Do you think Barack Obama is a genuine president?

If it's the former then yes, I believe he is elligible to be the US President but I don't know enough about all the debate about his birth certificate to competently comment further. If it's the latter then, well, who knows? Who ever really knows what someone is thinking?

All I know is that I feel a lot safer in MY country (England) now that Barack Obama is America's President. I had never felt safe before, with Bush around.

If it's the former then yes, I believe he is elligible to be the US President but I don't know enough about all the debate about his birth certificate to competently comment further. If it's the latter then, well, who knows? Who ever really knows what someone is thinking?

All I know is that I feel a lot safer in MY country (England) now that Barack Obama is America's President. I had never felt safe before, with Bush around...

Yes. Unfortunately, he has had to deal with three major issues since taking office seven months ago. One, the economy, two, healthcare and three, the wars.

I believe it would be "unfair" and "impatient" for us to pass harsh judgment over handling issues in seven months that were mishandled in the previous several years before his arrival as President.

President obama is a genuine presisident of the united states of america, for the simple reason that he was voted into office by an overwhelming majority. And he has taken the oath of office. Which is the requirement for holding a political offices.

You are asking this regarding his birth I am assuming. I will answer this question from the point of view saying that he is not. There is a lot of controversy regarding his birth.

Why? 1. Because he will not release his birth certificate.

The DNC has spent over two million dollars in legal fees fighting the release or his birth certificate. 2. S grandma is on record several time saying that he was born in Kenya, Africa. At that time it was under British rule.

Following British law, he would be a citizen of Kenya. If this is true he is not constitutionally allowed to run for office. 3.

The US ambassador from Kenya said in an interview that they are preparing a monument in Kenya to commemorate Obama's birth place. 4. No hospital in Hawaii will speak of his birth.No healthcare officials will say that they were their when he was born.

5. The newspaper clipping announcing his birth lists an address where the family did not reside.6. He has showed a certificate of live birth, which is not a birth certificate.

The second controversial topic is the fact that his parents gave his citizenship up when he moved to Indonesia.1. He gave up his citizenship, or his parents did. You can find the document of enrollment .2.

He has never proved that he got his citizenship back. You must be a citizen for 14 years before running. 3. Many people think that he was able to attend the ivy league school that he did because of the foreigners visa.

That is why he will not release his school records either. Bottom line: he is President. With that said, he should answer to questions so they go away.

He will not show proof and he and the DNC have spent a lot of money keeping him from proving his citizenship. I personally think the birth issue is not as big as the issue of his parents giving up his citizenship.

Barack Obama is our president. So all opinions aside we need to support him. USA!

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.