Thinking that I won't get this opportunity to post about the much talked about U.S. presidential elections for the next 4 years, here is one dedicated to Sen. Barack Obama.
"Yes we can"- cheered the U.S.A. on 4th November 2008 when Senator Barack Obama defeated Senator John McCain bringing democracy back to the U.S.A. Surely, America is the place where everything is possible having Sen B.O. as its first black president. Born on the 4th Aug 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii U.S.A., this Harvard Law School graduate has showed America a ray of hope. A hope to overcome the financial crisis, to create more jobs, build more schools, to make an average American better off than he is at the moment.
"In change we believe", assured the government of the people, for the people and by the people but what this change is going to lead to is a question which only time can answer.
"Yes we can"- cheered the U.S.A. on 4th November 2008 when Senator Barack Obama defeated Senator John McCain bringing democracy back to the U.S.A. Surely, America is the place where everything is possible having Sen B.O. as its first black president. Born on the 4th Aug 1961 in Honolulu, Hawaii U.S.A., this Harvard Law School graduate has showed America a ray of hope. A hope to overcome the financial crisis, to create more jobs, build more schools, to make an average American better off than he is at the moment.
"In change we believe", assured the government of the people, for the people and by the people but what this change is going to lead to is a question which only time can answer.
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