Senator Edward M. Kennedy called Barrack Obama a ‘New Generation of Leadership’. I can’t really imagine too many names bigger than the Kennedy’s to be backed by in a political race.
Kennedy promises to campaign aggressively for Obama. “It is time now for Barack Obama.”
Hillary Clinton took the New Hampshire primary for the democratic party last night defeating Barack Obama by about 5,000 votes. Very close margin if you ask me. Senator Edwards came in a distant third with only 17% of the vote.
Huckabee, the clear front runner from the Iowa Caucus got only 11% of the vote in New Hampshire. McCain took 37% of the vote and Romney took 32%.
There were a record setting 280,000+ democrats that voted in New Hampshire. Let’s all sarcastically thank New Hampshire for giving Hillary another breathe of hope. Here is her victory speech. Please take note of the CRAZY wide eyed face she makes when she is thanking people. Something in that face that I can’t trust.
He talks a good game.
Just found this after watching this youTube video. Link to the wikipedia page for the Iraq War De-Escalation Act of 2007 and Barack Obama.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_War_De-Escalation_Act_of_2007
BarackObama and Mike Huckabee took the Iowa Caucus. In following the still frame from the CNN Newsroom, I found that Chuck Norris was right behind Huckabee. Take a look.
There’s an old Chuck Norris saying: “He who has the Chuck Norris makes the rules.” It’s one of those nonsensical old sayings, since it implies that someone can “have” Chuck Norris.
