With his emphasis on what America once again can be, and his commitment to lead for all rather than the few, Obama has reinstilled hope for a better future and inspired millions of new voters. If ever working families needed change we …
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After the longest primary battle in modern US history, Barack Obama will campaign with former rival Hillary Clinton on Friday for the first time since the New York senator abandoned her presidential bid. Sen. Barack Obama will make his …
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While it’s in foreign lands where Oberst finds inspiration, it’s in Obama’s campaign where he’s found a new sense of hope. “I think that he is inspiring so many people and drawing in those that haven’t even been involved in the …
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We are witnessing a political phenomenon with Barack Obama of rare magnitude. His speeches have inspired millions and yet most of his followers have no idea of what he stands for except platitudes of “Change” or that he says he will be …
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By telling just such inconvenient truths, Al Gore has inspired a worldwide movement to arrest climate change. The next President could be its most powerful leader. Obama will not rouse voters by getting lost in a tussle with McCain over …
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Now that Barack Obama is the designated candidate for the Democratic party and he has made a strategic decision about funding his candidacy, the one “resource shortage” he will not be facing will be the opinions of others. …
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On running a Denise de kalafe type of campaign The McCain campaign has made a good faith effort to reach out to Barack Obama offering to go Iraq together and hold joint town hall meetings. Tim Kaine D Governor Tim Kaine is probably the …
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On June 16 there was “The Smartest Guy in the Room,” on June 16, which not only deals with Barack Obama’s campaign but discovers a historical pattern of differences between Democratic and Republican presidential candidates. …
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As a young Catholic, I was inspired watching John Fitzgerald Kennedy take the oath of office. Today, at 73 years of age, I look forward to January 20th, and watching a racially mixed young man named Barack Obama take the oath of office. …
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Barack Obama Announces Plan to Crack Down on Excessive Energy Speculation “An Investment in the Future” - Inspired to Bring Change ABOUT 2 MINUTES OF IRAQ COVERAGE PER WEEK: Major Networks Putting Iraq On Back Burner - White House …
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