Analysis: On healthcare, spying, questions on what Obama knew and when

Via Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) – To his critics, President Barack Obama continuously has gave the impression to be easily far away when trouble has hit his administration. But on Tuesday, Obama used to be hit with a public-members of the family concern that struck on the core of his domestic and overseas policy – one that raised questions about whether he had misled Americans on his signature healthcare overhaul, and whether or not he really was once blind to the U.S. govt's alleged spying on its allies. …