My homeboy Barry Obama!! Once I got this I sent him a message. I wonder is he, or his ‘Twitter updater” will message me back. That would be a dream. Maybe Barack Obama updates his own Twitter and he really is made up of all the wonderful that I think he is. ♥ I’ll stick with that positive mindset.
View PostObama’s Democratic nomination speech outlining his views.Watch the vid and read the transcript here. So inspiring. Here’s the speech from last night. Part One. Part Two:
View PostClick the photo. Download the album. Listen to it. Believe that you can change the world. The world is changing and so are we, as people, as a nation, as a planet, as a universe. Yes we can. 1. Intro 2. David Banner,Busta Rhymes,Talib Kweli “Black President” Rmx pt1 *3. Barack Obama “Stand Up”*4. Nas Speaks on Politics5. Styles P and Cassidy “Make It Out”*6. Jay-z Speaks “The American Dream”7. Barack Obama “One Mic, One People”8. Russell Simmons Speaks on Obama9. Joe Budden,Twista,John Mayer “Waiting on the World to Change 2008″10. Angie Martinez “Yes We Need A Mixtape!!”11. Kanye West,Malik Yusef “Promised land12. Wale,Rhymefest,Christina K, Royce 5′9 “Black President” RMX Pt2*13. Barack Obama “My Life”*14. Jay-z “Lick a Shot”*15. Russell Simmons on Change16. Wyclef “Obama for President”17. Charles Hamilton “The Moment”18. Find ur Dreams (interlude) *19. George Bush’s Highlight Reel20. Mikkey Halsted “King George” *21. Obama on Hip-Hop22. Joel Ortiz feat Dante Hawkins “Letter To Obama” *23. Akon , U.M. “Aint No Sunshine” *24. Qadir, Dwayne (Invasion) “Its My Time25. Johnny Polygon (Invasion),Amanda Diva “Colorblind” *26. Mavado “We Need Barack” *27. Jay-Z / Gabe Real “What We Need” (Speech)28. Qadir “Yes We Can” Outro
View PostBARRY WINS THE PRESIDENTIALVOTE FOR THE 56TH US ELECTION HELL FUCKING YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This quote has been floating around online and was first heard on National Public Radio (NPR). I think its great. I’m having some friends over to watch history unfold this evening. We’ve all got our fingers crossed for Obama. Rosa sat, so Martin could walk… Martin walked, so Obama could run… Obama is running, so our children can fly!
View PostSorry about your Grandma Barry. “She was somebody who was a very humble person and a very plain-spoken person,” he said. “She was one of those quiet heroes that we have all across America. They’re not famous. Their names aren’t in the newspapers,” Obama said. “But each and every day they work hard. They look after their families. They sacrifice for their children and their grandchildren. They aren’t seeking the limelight. All they try to do is just do the right thing. “And in this crowd there are a lot of quiet heroes like that, mothers and fathers, grandparents who have worked hard and sacrificed all their lives,” drawing satisfaction from the hope of a better life for their own offspring. “That’s what America is about,” Obama exclaimed, his voice rising to a shout as the crowd responded with a roar. “That’s what we’re fighting for. And North Carolina, in just one more day, we have the opportunity to honour all those quiet heroes all across America and all across North Carolina,” he said. “We can bring change to America to make sure that their work and their sacrifice is honoured. That’s what we’re fighting for.” From the Sydney Morning Herald He’s such a hero.
View PostA dear friend notified me of something very interesting going on at www.economist.com. You can login as a member of the site (or signup!), choose your country and pick who you would vote for in the upcoming US Election. It is evident by all my posts that I’ve got a thing for Obama. I was pleased and surprised to see that the whole world, the ones whom are interested in The Economist, would vote for Obama as well. The countries that chose McCain are mainly concentrated in one part of the world and McCain leads in Iraq, of all countries, with 67% of the vote. Interesting point maybe? In Canada the favorite is clear, 89% of Canadians that have voted online, vote for Obama. the polls are refreshed every 3 hours and overall there are 9,120 votes for Obama and only 270 for McCain.Check it out if you find it interesting by clicking the links or the map.
View PostTina Fey is cool but Palin is not so cool.Check her out ‘raising the roof’.it inspired me to write a little som’tin som’tin…my name is palin and baby i’m failin’raisin the roof like i’m raisin concernin a few weeks i’ll be back on that stagein a pageant with girls half my age one kid in the war and one a teen mommySNL & tina already got one up on methrowing out hate to reach for the votesand right in my face you’re all making jokes she spent so much money to get fancy clothesyet not she’s not even stylish wherever she goesher leading man is so fucking oldand comments she makes are so often so cold she’s got ol’ dirty bush, ODB, on her sidebut barry obama’s taking them for a ride my name is palin and baby she’s failin’written by me today
View PostPres ’08: Oct 21 – Obama (D) 50%, McCain (R) 42% I really hope that Barry beats John in this race. It looks like he is kicking his but by being so Web 2.0 because there are heaps of posts that are praising Obama yet they fall short for McCain.
View PostBecause we are so very surrounded and consumed by the internet and sharing online it is impossible to not have images and content spread like wildfire. The photo below, in my belief is why McCain will lose the election. I know, I know, it’s never just one thing, but THAT is enough to make you go ‘ok, what the fuck is up with that old fart?’. Like seriously. If I were him I’d just stay at home and call it a day. “My name is John McCain and I am dropping out of the election due to Internet Embarrassment. I’ve outdone my self to a point where I feel I can not turn back.” Good Luck Barry Obama. I think you’re rad and you were really hot when you were younger.
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