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Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

Last post 18 Apr 2009 7:01 AM by Anonymous. 9 replies.
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  • 05 Nov 2008 9:38 AM

    Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

    As George W. Bush leaves office, America's standing in the world has plummeted at a rate only matched by the decline of the basis for its status - its stellar economy. Will the election of the first black president restore the country's world standing?

    When Obama toured Europe earlier this year, people waited in mile-long queues to see him - will Obama's victory mark a break with the past in the US' brand image or will eight years of Bush continue to haunt the new president? What does Obama need to do in order to boost the country's image?

    Will Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

     

    • Yes (87%)
    • No (1.9%)
    • Too early too tell (11.1%)
    • Total Votes: 54
  • 05 Nov 2008 11:42 AM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

    I certainly hope so. It's pretty dire at the moment.

  • 05 Nov 2008 12:32 PM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

    In the short term, without a shadow of a doubt, but only time will tell as to whether his presence in office and his actions throughout his tenure will contribute to the States global image.

  • 06 Nov 2008 9:24 AM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

     I am sure he will.  Having someone educated up there after so long will definitely improve the image!  He also seems very sensible and determined to improve the US situation.

     The only constrain for Obama might be the colour of his skin as there are many horrible people in the world who judge people by their race and might not accept this.

    "Do the hard jobs in Marketing first, and the Marketing jobs will take care of themselvesCareers ." - Careers and Jobs UK
  • 06 Nov 2008 4:47 PM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

     There's certainly a history of a new presidency raising optimism, regardless of the candidate.  On top of that, having a new candidate that has stellar speaking skills, and represents a historic selection, seems to seal the deal.

    I think the real question is how long will the boost last ?  Can Obama deliver on the promise his charisma implies ?

     



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  • 07 Nov 2008 9:20 AM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

     I am sure that he will do his best  to do so.

    "Do the hard jobs in Marketing first, and the Marketing jobs will take care of themselvesCareers ." - Careers and Jobs UK
  • 11 Nov 2008 6:15 PM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

    Based on this survey it looks like Barack Obama is already transforming America's brand, as the majority vote Yes He Can change his nation's image from lack luster to razzle dazzle. Go Obama go!

    Lisa Devaney
    Director
    Hai Media Group
    www.haimediagroup.com
    lisa@haimediagroup.com
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  • 11 Nov 2008 6:34 PM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

    Yes! Have you ever listened to George Bush? In so many respects this was a one horse race from the start. It's the sane guy versus the rest. Would Obama have had a long conversation with a Canadian Comedian on the subject of gunning down wildlife from a helicopter? I rest my case.
  • 12 Nov 2008 5:06 PM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

     Definitely.  In comparison to Bush, anything is an improvement for the US image.  Bush got the country to a position where the nation was hated by many people accross the world.  Hopefully, Obama will be able to turn ths around.

    "Do the hard jobs in Marketing first, and the Marketing jobs will take care of themselvesCareers ." - Careers and Jobs UK
  • 18 Apr 2009 7:01 AM

    Re: Will Barack Obama's victory boost the US' image and reputation in the world?

    The only constrain for Obama might be the colour of his skin as there are many horrible people in the world who judge people by their race and might not accept this.
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