It was one year ago today that Barack Obama was elected to the presidency. Now, he rallies the troops, encouraging more community action and engagement with issues. It’s like the campaign never ended!
Obama: one year in
How Obama has changed the world
Barack Obama’s presidential record may not be perfect, says Eugene Robinson, but in only 287 days since he took office, he has brought some remarkable change.
Why Obama’s performance doesn’t matter
There’s no point in asking what difference Obama has made in office, says Rick Perlstein: the American political structure continues to block his initiatives at every turn.
If an election was held today, Obama would lose
What a difference a year makes: a new Rasmussen Reports survey has found that only 45% of Americans would vote for Obama if an election were held today.
Yes he can: so why hasn’t he?
Barack Obama may have campaigned on the promise of change, but the US political machine just isn’t built to support a revolution. Anna Quindlen defends Obama’s record in office so far: change may be coming slowly, but it is coming.
What Obama has done in one year
John Richardson is sick of people saying Barack Obama hasn’t done anything yet; just the highlights from an action-packed year in the life of the new president shows the problem isn’t Obama — it’s narrow-minded people not looking hard enough.






