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Sometimes, I imagine, that's the trouble with being widely read. The President assumes (as perhaps does our prime Minister- although I wouldn't bet on it) that the people around him are literary minded and if they aren't in the same genre interests jokes and allusions can fall flat. To be fair, not everyone reads comics and certainly not all are aquainted with Conan.
Now this aspect of the President's knowledge is known internationally, it may be that there'll be a quest in all foreign embassies and governments to stock their libraries with Conan adventures- just in case the President makes a reference to "him".
What if Marvel revive, and start their first issue with: "Obama, the Librarian"?
R

It probably just means he has a cool speech writer. Hope he got into 2000AD comics too. He could do quotes from the movie Aliens when dealing with internal problems.
"Eat this."

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