The moment I became proud to be an American again, counting down to 270 in Grant, Park, Chicago, IL - ObamapaloozaI just want to share this moment with as many people as possible, try and keep the comments peaceful. Obama Wins The...
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US President-elect Barack Obama is expected to name Hillary Clinton as his secretary of state on Monday. But that choice and other Obama picks are raising questions about his promise of change. As a presidential candidate, Obama said he would take a fresh approach to the way politics and government work. But many are now wondering if he's dumping his pledge of change by choosing former Washington insiders who once worked for President Bill Clinton. Al Jazeera's Shihab Rattansi reports. Obama's...
Barack Obama wins the 2008 Presidential Election. Part 1 of 3.Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois - YES WE CAN! YES WE DID!Tuesday, November 04, 2008Presidential Election winning speech/video from CNN.Featuring Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, Oprah, Reverend Jesse Jackson & others.Obama is the first African-American and 44th President of the USA. Barack Obama Wins...
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Barack Obama, a 47-year-old first-term senator from Illinois, shattered more than 200 years of history Tuesday night by winning election as the first African-American president in the history of the United States, according to projections by NBC News. Obama reached the 270 electoral votes he needed for election at 11 p.m. ET, when NBC News projected that he would win California, Washington and Oregon. Campaigning as a technocratic agent of change in Washington, not as a pathbreaking civil rights figure, Obama swept to victory over Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona, whose running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, was seeking to become the nations first female vice president. Barack Obama wins...
Iran Presidency Candidates Registration Part IVNotice: Hateful, vulgar and racist comments will be deleted. Iran Presidency...
President Bush will seek to comfort victims of his presidency as they try to make sense of the destruction he has caused. Bush Tours...
Barack Obama wins the 2008 Presidential Election. Part 2 of 3.Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois - YES WE CAN! YES WE DID!Tuesday, November 04, 2008Presidential Election winning speech/video from CNN.Featuring Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, Oprah, Reverend Jesse Jackson & others.Obama is the first African-American and 44th President of the USA. Barack Obama Wins...
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Keith Olbermann of MSNBC, at the end of the 2008 presidential election, projects that Barack Obama is the next President of the United States.Barack Obama elected President - 04/11/2008 OBAMA WINS THE...
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Barack Obama wins the 2008 Presidential Election. Part 3 of 3.Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois - YES WE CAN! YES WE DID!Tuesday, November 04, 2008Presidential Election winning speech/video from CNN.Featuring Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Michelle Obama, Jill Biden, Oprah, Reverend Jesse Jackson & others.Obama is the first African-American and 44th President of the USA. Barack Obama Wins...
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Brief Overview of Congressman Paul's Record* He has never voted to raise taxes. * He has never voted for an unbalanced budget. * He has never voted for a federal restriction on gun ownership. * He has never voted to raise congressional pay. * He has never taken a government-paid junket. * He has never voted to increase the power of the executive branch. * He voted against the Patriot Act. * He voted against regulating the Internet. * He voted against the Iraq war. * He does not participate in the lucrative congressional pension program.* He returns a portion of his annual congressional office budget to the U.S. treasury every year. Congressman Paul introduces numerous pieces of substantive legislation each year, probably more than any single member of Congress.Learn more about Ron: http://www.ronpaul2008.com/President Bush breaks out his standup routine at the White House correspondents dinner (March 29) President Bush...
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12/01/2008 - HQ Widescreen Part One - ABC World News Charlie Gibson interviews President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush at Camp David. Looking back on his eight years in the White House, President George W. Bush pinpointed incorrect intelligence that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction as Gibson Interviews...
