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[George's Bottom Line] Limbaugh Unloads on Obama's Nobel Prize - George's Bottom Line: Even if Obama accomplishes everything he has elected to do, and continues to restore America to the standards for which it has been revered over the years (until Bush and Cheney destroyed it) they will continue to hate him because they are just -- haters. You Go, President Obama, you have made us proud and will continue to do so.

[Stabroek News] Stabroek News - Obama says Nobel Peace Prize is 'call to action': But critics called the Nobel committee’s decision  premature, given that Obama has achieved few tangible gains as  he grapples with challenges ranging from the war in Afghanistan  and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to nuclear standoffs with  Iran and North Korea.  

[EconomyInCrisis Articles] Economyincrisis.org - America's Economic Report - Daily: Let's hope the prize inspires Obama, not just to be a peace maker but also to be a stronger president who stands up to the corporations which have waged war against humanity. Maybe he'll pay attention to Justice Sotomayor's questions about corporate personhood and wage the good war, ending the longest war of human history-- and kill the right of corporations to be treated as persons.

[The Irish Economy] The Irish Economy » Blog Archive » First-Year Grad Student Wins ...: [...] in other "news": First-Year Grad Student Wins Nobel Prize in Economics (No, I couldn’t link directly to the original article, since it’s on Blοgspοt, which [...]

[CNN Political Ticker] CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...: What Obama has done is to insist that foreign policy and strategy regarding foreing relations be made on the basis of thorough, intelligent, rational analysis of the issues and making decisions based on the best interest of this country and the world. For way too long, foreign policy, decisions as to whether to engage in war, and foreign policy and war strategy have been based on emotion rather than reason, on immature and often narcissistic values and beliefs rather than on empirical data, and on erroneous intelligence.

[HipHopWired.com] Conservative Deems Obama Nobel Win “Affirmative Action ...: The Norwegian Nobel Committee gave President Obama the Nobel Peace Prize for the sum work of what he has done for those that were in situations that needed to be improved, as well as, for the tasks that he has yet to finish for a nation in dire need of social, economic, and political resuscitation.

[Cassy Fiano] Cassy Fiano » Why in the hell did Obama win the Nobel Peace Prize?!: The committee praised Obama for his “extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples” during his nine months in office and singled out for special recognition Obama’s call for a world free of nuclear weapons, the subject of a major speech April 5 in Prague.

[George's Bottom Line] First White House Reaction on Nobel - George's Bottom Line: Nobody is perfect but by GOD, when you carry your head high, speak with confidence and erapture millions, you will make a difference. I challenge others to put away their measuring tapes, stop bickering, and get back to the post 9/11 American pride filled days.

[Flopping Aces] Flopping Aces » Blog Archive » Obama Awarded Nobel Peace Prize: But none has been as closely associated with an Olympic proposal as Obama, and the emerging effort by the White House is unusually pointed in its attempt to wrap the campaign around the president and his appealing image abroad ”” a strategy veteran Olympics watchers say is paying dividends and could result in an enormous hometown farewell party if Obama wins a second term.

[Matthew Vadum: The American Spectator articles and blog posts.] The American Spectator : AmSpecBlog : What Role Did Glögg Play in ...: The answer is simple -ts an attempt at political propup because they in Norway know Obama is failing and that Politically it looks bad. ( A good sign in some ways I might add ) But--Do not look at this other than a political maneuver and nothing more.

[WORLDmag.com | Community] WORLDmag.com | Community | Blog Archive | Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize: Considering how conservatives literally cheered our loss of the Olympics, it’s certainly not surprising to hear this bemoaning of Obama’s Nobel Prize. Most people around the world would be proud and feel patriotic if their national leader won the Nobel Peace Prize.

[Thomas PM Barnett :: Weblog] Obama's stunning Nobel win (Thomas P.M. Barnett :: Weblog): Obama simply comes off as highly realistic and pragmatic about where the world is, in its current evolution, which is momentous (the evolution, that is, and--apparently--Obama's response too!)He represents an America that will do nothing dangerous at a point in history in which we represent, quite franky (and I said this in Great Powers), the one country capable of really screwing things up.

[Josephekwu's Weblog] OBAMA WINS NOBLE PEACE PRIZE AWARD « Josephekwu's Weblog: This is another accolade for Obama, barely 9 months into his inauguration he has bagged a nobel prize, this means a lot to Americans and the world in general, Obama has over the months tried to rescue the world economy by the stimulus plan which has seen the world stock market picking up slowly, also world peace is priority on his agenda, he is doing good on his health plan.

[Arkansas Blog] Arkansas Blog: Obama wins Nobel Peace Prize: Perhaps the Nobel Committee observed President Obama's phenomenal patience and forbearance in seeking Republican cooperation on healthcare problems and figured there was no way it could be harder to succeed in attaining peace in the Middle East with the more reasonable and charitable leadership and constituencies in Gaza, Israel, Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.

[blogs.augusta.com -] Peace on Earth - Obama's Nobel and Teen Opinion | blogs.augusta.com: President Obama went on to say that he does not see it as an affirmation of his own accomplishments, but rather as an “affirmation of American leadership on behalf of aspirations held by people in all nations”, adding on that he feels like he does not deserve to be in the company of past winners who have inspired him and the entire world. He later commented on nuclear responsibility, climate change, the global economy, and the war, which are all hot ticket issues.

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