He has only been president for 9 months and as far as I can see there hasn't been much change since he became president. So, why has be won the Nobel prize? The other 2 candidates were far worthier and actaully suffered for what they believe in. Anyone else agree?|||Aside from his harebrained reparations plan, I do not believe he has done anything that might be considered even remotely peace related. So, IDK, the Nobel peace prize may just be a joke now.|||He invited people over to the White House for beers when they were mad at him rather than fighting with them.|||He has a good taste in clothes, he's a diplomat and he's kind of cute for his age. He's also really good at making speeches.
Also I like that wife of his, she's also really diplomatic, classy and obviousy a very strong woman.
Obama is a good family husband and a father, you can tell who wears pants in his family.
Isn't it nice to know that our president is a bottom?
Oh yea, back to your question, what has he done to deserve a Nobel Prize? Absolutely NOTHING!|||The nominating deadline was back in Feb. so he had only been in office for 2 weeks not 9 months!
To answer your question, NOT A DAM*ED THING!|||Sweet FA!|||Nothing.|||The reasons given by the Nobel Committee for its choice of Barack Obama for the Nobel Peace Prize mention the UN, international co-operation and nuclear disarmament. This is definitely a step in the right direction, considering Alfred Nobel and his expressions on a "brotherhood among nations" where it would be safe to abolish national armaments. I wish Obama well and admire his diplomacy for nuclear disarmament.
But when Nobel called upon the Parliament of Norway to give his prize to "champions of peace" he had in mind those who work for a fundamental change of the world where nations could safely abolish national military forces. Obama is light years of improvement after Bush, but still I do not see him having any intention of abolishing his own or other military forces.
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