Matt Damon hits out at Barack Obama

Actor Matt Damon has criticised US President Barack Obama for failing to fulfil his promises.

Damon campaigned heavily for Obama to win the presidential elections in 2008, but now feels bad on his failure to fix the US economy and unemployment problem, reports contactmusic.com.

"I think he's rolled over to Wall Street completely. The economy has huge problems. We still have all these banks that are too big to fail. They're bigger and making more money than ever," he told The Independent.

"Unemployment at 10 percent? It's terrible... They had a chance that they don't have any more to stand up for things. They've probably squandered that at this point. They'll probably just make whatever deals they can to try and get elected again," he added.

The actor says he isn't happy with Obama's handling of education in the country.

"They have to get people who actually know about educating kids in positions of power. Now they're trying to get business people to come and manage schools like they're factories. It's not going to work," he said.

Barack Obama condemns repression

WASHINGTON - The U.S. president,Obama, yesterday Condemned the forceful repression of demonstrators in Libya and Said the violence "must-stop." In the first public statements made regarding the situation in That country, described as "outrageous and Unacceptable" as much bloodshed as "Threats and orders to fire on peaceful demonstrators." "These actions Violate international standards and common decency", repudiated, and Said the United States is considering "a wide range of options" to pressure Increase Against the Regime of Muammar Gaddafi.

Meanwhile, Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, Stated That His Country Will Not rule out any "option" Including the unilateral imposition of 'sanctions, in order to end Violence Against opponent's.

"We have joined the international community to speak with one voice (...) Because Doubts That this is not the time for the international community to act together," Clinton Said after meeting with Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonio patriot in Washington. However, "everything Can Be put on the table" Negotiations, I said.

"We will look at all possible options to try to end Violence, to try to Influence the Government," I added.

Since the Conflict Began, the U.S. You Repeatedly Recognized That, Contrary To What Happens to country clubs Such as Egypt and Bahrain, Libya not does have great penetration Ability to Influence and negotiate with the president.