Obama, who was oftenly teased as the Osama look-a-like (don't play play) was a first-term senator who was virtually unknown on the national stage four years ago. The inspirational speaker defeated Clinton, the former first lady and one-time campaign front-runner, in a 17-month marathon for the Democratic nomination. His victory had been widely assumed for weeks. But Clinton's declaration of interest in becoming his ticketmate was wholly unexpected. v_v
Obama's triumph was fashioned on prodigious fundraising, meticulous organizing and his theme of change aimed at an electorate opposed to the Iraq war and worried about the economy — all harnessed to his own gifts as an inspirational speaker.
Merely by surviving Super Tuesday, Obama exceeded expectations. But he did more than survive, emerging with a lead in delegates that he never relinquished, and he proceeded to run off a string of 11 straight victories.

Now, I really can't wait for that moment to come! Change We Can Believe In!
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