No; Obama's actions fall under 1 & 2, but not 3. For right-wing administrations, it's all of the above. They don't have many affluent, westernized allies in their god-said-so approach to "traditional family values".

And whether "we" like how Saudis treat their women is irrelevant; as far as such administrations are concerned, it's only whether their base (i.e., the "Christian right") likes it that matters. The rest of us can go pound sand. And, for those women-should-know-their-place types, what's NOT to like? Only that a different religion is in charge, one that doesn't allow theirs to poselytize... but weigh that against having a powerful reactionary ally in a world where most comparable nations find such views anathema. Maybe that doesn't seem worthwhile to you, but then it's not you that we're talking about here, is it?

And I don't think that it's always about money and power. Sometimes it's about beliefs that override both. For good, or-- in cases where pursuing these beliefs threatens to destroy everything, including all the value of money OR power-- ill.