The americans have to stop call the black people African-Americans. Black in other countries are not called that way. E.g. Black people in Germany are not called African-Germans. Black people in Brazil (and they are many) are not called African-Brazilians. To call people African-Americans is just maintaining racism. All citizens, independent of colour should be called Americans. Is anybody called Asian-American? No!!!!

Wilson's statement had nothing to do with race. He is not a racist, and I am not surprised that the International Desk did not show the Democrats Reps. who called Bush a liar in 2005. One was a African-American Women, so according to your flow of mental ability then she also is a racist, but you did not show her statements. If you are going for the race card, at least be truthful and not one-sided. The problem with the President is he stated: "no lobbyist in his administration", he lied. He also said: "change has come to DC and no special interest would control the administration", he lied. Also, he said: "I will have the most transparent administration in the history of the country", he lied again. So, looking at these statements, Obama does lie, like all politicians. Remember, all President are public servants nothing more, they must earn respect. I like the way the House of Commons in Great Britain does things during the PMQ, we need to have that in America, they call each other so many thing that I could not write them. Get over the race card and focus on the problems of America, Health care, Acorn and the Budget. I live in Sardegna (Italian Spelling) and I am surprised that the RTV news (Russian News) does better reporting then CNN. At least they report the news, unlike CNN which tries to control the news. Start report the news without your agenda and maybe your ratings will go up....

" People Magazine’s list of ten “best-dressed” women " should include Hala.

Hell those conservative whites are all supremacists.

I really don't know why 'The Whites' are so concerned about the race issue.most expecially amongst the cabinet members.P.Obama is yes-indeed-the first black president,which makes him even more special.i think they're are not willing to invite the word of change

The new president is trying to work for a Better america and a better world too.he has alot of hard core issues to take care of NOT RACE of course

I think the President has done the best job that can be expected in times such as these. Let's not foregt that he assumed office amid the worst economic situation since the Great Depression. No one can dispute that. Since then, he has worked to keep the economy afloat, and that effort has been mostly successful. However, it can't be done without creating some kind of economic activity. Government spending is the natural way to do this, and several leading economists support this method.With regard to foreign policy, the President has worked to restore the image of America and re-establish our relationships around the world. This starts with respecting the sovereignty of all nations and recognizing that we all benefit from improved relations abroad. Amidst two wars, one of which was not necessary, the President has shown great strength and leadership in addressing the needs of our military. As a result, they are winning on these fronts and have a clear mission.Domestically, Pres. Obama has worked toward implementing the most significant health care legislation in over 40 years. The reason it has taken so long is because it is a controversial issue with wide-ranging opinions. When you get to the bottom of the legislation, however, it is not the vilified, death-panel-creating bill that is commonly advertised. Considering the continuum of international health systems ranging from socialistic government-employed health workers to the market oriented system of fully private health insurance, this bill is solidly in the middle. Important medical decisions are made between a patient and his/her physician, and those who make less than 400% of poverty will receive assistance to purchase a private, non-government health insurance policy.With elections coming up this November, it is likely that the power of Congress will shift in some way. It is unknown whether or not it results in a complete shift of majority. What I can say is that I hope for new party leadership on both sides of the aisle that focuses on solving problems together and acts in the common interest of all Americans. I believe that opinions will differ and debate will take place; however, I think the tone of this Congress' leadership has become far too distasteful, and that is part of the reason for America's frustration with Washington.