Obama’s breakneck 100 days – 28 Apr 09

Posted on March 15, 2010 by
Check out this awesome video - For more than 70 years, a US president's first 100 days has been a traditional, if artificial, measurement of his ability to get things done. In the 1930s, Franklin Roosevelt swept through major reforms to deal with the mass unemployment and poverty during the Great Depression. Rob Reynolds, Al Jazeera's senior Washington correspondent, looks at how Americans are measuring Barack Obama against this historical yardstick. What do you think? Leave your comments below...
Duration: 00:05:03   Rating:    View: 187,640
From: AlJazeeraEnglish
Keywords: barack, obama, US, president, 100, days, white, house, al, jazeera, rob, reynolds

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