Obama strikes ‘lightning pose’ during visit with Usain Bolt
Along with the video, the six-time Olympic champion said he was honored to have met the president
President Barack Obama met this week with Usain Bolt during his visit to Jamaica and did not resist striking the African sprinter’s tradermark “lightning pose.”
“Nobody's ever been faster than this guy, ever!” Obama said in a video that Bolt posted on his personal Instagram account.

“Wait, wait should we get a pose here? Come on man show me,” Obama said before the duo busted out in Bolt’s signature pose for cameras.
Along with the video, the six-time Olympic champion said he was honored to have met the president.
The president’s visit to Jamaica was the first since his election.
Obama became the first president to journey to Jamaica since Ronald Reagan in 1982.
-
Obama and Castro greet at summit of the Americas
Barack Obama and Raul Castro mark a new milestone World News -
Biden’s policies on Iraq: from separation to unity
The U.S. VP’s speech framed itself as almost a parting address on the administration of Obama’s policies on Iraq Analysis -
‘Don’t screw up’ Iran deal, Obama tells opponents
The president said that if the final deal is not satisfying the United States will not sign the agreement Middle East -
Obama says Hillary Clinton would be ‘excellent president’
Obama said when Clinton makes her bid public, he expects ‘she will be very clear about her vision for the country moving forward’ World News