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Jackeens Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Feb-24-09 10:42 AM
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Will I tell associatedcontent.com or will you?
Edited on Tue Feb-24-09 10:43 AM by Jackeens
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Barack Obama Endorsed as President
February 23, 2009 by Marty Wolfe

Barack Obama is a man who may emerge as the first black president of the United States. Obama has fascinating tales about his family and life, which he had narrated in his books. Due to his appearance and his marriage to Michelle, a black woman, at first glimpse it looks that Barack Obama is an intellectual, skilled, and energetic black candidate for the Presidential race.

To remain aggressive in the presidential race against rival Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama initiated his competing stride against Mrs. Clinton as a candidate. However, Obama was never required to go "negative" to endorse himself as a president, because Mrs. Clinton had already started to make a cycle of spontaneous blunders. Political blunders from Mrs. Clinton since late September through early December have facilitated Obama campaign to rush into the lead in the first poll phase of Iowa.

Momentum for Obama:

These political blunders from the Hillary Clinton promotional campaigns have greatly assisted to squeeze up the Democratic race for the 2008 Presidential nominations, just two weeks prior to the first poll phase cast in Iowa. It is clear that, Barack Obama apparently has the momentum in the Presidential election race. Now, its time for Hillary Clinton who will have to stride a bit negative to endeavor in slowing down Obama's promotional campaign.

If Barack Obama wins in New Hampshire and Iowa, Hillary Clinton would be stumbling and John Edwards will disqualify for the race. A primary election contest amid Obama and Mrs. Clinton could go unsettled for few weeks, since Obama has the campaign battle chest to compete with Mrs. Clinton in every prime state.

Obama's triumph over Hillary Clinton is still a long way to go. Though, the cycle of political unprompted Hillary Clinton blunders have permitted Obama to remain spirited. Certainly, the outcome of Mrs. Clinton blunders has hugely bestowed Barack Obama's campaign with hope and prayers to endorse himself as the president of America.


http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1490552/barack_obama_endorsed_as_president.html


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Renew Deal Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Feb-24-09 10:51 AM
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1. I bet that mistake is a year old.
And the news aggregators finally caught up.
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DevonRex Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Feb-24-09 11:16 AM
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2. You do it. I'm kinda scared to go there. I might be whisked back to 2001. :)
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