Obama In Berlin

Obama Does Drugs - Hilary Campaign Worker Loses Job?
Apparently, a campaign worker who was pretty high up on the ladder of Senator Hilary Clinton's campaign staff, was forced to resign after he said that Obama's admission that he did drugs would hurt his campaign. Well you cannot fire me and I say "Obama's Admission that he did drugs, ditched class and got drunk during his high school years will hurt his campaign and chances to become President." Why do I say that? Because it is true, I wouldn't vo Read More...
Virgos Like Obama, Pisces Support Clinton
Slim folks prefer Obama over Clinton or Edwards for President, according to an unusual, informal survey on various web sites and social networks where the candidates' supporters congregate. By contrast, workout buffs don't seem to be turned on to Obama. Fortunately for the Illinois senator, of those who are fit or weight less than the average, fifty-one percent support him, compared to forty-seven percent for Edwards, who takes the second spot. Read More...
Groom - Best Man Or Wedding Guest?
In about a year, we will find out if Barack Obama will be the President of the United States. However, before the ultimate battle for President begins, he has to fight a battle closer to home, when he fights fellow democrats for the right to run for the position. After 8 years of republican rule, it is very possible that the democrats will go into the elections with their nose in front. The American citizens are tired of the war and most of the Read More...

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Obama spent a whopping 700,000 dlrs for his Berlin speech last summer (New Kerala)
Washington, Nov 2 : Last summer, while on a European tour, Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama paid a whopping seven lakh dollars to a Berlin-based event management firm for erecting a stage for him to deliver a speech. Read More...
Obama Berlin speech cost 0K (The Washington Times)
Sen. Barack Obama paid a German company nearly 0,000 for staging, sound and lighting services at the time he delivered a speech this past summer in Berlin. Read More...
Obama spent nearly 0,000 for stage, lights in Berlin (The Washington Times)
UPDATE: Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama paid a German company nearly 0,000 for staging, sound and lighting services at a time he delivered a speech this summer in which he declared himself a "citizen" of both the U.S. and the world. Read More...
Three reporters booted off Obama's campaign plane (Los Angeles Times)
They lost their spots (coincidentally?) after their newspapers endorsed McCain. Also: 527 groups play a less prominent role than in '04, and election day weather divination won't be as accurate this t Sen. Barack Obama's operation has kicked three newspaper reporters off its campaign plane. Read More...
Europe has a long wait for its Obama (MSNBC)
Where is Europe's Barack Obama? Many Europeans are asking when France, Germany or Britain will get a chance to cast a ballot for a leader from their own burgeoning "visible minorities." Read More...
Looking back on McCain vs. Obama (The Charlotte Observer)
It was a race so long that John McCain seemed to run it twice, once as the Republican front-runner who fell, then as an insurgent on a shoestring. Or, as Barack Obama often described, an odyssey of two years: ?There are babies who've been born and are now walking and talking since we started this campaign.? But even that doesn't fully capture the sprawling race, down now to a choice between ... Read More...
McCain, Obama in race for ages (Times Leader)
WASHINGTON ? Counting down to Election Day, Barack Obama appears within reach of becoming the nation?s first black president as the epic campaign draws to a close against a backdrop of economic crisis and lingering war. John McCain, the battle-scarred warrior, holds out hope for a Truman-beats-Dewey-sty le upset. Read More...
With Ambitious Campaign, Obama Is Both Big Spender and Penny Pincher (New York Times)
Barack Obama spent enormous sums on nearly everything, yet his campaign has worked hard to maintain a reputation for frugality. Read More...
B.C. man plays key role in Obama's campaign (Canada.com)
It shows what a dizzying trip it has been for 37-year-old Marv Nicholson, from a Caddyshack life working at a local B.C. golf course to a promise of a job in the White House should Obama win Tuesday?s election. Read More...
Africa: An Inside Look At America Under Obama's Presidency (AllAfrica.com)
In this column last week on how competing world powers will view what is now likely to be an Obama presidency in America, I was attacked by several readers who accused me of putting Barack Obama down. Read More...