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    President Obama: The First 100 Days

    President Barack Obama in the Diplomatic Room at the White House.
    REUTERS/Larry DowningPresident Barack Obama in the Diplomatic Room at the White House.


    Wednesday, April 29, 2009

    It's the big question of the day: How well has Barack Obama performed as president during his jam-packed, fast-paced first 100 days? MinnPost posed the question to a number of former and current public officials, including Minnesota's congressional delegation, and other leaders and activists. From admiration of his personal style to concerns about how much he wants to spend, the answers are varied. But all agree he's had a great deal placed on his plate.
     
    For the president's own take on his record to date, tune into his press conference 7:00 p.m. tonight.

     

     

    President Obama | Wed, Apr 29 2009 8:31 am

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