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Obama’s creative use of the Internet played a huge role in making him president elect, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore said Friday. “It couldn’t have happened without the Web,” Gore said
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Obama’s win is expected as all polls and surveys went towards him. All political pundits accross the board think so. It’s nevertheless surprising to see it in reality. No one is sure that it’ll be real. In the meantime, McCain’s concession speech was appreciated by many. The graceful demanour by the loser also should be emulated by our candidates here in Indonesia. Graceful in defeat and magnanimous in victory.
Photos of Obama’s Childhood in Indonesia
Photo 1: With Step father Soentoro and half-sister Maya Soentoro
Picture 2: In Pre-school SDN Menteng Jakarta Indonesia
Image 3: Obama with beloved Mother Stanley Ann
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Watch live streaming video via MSNBC LIVE STREAMING
In case you stay outside America and want to watch a live coverage of US election 2008 result here’s a live streaming video from MSNBC. Watch it for free.
CBS News Election Widget
Have a look at MSNBC’s electoral voting map
Continue Reading »I like Andrew Sullivan’s style and angles of writing. Though this piece is supposed to be as an endorsement for Obama’s presidency, he outlines the rationale behind it which is worth reading especially on America’s relation with other parts of the world. His self-criticism to his America is enlightening. His critique to Islamic fundamentalism is worth an open ears from moderate Muslims.
Continue Reading »Rep. Keith Ellison on the Ugly Attacks Obama Has Faced in the Election. The only Muslim in Congress, no stranger to the prejudice and fearmongering leveled at Obama, explains why these attacks ultimately fail.
Continue Reading »Throughout his campaign, Obama has talked about defining moments — from his victory in Iowa to the day five grueling months and 53 contests later when he won enough delegates to claim the Democratic nomination. On that June night, he made history. On Tuesday night, he’ll find out if he can do it again.
Continue Reading »If Obama wins on November 4 election day, he’ll be known in history as the first American president, indeed the first democratically elected president, who uses technology to the maximum to create the greatest political organisation ever recorded in living history. Can Indonesia’s presidential candidate–indeed any president/PM candidate around the world– follow Obama’s way?
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