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It's good to hear that sheep-slaughtering villagers aren't the only Turks inspired by President Obama. In the weeks leading up to his much-heralded visit to Turkey, a major bank has been using Obama's image to gain buzz for something called "interest-supported credit." NPR's Bob Mondelo reports that posters like the one shown here have saturated Turkish cities, and there's even a TV spot in which a San Fransisco-born impersonator bemoans the fact that America doesn't have deals like those at Turkey's Garanti Bank.
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