http://richinspiration.successuniversity.com/slimHigh quality. Latest and best! Full speech from Chicago. OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH in Chicago after WINNING PRESIDENCY. Obama is President of USA. America celebrates. Chicago offered us its own spectacular countdown to the end of the longest presidential campaign in history.The setting sun sliding down the glass faces of the great downtown skyscrapers marked the ebbing of the final hours.As darkness came, the makeshift open-air stage in the middle of Grant Park became a bowl of light - the campaign which began with the poetry of hope and triumphed through the power of the internet ended at last with the blazing magic of theatre.Laser beams fanned out into the sky across the park from the stage, forming an arch of blindingly intense light - probably the first political celebration in history that would have been visible from the Moon.Mr Obama, who all through the campaign has enjoyed the luck to match his undoubted brilliance, was even lucky with the Chicago weather.The long lines of supporters began forming halfway around the park four hours before the gates were due to open. They waited in shirtsleeves, enjoying the freakishly warm November sunshine.When the gates finally opened they charged in, whooping and screaming with excitement - and in that moment you realised how Mr Obama won the presidency. It was rock-festival behaviour from what pollsters would call the rock-festival generation.Hurricane of soundThe Democratic campaign reached out through the internet to the young and recruited an army of smart, energetic and committed volunteers - their tickets to this final rally were sent out, fittingly, on the eve of the vote by e-mail.They followed the triumphs and occasional disappointments of election night on a giant screen, greeting minor adjustments to the vote in key states with gales of applause and reacting to bigger news, like an outright victory, with a hurricane of sound that would have frightened the Beatles off stage.No-one who heard it will ever forget the tidal wave of sound welling from the depths of the crowd that greeted the news that Mr Obama had won - it rippled back through the crowd that stretched far into the darkness of the night and seemed to hang and echo between the downtown skyscrapers.One of the extraordinary achievements of the Obama campaign has been to revive the art of the public meeting - an achievement owed in equal measure to the soaring, pulpit-tinged cadences of the candidate's oratory and to his ability to recruit and organise a crowd over the internet.This was one of the most powerful of all those many public meetings - the crowd danced along to the Stevie Wonder song Signed, Sealed, Delivered and cheered whenever they caught a glimpse of themselves on the giant screens carrying cable news coverage into the park.They were even able to watch John McCain's graceful concession speech in Arizona - in fact it seemed to me at some points in that speech that it was going down rather better here in Chicago than it did with Mr McCain's own supporters.Mr Obama owes his election in part, of course, to the way the American economy has suddenly shown signs of collapsing under the stewardship of one of the most unpopular presidents of modern times.But he owes it too to his own promise to be a conciliator, a man who will pull together the diverse threads of American society into a more coherent, united whole.His supporters in the crowd, many of them weeping as he spoke, listened to him reach out to disappointed Republicans, assuring them that even though he hadn't got their vote, he still needed their help.Those supporters see in the result of the night far more than the choosing of America's 44th president - they believe that in showing itself ready to vote for a black leader, America has chosen to be a better country, more equal and less divided.Agent of change?The night was heavy with the weight of unspoken history. In 1961, when Mr Obama was born, Washington DC restaurants and schools - even buses - were strictly segregated.Now he has been sent to Washington to lead this vast and powerful nation, a decision which will transform America in the eyes of the world and perhaps in its own eyes too.So Mr Obama will always be remembered as a symbol of change, but he wants to be remembered as an agent of change too - and that won't be easy.America is fighting recession and wars on two fronts - and Mr Obama's supporters expect him to make this a better and fairer country in which to live. He carries a heavy burden of expectation as he takes office.Not for the first time, he found words suffused with poetry to define the moment as a sea of his celebrating supporters cheered in the darkness of the Chicago night.He told them anyone who doubted the power of American democracy had had their doubts answered in the night's result. OBAMA VICTORY...
In 2007 following the lowest approval ratings of his presidency thus far, George W. Bush invited a documentary crew into the White House in an attempt to curb the widespread public accusations of his incompetence. This was the result. The Oval Office
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In a special one-hour show, Al Jazeeras senior political analyst, Marwan Bishara and guests look at what impact Obama's foreign policy will have on the world. We review the Bush legacy and its consequences for Obama's presidency, and question how much of a departure from Bushs policies or doctrine will be possible. The World After...
