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The author reflects on the economic crises in the U.S. He cites the economic situation in the country which serve as the consequences of the promises from various politicians, and the corrupt practices of various corporate executives. The author notes the optimism of the people through the election of President Barack Obama, who always value the role of the family and displays a God-fearing personality.

The author advises the conservatives to support U.S. President Barack Obama in bringing the U.S. back to life again. There are conservatives, particularly Rush Limbaugh, who wished for the president of fail. The author expresses his wish for Limbaugh to have a stroke of bad luck. He points out that the war against the good people of the U.S. has started in earnest, and there are those in the U.S. who would kill the people off for the aggrandizement of a few for whom life has no meaning.

The author reflects on the inauguration of U.S. President Barack Obama. He considers it a miracle that African American Obama is finally being inaugurated. He says that Obama has set about on his mission to change the U.S. The author says that it will require an act of God to make him believe that this is all happening.

The author reflects on issues to be faced by U.S. President-elect Barack Obama. He claims that Obama has been urging people to understand the financial crisis that the country is in and questions how Obama would address the situation while trying to be the leader of the free world. He argues that Obama would be making decisions based on experiences taught by his mother. He adds that God should not be forgotten in addressing the situation.

The author comments on the inauguration of President Barack Obama in the U.S. on January 20, 2009. According to the author, he will not disrespect Obama because like him, he is also an African American. He asserted that supporters of Obama only wanted the elections to be real. The author also talked about Obama representing slaves in the past and eventually becoming leader of the biggest economy in the world.

The author reflects on the meaning of Happy New Year for the U.S. as it undergoes change under the administration of U.S. President-elect Barack Obama. He asserts that with the New Year, it is time to enter a new era that demands more of life. This means a life where there is a time without war, a time against race hatred and a time when the president can walk safely in the streets of Washington, D.C. along with his family. He also notes that New Year is the time for joy for all.

The author speculates on the future of the U.S. under the administration of President Barack Obama. He comments on the political career of Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. of Illinois. He considers the response of the people to the victory of Obama in the presidential election. He ponders on the achievements of the country.

The article comments on the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Barack Obama in January 2009. The author expects that Obama would prioritize eliminating the war so people can start working on the real stuff like commissioning God. Having Obama as president, the author also believes that there will be lesser crimes and there will be justice for the oppressed.

The article reflects on the victory garnered by President-elect Barack Obama in the U.S. Eventhough all of the country's presidents were whites, the author is happy to know that Americans have trusted and elected the country's first black president, wherein most of them hoped that Obama would bring change to the economic downturn that it experienced.

The author reflects on the promises behind the victory of newly elected President Barack Obama in the U.S. He states that the winning of Obama is a good reward to them after the effort they made before the election day. He believes that their work under the leadership of Obama has not yet started and the promises he made for the people will be answered.

The author reflects on the victory of U.S. President-elect Barack Obama. The author hopes that Obama will fulfill his destiny with Americans in a room in the White House. According to the author, it is believed and accepted by all that Obama becomes part of the legend of the King, who return to earth and save the lost tribes of Europe and America, those who tried to integrate and failed, and those who seek a second chance.

The author reflects on the what would be the outcome if Senator Barack Obama becomes president of the U.S. He states that Obama is the man who has the aggressive belief in himself and possibilities exist in the nation. He states that the nation hopes for a change. He believes that those who are instrumental in bringing Obama to the presidency may tarry with him and find peace and solace.

The author reflects on the consequence if Democrat presidential nominee Barack Obama will win or loss in the presidential election in the U.S. The author encourages people to develop a dream sequence in which Obama becomes president. According to the author, there are only few who are thinking about how a win or a loss will affect them, or how a win or loss will affect others.

The article presents the author's insight on Barack Obama, an African American standing for the U.S. Presidential elections. He could not believe that an African American could become the U.S. President. He believes that this is the most important election on the history of the U.S. because Obama, representing African American who were once the object of American's hatred, is contending for the Presidential post. The author never thought that something of this kind can happen in his life.

The author presents an ode to Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in the U.S. He has foreseen the victory of Obama for the presidential seat. He mentions the death of various black leaders or activists. He puts emphasis on the word hope in the leadership of Obama in the country. He says that when Obama wins, America will never be the same again.

The author reflects on the presidential election in the U.S. He stresses that the Americans will decide who between Barack Obama and John McCain becomes the next president in the U.S. He believes that Obama is the best presidential candidate that county has ever had for public office, in contrary to McCain whose notable achievement is to wait for five years for the American led war to end.

The author reflects on the presidential candidacy of the Democratic Party's candidate Barack Obama in the U.S. He considered Obama as the best leader and the best president of the country at this point in history. He commented that he must thrive inspite of those people who wish him harm and that he must be allowed to fulfill the dream of Martin Luther King.

The author reflects on the possibility of having a Black American as president of the U.S. and how the U.S. has always doubted this possibility. He states that at first no one believed except Michelle Obama, wife of Senator Barack Obama, the Democratic nominee for president. It is also suggested that some people were too afraid to believe in the possibility of having a Black president.

The author reflects on the caricature of a New York magazine which politically attacks the U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama and his wife. The cartoon depicts the would-be first lady and Obama as militants with African American haircut wearing the garb of an Osama bin Laden-type who both preparing to do harm. The author believes that the caricature would awaken the mind of Obama to the fact that this is just a part of politics.

