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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
CHANGE!
“CHANGE HAS ARRIVED” was the common theme amongst the newspapers all over America today. The election for the 44th president of the United States of America was one that will forever be held in the hearts of millions; and history. As my first election to be able to participate in, I am proud to say that my first election will go down in history. Personally, I have never been into politics and have never known much about the parties or candidates running to president or any other positions. But, this time was different. As time came closer to make one of the most important decisions I have made up to this time in my life, I started to realize how important this election had become. The fact that there was even a possibility of having a first woman as president, first woman as vice president or even the dream of the first African American president was slowly becoming a reality. I am proud to say that I helped Barack Obama prove to not only a nation, but to the world that a new time has come and now no matter what color or race or prejudice one may have against them, anything is possible now, anything. As Barack said in his acceptance speech last night, “Yes we can… move forward as one nation.” He said it didn’t matter what race you are anymore, democratic or republican, he is not just the president of those peoples\ who voted for him but for the nation. His goal is to help bring America closer together than ever, black, white, yellow, pink… doesn’t matter anymore. Its time for change, and I think that America and its people have been waiting for it! Last night, at his speech in Chicago, everyone came together and made it obvious that they were happy with the outcome. Black or White, Baracks speech was moving and full of truths about the nation and what they have to come; good and bad. This is a much needed step forward for a better future tomorrow. Racial barriers will someday no longer exist but in the history books. And Barack proves this with the nations support and votes.
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1 comment:
I too am proud to say it was my first time eligible to vote in a presidential election, an election that will go down in history for many years to come. In the past I have never been involved in politics, but I couldn't help but feel the excitement every time Barack spoke or every time I saw him on television. He truly has changed not only America but the entire world as you could see many people from many countries and continents rejoice when he was elected the 44th president of the United States. I cannot wait to see what the next four years will bring.
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