Aquilano rimondi biography of barack obama full

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A biography of Barack Obama, the forty-fourth president of the United States Includes bibliographical references (p.

In Congress, he helped make laws about the election, negotiations and fraud, climate change, nuclear terrorism, and treatment for u. If Obama can secure immigration reform, then he will give 12 million illegal immigrants the chance to come out from the shadows and work toward residency and legally live the American dream. With the election and re-election of Obama by an emerging majority made up of women, African Americans, Hispanic Americans and young Americans, the Age of Reagan that existed, has now been replaced by a more diverse coalition.

If a democrat can win the White House in , it will truly mean that the Age of Obama has begun. Americans will never forget how Obama changed the limits of possibility for generations to come. Today there are ten year old African-American, Hispanic and Asian-American children all over the United States who believe that, because of the Obama presidency, they too can one day become president.

That in itself is hugely reconstructive and by being elected President, Obama has achieved something more potent than any other reconstructive presidents could have ever achieved. This was the first time an African-American had ever been nominated to this office. It was a momentous and revolutionary event.

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The bright African-American orphan son of a bright but tragic Kenyan father, who had died in a tragic car accident in in Kenya, after losing his career and his legs and struggling with alcoholism, and of a bright white mother who had died of cancer in , was nominated for the highest office in the world's mightiest country. Soon Obama was leading in most public-opinion polls as the candidate most likely to become President, with a point lead over John McCain, the Republican candidate.

There had been nothing quite like this in U.