Actress Angelina Jolie demands more involvement from the Obama administration in Sudan because she feels Sudan needs stability. Jolie should recognize that president Obama is occupied with his issues broadning from healthcare to the financial crisis. Obama is not taking a break, he’s been working hard in achieving diplomatic relations internationally. Before president Obama becomes involved in Sudan to resolve their issues, he needs to resolve the issues here in the United States. We have numerous issues we need answers to, and solutions to be deliberated on. Many people respect Jolie’s involvement and assistance and her role as a hero/leader in Sudan.
Jolie has millions of dollars to help assist the people in Sudan. Jolie may receive donations of all types ranging from food, clothes, and financial in order for the people of Sudan to live their lives with a relief of essential issues. She has a major role as a U.N. Goodwill ambassador to Sudan, and not many people are willing to obtain that role, much less live in Sudan. I respect her commitments to Sudan, due to the fact that she is attempting to improve Sudan’s people especially in Darfur. She acknowledges Sudan’s disastrous history, and that is a driving force for her participation in resolving multiple issues for that country. Obama will reach Sudan when the time is correct, but in the meantime, Sudan must wait.
I believe Jolie should ask other nations for help, not just the U.S. Jolie wants to promote stability in Sudan, but the U.S. cannot do that alone. The people of Sudan need justice and they should remain hopeful that they will achieve it. If Jolie can persuade other nations to help in the cause, she will not have as much difficulties in resolving the issues she wants to emphasize on. By the time the Unites States become involved, success will arise. Sometimes there is no time for patience, but it is worth it in the long term.
Source: “Angelina Jolie Calls For Action Obama On Sudan”. Access Hollywood. Yahoo News. December 10, 2009. <http://omg.yahoo.com/news/angelina-jolie-calls-for-action-from-obama-on-sudan/32522?nc>