People like Barack Obama are courageous enough to talk about hope and love and appeal to our better natures in a world where its easy to be dark and cynical and jaded. That’s real courage, it’s the courage of the human spirit and it’s …
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The latest such example is how Obama so inspired Americans of all walks of life to become involved and participate in the political process for the first time. The word “apathy” was no longer commonplace because of the hope and …
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He promises a new start. If he fails to deliver, the sense of disillusion will be enormous. He deserves the chance and he has earned it. Mr Obama has the opportunity to bring change. Let us hope he can seize it. …
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It is a promise. It is a change we believe in… ” What can I say about him? I have been following his campaign throughout the whole year. Am really amazed and inspired by the way he delivers his speech, calm and charismatic. …
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I believe that the way in which Obama’s campaign utilized and inspired so many volunteers to work on its behalf is in the process of translating that action to these issues and more. Since that night, I have already heard from a few …
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Obama attempted the impossible and succeeded! We are beginning to understand that dreams do come true. In essence, Barack Obama gave us the “Audacity to Hope.” Amazing how Obama’s book sums so eloquently this campaign. …
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Long before President-elect Barack Obama had even made up his mind to run for the highest office in the land, Edward Norton and his Class 5 Films production company were already documenting the Senator’s life. The 39-year-old actor said …
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Yet celebrations were often tempered by sobering concerns that Obama faces global challenges as momentous as the hopes his campaign inspired — wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the nuclear ambitions of Iran, the elusive hunt for peace in …
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“Barack Obama will be President. Mark my words,” I said, greeted often by laughs, scoffs and choruses of “Dream on!” Volunteering for Barack Obama’s presidential campaign often seemed like an exercise in futility, when he was behind …
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That was obvious during his campaign visit where he prayed at the Wailing Wall wearing a yarmulke. McCain didn’t do these things,” said Abdul Qadir Yunis, who runs a private company in Mosul. In Kurdistan, some Iraqis were inspired by …
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