February 1995In March 1994 the heir to the Mexican presidency Luis Donaldo Colosio was assassinated in Tijuana. Only now is it becoming clear who was responsible. This in-depth report shows the extent to which Mexico's drug cartels have infiltrated Mexican politics. The corruption goes to the heart of the country's ruling political party, the PRI. We speak to Eduardo Valle (The Owl), Mexico's special prosecutor for the Federal Attorney General, now in hiding. Even the police are involved and exclusive footage shows the carnage left after police factions battled for control of profits and sectors of the drug industry. A former cartel insider turned FBI informer confirms the corruption. We profile PRI secretary-general Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu, assassinated in September 1994 because he knew too much. His surviving wife says that President Carlos Salinas de Gortari helped them until he too came under pressure from the party to stop messing with Mexico's $30 billion a year drug industry. Drugs - Mexico
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http://mediahangout.blogspot.com Barack AMERICA has been painfully conditioned by its past two presidential elections. It was bitterly divided into red and blue states with only a handful in the middle, decided by a handful of votes. On the night of Tuesday November 4th Barack Obama, the Democratic presidential candidate, scrambled the assumptions that have governed American politics for half a generation. An intriguing and—to many—inspiring politician, he will take office in January from the most unpopular president in modern time.When Mr Obama gave a speech that made him famous, in 2004, decrying blue states and red states, it seemed unlikely that he would be the one to bridge the divide. But the scale of his victory in this election is substantial: he won at least 333 electoral-college votes and will probably do well in the popular vote, too.New Hampshire, beloved of John McCain for his primary victories there in 2000 and 2008, went for Mr Obama. Then fell Pennsylvania, a big state where Mr McCain had tried his last strategy. He had hoped to raise economic and personal worries about Mr Obama, then to snatch the state from the Democrats and hold down losses elsewhere. It did not work. Ohio has voted with every Republican candidate to win the White House since Lincoln. When that state went for Mr Obama, the election was, in effect, over. Other formerly Republican states such as Iowa and New Mexico went tumbling Mr Obamas way. Eventually Florida fell for Mr Obama, too, giving him a substantial victory.The economy seems to have been crucial to his win. George Bush won re-election in 2004 by emphasising God, gays and guns. Hillary Clinton racked up big wins against Mr Obama among the economically distressed but socially conservative Reagan Democrats, including many in Ohio and Pennsylvania, painting Mr Obama as an out-of-touch elitist. On election day this week, however, Mr Obama was able to attract such supporters. However much Republicans tried to scare voters about Mr Obamas old relationship with his anti-American preacher and a passing association with a 1960s terrorist, voters were more concerned about their wallets. They also punished the incumbent party heavily, despite the self-styled maverick status of its standard-bearer, Mr McCain.Mr Obama will have a friendly Congress. The Democrats have padded their majority in the House of Representatives. More symbolically, many Republican brand names were defeated in the Senate: Elizabeth Dole in North Carolina, John Sununu in New Hampshire and Jim Gilmore in Virginia. It seems most unlikely, however, that the Democrats will manage to get 60 seats in the Senate, the number needed to break Republican filibusters. Mitch McConnell, the Senates Republican minority leader, just held on to his seat in a tough race in Kentucky.Mr Obama survived a myriad of onslaughts, notably on his lack of experience and on his elitist and celebrity status. But he ran a calm and disciplined campaign, and most importantly managed to assure voters that he would be a safer leader in a time of financial and economic anxieties. Mr McCain, in contrast, fumbled when he mishandled his response to the economic turmoil of the past few weeks. Mr Obama also succeeded in persuading young people and black people to vote. Along with those sceptical working-class whites, and the traditional Democratic bases on the east and west coasts, Mr Obama constructed a comfortable winning coalition.America has not shifted greatly to the left. Mr Obama, especially with his big Democratic majority in Congress, will have to manage expectations carefully. Democrats will want big pushes to the left. But Mr Obama knows that Bill Clinton lost his congressional majority after two years because he overreached in that direction.But all that is to come. On Tuesday night celebrations were expected in Chicago, and elsewhere, as America prepared to welcome the first black president-elect of a country born with the ugly birthmark of slavery. It is a remarkable, and historic, achievement.Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008Barack Obama 2008 Election Speech BARACK OBAMA VICTORY SPEECH November 4th 2008 Barack Obama 2008...
Fed up over Obama's victory, the desperate Jackie and Dunlap head to the Great White North. There's only one person persuasive enough to lure them back to America-- but who?Directed by Brad JonesProduced by Nick PlotquinCanada Consultant: Robyn Von SwankMusic by William Sherry Jr.http://www.allsets.comGet the Red State Update CD Red State Update...

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