Life Through My Eyes
Obama’s victory speech from tonight: Here’s the transcript from Obama’s Speech: Hello, Chicago. If there is anyone out there who still doubts that America is a place where all things are possible, who still wonders if the dream of our founders is alive in our time, who still questions the power of our democracy, tonight …
Barack Obama officially wins Election 2008 to become the 44th President of the United States! I, along with millions and millions of people, just witnessed history in the making.
I’ve been saving this shirt to wear for election day and i think this shirt says it all, in my opinion: The front of the shirt:The back of the shirt:
Today, Obama’s 30 minute ad aired tonight on a few of the major news channels. If you missed it, here it is: Less than 6 days until the most historic/exciting election in our lifetime.
Here’s an Excerpt from an article I read just now about what Barack Obama said at a fundraiser: Obama told the group – which included many Indian and Pakistani immigrants – that he is not only familiar with their cultures – but also proud of his lifelong association with them.“Not only do I think I’m …
Today, I guess we can finally say that the democratic primary season for the 2008 election is officially over because Hillary Clinton FINALLY formally “suspended” her campaign and endorsed Obama. While the look on her face obviously showed her disappointment, her endorsement will definitely help Obama.
When it seemed that this day would never come, today was the day of the last two primaries (in Montana and South Dakota). Sixteen months after announcing his bid for candidacy, Obama crossed the delegate mark to clinch the nomination and become the first African American nominee for president. On a smaller note, Clinton won …
With the Wyoming’s caucus and Mississippi’s primary wins under Obama’s belt earlier this week, it is definitely time to focus his attention onto Pennsylvania (which is a mere five weeks away). It seems as if it is not an “easy Clinton win” as had been thought all along. It could end up being decently close …
The final results for the February 19th primaries and caucus were: Democrats: Hawaii: Obama (with 79%) Wisconsin: Obama (with 58%) Republicans: Washington: McCain (with 49%) Wisconsin: McCain (with 55%) With the Hawaii win, Obama is now up to a 10 state winning streak.
It was one year ago today that Obama announced his run. Here is the speech: Link (in case you can’t see it above). Source: Barack Obama
