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Israel: Obama 2008 vs. Obama 2016
In June, 2008, presidential candidate Barack Obama gave a stirring speech to AIPAC, making strong commitments to the Jewish people and Israel.
Heckler Calls Obama the Antichrist; Obama Proclaims 'Jesus Is Lord'
President Obama was interrupted by a man shouting about Christianity as he was giving a speech for a fundraiser at the House of Blues. The man, later identified as David Serrano, was quickly dragged out of the room by security guards.
Obama Blames Republicans, Journalists Blame Obama, on 'Meet the Press'
The day before the 'fiscal cliff' deadline and as Congress continues to work on an agreement, President Barack Obama appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" to blame Congressional Republicans for not reaching a deal. In a panel discussion after the interview, journalists criticized Obama for not doing more to build trust with Republicans and not displaying more leadership on entitlement reform.
Obama Outspends Romney as Romney Outraised Obama in July
It was only about one year ago that Republicans – not knowing who their nominee would be – were bracing for a presidential campaign where President Obama would have an unlimited campaign war chest while their candidate scraped by with only a great message and limited funds. That is not the case today.
God and Barack Obama
In part two of this series, Paul Kengor will consider Obama\'s chances of winning \"values voters\" on November 4.
Obama Out Fundraises GOP
President Obama’s poll numbers may be slipping but his campaign donations are pouring in. In an email released by the Obama campaign Thursday morning, it was revealed that the president’s reelection campaign and the Democratic National Committee raised a total of $70 million in the third fundraising quarter of the year.
The Depression of Obama
Oddly, many conservatives are afraid to point out the obvious - that Obama is in over his head and depressed.
Is Obama Sexist?
If all of President Barack Obama's cabinet appointees are confirmed, the most prestigious cabinet posts will all be filled by men. This has renewed an old debate, mostly among liberals, over diversity in the executive branch and Obama's apparent preference for male advisers.
Malia Obama to Start Driving, Michelle Obama Warns 'Look Out!'
Malia Obama is reaching another milestone of growing up, according to her mother, Michelle Obama.
Romney Closes Gap With Obama
Despite efforts by the Obama campaign to portray Mitt Romney as a vulture capitalist, Romney's favorability rating has increased 14 percentage points since February, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Monday.
Putin to Obama: CrimeaRiver
It has been interesting to watch Putin gain in popularity as he outwits Obama. Since he invaded Crimea, Putin's approval ratings in Russia have gone up 10 points. In another of his historic "firsts," Obama has done what no other president has done: make Putin look better.
| Ron Hart
Can Obama Win the 'Values Voter?'
In 2000 and 2004, it was the churchgoing moral-religious \"values voters\" that made the difference for George W. Bush. Barack Obama hopes to peel off just enough of those voters.
Archbishop Criticizes Obama, Catholic Allies
Denver Roman Catholic Archbishop Charles Chaput labeled Barack Obama the "most committed" abortion-rights candidate from a major party in 35 years while accusing a Catholic Obama ally and other Democratic-friendly Catholic groups of doing a "disservice to the church."
Obama Backed by Less Religious Americans
Presidential candidate Barack Obama has stronger support among less religious Americans than rival John McCain, a survey revealed.
Obama to Woo Young Evangelicals, Catholics
Barack Obama will soon unveil his new plan to woo young evangelicals and Catholics in hopes of turning them into Obama voters this November.
Obama, Pope Discuss Abortion, Stem Cells
In their first meeting Friday, President Barack Obama and Pope Benedict XVI touched on the ethics of abortion and stem cells. The pontiff offered Obama a copy of a document titled "An Instruction on Certain Bioethical Questions."
Obama, Romney Tied in 2 Polls
Two polls released Monday both show President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tied in the presidential race. USA Today/Gallup's swing-state poll shows Obama with 47 percent support and Romney with 45 percent support in the 12 most closely contested states
Obama Breaks 'God Talk' Tradition
Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama is overturning the traditional view that Republicans are the religious-talking lawmakers with his faith speeches and frequent church visits on the campaign trail.