The author reflects on the victory of Senator Barack Obama for the presumptive title of nominee for the U.S. presidential candidates of the Democratic Party. He states that people have gone through the stage of someone's rare idea and assume that Obama has fortunate enough to overhear that he would make a good president. He suggests people making no mistake about the election because it is going to be the most difficult period in the political life in America.

The author reflects on the issue related to the presidential election in the U.S. in 2008 especially on the selection of Senator Barack Obama as the official presidential candidate of the Democratic Party. He argues that the decision is surprising yet it is just a beginning of the future. An overview of his sentiments about this issue is offered. The author suggests that this election will give hope and lesson to the people.

The article reports that the closer the possibility of Senator Barack Obama becoming the President of the U.S. gets, the more frightened many Americans become. It informs that Civil Rights Movement leader Martin Luther King, and former President John F. Kennedy were assassinated following the process of making America the kind of place it ought to be. It is stated that each time the story of a political death is reported, Americans are reminded that that possibility exists in their country also.

The author reflects on the political stance of Democratic side of Black American against Republican side for primary presidential race in the U.S. He cited that neither Barrack Obama nor Hillary Clinton will get the majorities that they need to be declared winner of the delegate count that brings one to merit as the candidate for the Democrat Party. He notes that the primary election must apply all the principles that appear in the Constitution of the U.S. for the country to have a good future.

The author comments on the approaching 2008 presidential elections in the U.S. He asserts that Senator John McCain is unacceptable as a candidate and has no understanding in the modern world, while Senator Barack Obama proves that anyone from the other country could claim the U.S. as home. He believes that the mystery of Kennedy assassination and the presidency of the Bush family would influence the citizens in choosing a president.

The author reflects on the possibility of Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama to be successful in his political campaign to be the first African American president of the country. Despite of the political history of the country, people from different race began to believe possibility for an African American to run well and possibly win the country's presidential election. However, the author noted that the convention could overturn the chances of Obama to win by popular vote.

The author reflects on the polling and voting patterns that exist in several U.S. states and brought great impacts on presidential aspirants. He mentions the experience of 2008 presidential candidate Barack Obama in Pennsylvania which shows how consistently white men refused to vote for a Black candidate. He stresses that these patterns reveal the prejudices of white men and the hatred of many white people, especially those who have deficit in education, towards Black people without rhyme or reason.

The author reflects on the executive ability and performance of the presidential candidates in the U.S. He said that there are only two perfectly acceptable candidates for U.S. President in the persons of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. He added that to prevent the experience of political dilemma especially in selecting the right person for president, one should contribute to the effort in fixing the nation's broken presidency.

The author reflects on the race speech of Senator Barack Obama which has been praised and condemned by both blacks and whites. The author mentions that what was brought into focus in the U.S. is where the people stand as a people. He shares that as the elections is getting closer, they get to the possibility that a Black man could be elected president. He believes that whoever wins, the election will be what it will be.

The author reflects on the speech of U.S. Democratic Senator Barrack Obama about race in America. He agrees with the senator's belief that the future of the country does not lies on white people or colored people alone, but on all the people and races making up America. The author believes Obama's speech has laid the path that all Americans should take to change the world and better the nation. Thus, he urges Americans to think for the survival of the country and its civilization.

The author reflects on the victory of Hillary Rodham Clinton in the 12 primary and caucus elections to get the nomination for presidency in the U.S. on the Democrat Party ticket. According to the author, the victory of Clinton in Texas and Ohio is not enough to legitimately call herself the frontrunner. It is said that America was awakened to a new reality that the presidency is never going to be taken by soft words spoken by articulate and handsome men or women.

The article discusses the author's view on the candidates for the Democratic Party's nomination in the 2008 U.S. presidential election. He stresses that whoever wins the nomination, either Senator Barack Obama or Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, the nation is in good hands. He addresses the wise voting for presidential candidate when the election comes.

The article presents the author's views on the need to emphasize public welfare in the U.S. According to the author, the campaigns of presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama are taking them into an arena where they will try to destroy each other, rather than emphasize public welfare. The author criticizes President Bush and his men, and suggests that Clinton and Obama unite in peace to work out what's good for the country.

The article presents the author's views on the prospects of Barrack Obama, African American presidential candidate as the future president of the U.S. He states that America is on the way of determining that Obama can become president of the U.S. of his own initiative, without having to beg, cajole and sell out his people for having the opportunity.

The article presents the author's comments on U.S. Presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, with specific reference to success of Blacks and the current political scenario in the U.S. It is stated that both Obama and television personality Oprah Winfrey mark the success of the Black community. The author holds that given this strange time in the U.S. politics and the hatred that exists in the country, there is no telling what Black and White people will do for the other.

The article presents the author's comments on the U.S. Presidential election, and Democratic front-running candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton. The author makes specific reference to the role of the state of Iowa in this regard. According to the author, it is clear that Hillary is the front-runner for Presidential Candidate, and it should be. The author holds that it appears that Barack Obama is trailing in the race for Democratic nomination and perhaps that is as it should be

The article reports that Barack Obama, junior U.S. senator from Illinois, has raised a good amount of money as fund. He raised the amount on the Internet alone from more than one thousand people without accepting any money at all from lobbyists or well established givers in industries. It is speculated that being black might give Obama a good chance to become the Democrat presidential candidate.

The article reports on the decision of U.S. Senator Barack Obama to run for the U.S. presidency. Barack selection as a candidate is unique because of his mixed origin. His father belongs to a slave state in Nigeria and his mother is from Kansas. He is a graduate of Harvard University, Harvard Law School and he also served as the editor of the journal "Harvard's Law Review."