Barack Obama's foreign affairs positions 16 Articles

by Mary Moss

Barack Obama (D), candidate in the 2008 Presidential election, lays out five ways in which he will work to restore America as a world leader. Four of those points involve international politics and forming alliances with c...read more

by Russell H. Smith

Barack Obama's foreign policy manifesto reads lucidly is cogent and striking in its revelation. He is without a doubt the most promising African-American presidential aspirant in U.S. history. What is astonishing about Oba...read more

by El Sombreron

Barack Obama's position on foreign policy is tricky yet prominent. Some would disagree on some of Obama's views and perspectives on foreign policy, such as is the case with his statement on the invasion of Pakistan in t...read more

by Duane Kuehn

Barack Obama knows that Foreign affairs begins with one position, that is the knowledge one derives in ones experiences that effectively motivate individuals, families, groups and nations. Foreign Relations are...read more

by Your Substitute Angel

What is Obama's foreign position affair? I think his policy is to fight Muslim terrorists who are trying to disrupt Oprah Winfrey's school in Africa. Forget it and give everyone a solar powered home, I assume. He maybe Ba...read more

by Steven Fujita

At the New Hamphire Democratic debate held on January 5, 2008, moderator Charles Gibson asked Barack Obama if he still stood behind his comments that he (Obama) would unilaterally send the military (invade) into Pakistan t...read more

by Michael Daly

The cornerstone of Barack Obama's foreign policy commentary is that he opposed the liberation of Iraq. Yet nowhere has he offered a credible argument against the war in Iraq and no one has ever bothered to question him ab...read more

by Elaine Sihera

How the Election of Barack Obama to the Presidency Could Make America Internationally Great Again Senator Bob Kerrey apologised for linking Barack Obama's Muslim connections to the possibility of him reaching out to B...read more

by Ethan Lee Vita

Barack Obama, despite his newcomer status in Washington, has many qualifications regarding foreign policy. He has worked with veterans of foreign policy, is well respected by them, and is apart of the Senate Foreign Relati...read more

by Barbara A. Clark

Barack Obama: The Best Candidate For U.S. Foreign Policy Most people would probably agree that any President of the United States needs skills in foreign diplomacy. The urgency of this necessity today cannot be overstat...read more

by Jerry Curtis

For someone of his relative youth and inexperience, Barack Obama has shown a remarkably sophisticated grasp of foreign policy. Writing in the July/August 2007 "Foreign Affairs" magazine, in his article "Renewing American L...read more

by Bruno Somerset

Obviously, Barack Obama is a relative newcomer on the national stage, and thus has limited experience in foreign affairs. However, his time on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has greatly enhanced his experience, as ...read more

by Mike Murphy

Barack Obama's latest foreign policy pronouncements smack of naivety and, more disturbingly, populist opportunism. That a bantam-weight candidate such as Mitt Romney can so easily see puncture Mr. Obama's impromptu declara...read more

by Joshua Horn

Born to an American mother and a Kenyan father, then raised for a significant portion of his childhood in Indonesia, Barack Obama is no stranger to the international community. His career as a politician has focused greatl...read more

by Will Kester

I'm not qualified to write about Obama's foreign affairs positions, but I will write on why he is our best choice of the current candidates for the next President of the United Sates, which will include some of his foreign...read more

by D. J. Poe

Barak Obamaa has many opinions on foreign affairs. He is up to speed on all issues of importance, including the Hezbalah, Syria and Iran dangers. Terrorist threats are of concern, and he has plans to address these threats ...read more