Would any European country have elected Obama?

Clearly there is plenty of support for Obama here in Europe, and rightly so. US foreign policy is such that, however undesirable it may be, the selection of the US President has had dire consequences for the rest of us. I have lived and breathed election coverage for months, culminating in a very tense election night, and I was very keen for Obama to win.

Still, I don't imagine I would feel much enthusiasm for Obama's ideology to be implemented in any of the countries I have lived in here in Europe. I would still greatly admire and respect him as an intelligent, grounded, disciplined individual with sound judgement and an enviable personal life.

However, whilst he might be progressive for the US, but he would be a great step back for social democracy in Europe. The only "values" appeal a politician should make should be to secular ideas on morality and, very occasionally, to culture. Universal healthcare and reproductive rights have been part of legislation for decades. "Liberalism" is not a dirty word, and individuals cannot purchase firearms for "personal defence". Several countries have gender-neutral marriage, or at the very least registered partnerships. Progressive taxation works fine here. Diplomacy is still the cornerstone of our foreign policy, rather than overblown defence spending.

Given that, do you agree? Or do you think that, in a more liberal climate, a man like Obama might have been even more progressive?