained by the new government's review of the US military presence in Japan.
President Obama will visit the APEC Forum in Singapore where he will meet all ten members of the Association of South East Asian Nations including Burma. The US government has recently changed it's policy towards Burma from one of isolation to that of direct talks with the countries leaders.
Asia Welcomes President Obama
President Obama will also visit China where relations are considered crucial to world growth. The President's last visit will be to South Korea where talks will focus on North Korea's nuclear program.
People in Indonesians, however, are disappointed President Obama will not be visiting this year although officials say Obama will visit next year.
Obama: Troops To Afghanistan - Back To Drawing Broad
US President Obama is not accepting the current Afghanistan Troop options given to him without changes. The President insist on an 'exit Strategy' before sending extra troops.
In a leaked letter to the White House, Karl Eikenberry, the US ambassador to Afghanistan, calls for the plans to be reconsidered. The ambassador claims Afghanstan President Hamid Karzai's government needs to first tackle corruption, which continues to threaten democratic stability in the country.
The ambassador also argues that a troop increase will cause Afghanistan to be more USA reliant.
The US military's top commander in Afghanistan General Stanley McChrysta, however, has requested the deployment of 40,000 more troops to stamp out violent. There are currently 68,000 US troops serving in Afghanistan.
In a leaked letter to the White House, Karl Eikenberry, the US ambassador to Afghanistan, calls for the plans to be reconsidered. The ambassador claims Afghanstan President Hamid Karzai's government needs to first tackle corruption, which continues to threaten democratic stability in the country.
The ambassador also argues that a troop increase will cause Afghanistan to be more USA reliant.
The US military's top commander in Afghanistan General Stanley McChrysta, however, has requested the deployment of 40,000 more troops to stamp out violent. There are currently 68,000 US troops serving in Afghanistan.
US President Obama Insist On Changes To Afghanistan Troop Deployment Options.
Obama Honours Troops On Veterans Day At Arlington Cemetery
US President Barack Obama attended his first Veterans day as President at Arlington National Cemetery , Virginia today.
President Obama and the First Lady made a surprise visit to Section 60, the area in the cemetery where those who died in Iraq and Afghanistan are buried.
The President later met with top Military and National Security Advisors to discuss troop numbers in Afganistan.
"The generation serving today already deserves a place along side previous generations for the courage they have shown and the sacrifices they have made."
President Barack Obama
President Obama And First Lady Obama Pay Their Respects At Fort Hood
US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama paid their respects to the 13 fallen soldiers and civilians at Ill Corps Headquarters, Fort Hood Army Base, Texas today.
President Obama spoke before a crowd of thousands attending the memorial service and addressed the family members of the fallen at Ft. Hood.
The 13 were killed on the army base last week, allegedly by Major Nidal Hasan, a military psychiatrist, who turned his semi-automatic weapon on his fellow soldiers last week, whilst on a shooting rampage.
None of the victims were armed and several more were wounded.
The President also spent time with the victims of the shootings families.
President Obama spoke before a crowd of thousands attending the memorial service and addressed the family members of the fallen at Ft. Hood.
The 13 were killed on the army base last week, allegedly by Major Nidal Hasan, a military psychiatrist, who turned his semi-automatic weapon on his fellow soldiers last week, whilst on a shooting rampage.
None of the victims were armed and several more were wounded.
The President also spent time with the victims of the shootings families.
Obama, Clinton: "Walls Can Truly Come Down"
US President Barack Obama delivered a surprise video message to the main anniversary event as a tribute to the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall.
Obama was introduced by Secretary of State Hilary Clinton in attendance at the main anniversary event.
"Let us never forget November 9, 1989 nor the sacrifices that made it possible." US President Barack Obama
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