- Illinois senator who would be the first US black president if he succeeds in the upcoming 4th of November Elections
- His goal is to use targeted tax relief to help middle class families cope with rising costs and stagnant pay
- Has been a strong opponent of the war in Iraq from the outset and believes that there military solution
- He favors the strategy of phased withdrawal of US forces
- Mr .Obama has a competitive edge when it comes to” present day” understanding of Asia and its culture. Both as a child and as an adult Barrack Obama has had an opportunity to get upclose to Muslim culture and traditions. He had also visited the city of Karachi in Pakistan with his college friend and therefore believes that he can have a better relationship with the people of Pakistan (something previous US governments have ignored).
- Supporter of “aggressive personal diplomacy” and as a result would meet Iranian President without preconditions. However the military option is not off the table regarding Iran.
- He criticizes the Bush foreign policy and says that it has put US at more risk.
- Mr. Obama proposes to work towards a 80 percent cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 if he gets nominated for president. He also wants USA to lead international efforts to fight climate change.
- Barrack Obama backs universal coverage but would not make insurance compulsory except for children
- He wants US-Mexico border to be policed better and is a proponent of strict penalties for those employers who hire un documented workers. He also argues that giving illegal immigrants a right to citizenship should not be considered as an amnesty if they pay their fines.
- He trust women can take their decisions related to Abortion in consultation with their doctors, family and clergy. He has strongly criticized the US Supreme Court decision related to upholding a ban on late term abortion.
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