It was October 2009 when the Norwegian Nobel Committee decided to award its Peace Prize to newly coronated U.S. president, Barack Obama.  At the time, Obama’s only accomplishment was showing up for the job sporting more melanin than any former commander in chief.   In fairness, during his first year, Barry did contribute some "extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples." Those accomplishments include: shielding Islamic terrorists from interrogation, reprimanding cops, expanding Mexican abortion access, celebrating the Iranian New Year, butchering the U.S. healthcare system, and signing an $831-billion stimulus package that funded pressing taxpayer concerns like turtle tunnels. After news got out that the peace prize recipient would rather eat shave ice than to fly to Oslo to pick up the award, the committee’s ex-secretary, Geir Lundestad, confessed that he regretted his...(Read Full Article)