What Did You Think of Obama's Speech to the Muslim World?

By U.S. News Staff

June 4, 2009 RSS Feed Print

Early this morning, Obama addressed the Muslim world in an attempt to repair relations in a speech from Cairo. Did Obama's speech work? What did you think? Post your thoughts.

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This presentation was long overdue. It's content and delivery was truly exceptional. I am so proud of him for having the insight, foresight and strength of character to actually offer it.

This type of candor can be extremely productive. We, Americans, can now look forward to the possibility of a wonderfully rewarding life with this administration. It promises a very real possibility and an open effort to attain middle eastern peace.

God bless him and us as well.

Robert H. Millard of NJ 11:03AM June 05, 2009

Funny how Obama made a big point of saying he wasn't a Muslim while he was campainging, but now goes out of his way to point out his Muslim heritage. So what is it...Is he a Muslim or not? Make up your mind Barry...I guess it depends on your mood.

springbird of NY 11:05AM June 04, 2009

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