What You're Tweeting: Obama and Libya

President Obama addressed the nation Monday night to explain the United States' strategy both in Libya and the greater Middle East.

A USA TODAY/Gallup poll taken before the president's speech showed that 44 percent of Americans approve of how he is handling the situation in Libya, 44 percent disapprove, while 12 percent have no opinion, according to a USA TODAY report. The poll was within four points, give or take.

Here's what people are tweeting in the Owings Mills and greater Baltimore area:

--@Jazzmentynes So, can we save oppressed people everywhere...not just in places with oil? Just askin'... #Obama #Libya

--@mollytics @TheFix I think we all know President Bush isn't watching this #Libya speech ...

--@Ryan_S_Smith I do wish #Obama hadn't ruled out military regime change as a last resort; Qaddafi must not be left in power, no arguments. #Libya

--@DanieljGross Full video from President Obama's speech on the U.S. involvement in Libya: http://wh.gov/aDC

--@jakemeth Nate and I drinking game with Obama's Libya address. Words: Qaddafi, freedom, protect, combatants, people, Americans.

--@vdaze RT @TheReidReport: Obama: just because we don't intervene everywhere doesn't mean we don't intervene anywhere. #Libya