Barack Obama: Q and A from Google employees I

[@DougStricklandExperience]

Love the sorting integers response...

[@wellwhatevr22]

the bubble-sort would be the wrong way to go...hahahah! This guy is intelligent!

[@duckscli]

Straight to the point, honest , friendly and thinks rationally. I think he is what America needs.

[@spudgunman131]

Man he is such a good speaker

[@btehrani2]

I have not seen ever someone can answer questions such deeply and precisely. His answers, not only shows his positions, it shows his knowledge, judgment, precision, and honesty. Question: Do you think America deserves Obama?

[@supernewuser]

Barack just won my vote. "I think bubblesort is the WRONG way to go" needs printed on a t-shirt. Very clever move brushing up before going to google.

[@Thirunav]

Another Great Interview...giving us an indepth understanding of this man and what he stands for.Tho some of the solutions he proposes are not as easily accomplished in the real world. He seems to have a good grasp of whats happening around the world and that is very refreshing given the fact that we have had an Imbecile as the US president for the last 7 years! Hope he wins and Brings America back as a country which can be respected and trusted to lead the world in the future. GO OBAMA GO.

[@Pulser71]

I believe this is the sort of president America needs, i strongly think he will clear up the air and change GWB's definition of international relations where America will actually be more liked by the rest of the world. Good Luck!

[@jasonj3100]

bubble sort yesssssssss who can forget that.

[@WoundedEgo]

My applause: ................ yay!

[@dhirujrambaran]

Great Guy!

[@danthemango]

absolutely true, and I respect your point. though I believe Obama is just a softcore ron paul, the pointe destinction between them is that ron paul wants to conserve and isolate every aspect of the runnings of america, obama want's america to move into a smarter and less corupt direction, making his actions more thoughtful and more permanent than a "quick fix"

[@pistrinus]

it looks like he knows what is going on to me

[@gscadwalader]

Perfect. As always.

[@gallomex13]

Obama/Richardson 2008 That is a real change!

[@quixoto]

"Part of my job as president is to break the fever of fear that's been exploited by this administration." Well put!

[@riethc]

What's so scary about a guy who talks about keeping us out of war, education, creating a better infrastructure, etc.? If he becomes president his policies may cost us in the short term but in the long term it will help us. I'm a conservative when it comes to most issues especially fiscal but when the money is well spent I'm not against it.

[@ConcertGuy]

wow, not one year ago?

[@PeggyDay57]

Wait a minuet! Weren't the computer question and bubble sort answer a joke?

[@paigia]

Barack will be the first president who understands computer science.

[@sweginswegin]

Did I detect a reference to Lake Wobegon?

[@paigia]

Of course America deserves Obama. But that is contingent on Americans making the first step to believe. Believe not just in him to bring about change but also believe in ourselves that we can make a little effort in inspiring many others who are misinformed and disillusioned, we can do something improving the lives of others people.

[@benteudarius]

vote him people!

[@Muddas05]

OBAMA 2008!!!!!!!!! We NNNEEEEEDD THIS MAN America WAKE UUUPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@btehrani2]

The question is what can we do on the internet to be better? I think Obama deserves a lot more internet support that he is getting and it is our fault. He has don everything, now it is our time.

[@quixoto]

In many ways Obama's movement is similar in that he intends to not only reform the Left but also win the election and come together with the Right. Barack needs to be portrayed the right way: as the candidate that appeals to the widest group of people and is the least likely to divide people politically. Don't just use an overly simplistic term like "electable," like the Hillary camp is doing.

[@quixoto]

I really think that the Ron Paul movement is a different sort of beast than the Obama movement. Anti-war liberals have their pick of candidates but where else do anti-war conservatives have to go but to align themselves with Rep. Paul? Thus, Paul attracts a wide variety of people on the right who for whatever reason (isolationism, idealism, libertarianism, what have you) oppose the war but refuse to support the Left, and would rather reform the Right.

[@btehrani2]

Help is needed ! Obama is certainly the best, but we are doing very poor supporting him on internet. Ron Paul, who is much less popular has dominated the majority of internet blogs, internet polls, news, etc. HELP, HELP. WE CAN BEAT RON PAUL SUPPORTERS AND MAKE OBAMA THE #1 ON THE INTERNET.

[@Psulionae]

heck yeah..how cool is that!!! :o)

[@vecter]

NOT bubblesort is correct =D

[@aphdes]

if you don't vote for this guy you must be nuts.

[@BoyGeorge76]

obama !!!

[@Maphusio]

I can't conceive of a better president and feel so fortunate to whiteness his greatness in my lifetime. I feel as if I'm seeing the beginning of the Camelot age JFK created and to see such a thing happening... That seems so brilliantly surreal that I find I'm regularly pinching myself, expecting to wake up.

[@Casnazer]

I think alot of us Ron Paul Supporters are going for Obama. I know I am, but I honestly wouldn't mind running under Hillary either if she somehow ends winning on the demi side.

[@Roushman90]

Obama 08'!

[@cyvais]

Why are his answers so drawn out and distracting, over thinking, deliberately slow... like he's attempting to tap a short term memory complex. By the time he answers and finishes his "answer" everyone in the crowd will have forgotten the question.