October 09, 2009
The committee said it honored Obama for his “extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples.”
Obama said he viewed the decision less as a recognition of his own accomplishments and more as “a call to action.”
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Must have been all that extraordinary effort campaigning and community service work…
The guy didn’t even have an international face until he ran for president.
BHO was prescient about the call to action – except it was in a land far away land, and definitely not to the liking of the Nobel nobles.
Rumor has it, they’ll finance a new Nobel War Prize, so they can invite him back
War is peace.