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1. Obama was the junior United States Senator from Illinois from 2005 until he resigned following his 2008 election to the presidency.
2. Obama, an ardent supporter of Chicago's bid, has videotaped four messages for IOC members in recent months.
3. Obama is the perfect black candidate for not raising the fears of whites, unlike Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton. (Web site)
4. Obama was a vocal supporter of his adopted hometown's bid even before he became president, and he has sent four video messages to IOC members.
5. Obama is a smooth talking politician who represents very little in terms of real change regardless of the color of his skin.

Political Pundits

1. In defiance of polls and the political pundits, Hillary Clinton narrowly beat Barack Obama to win the New Hampshire primary last night. (Web site)
2. Don't turn to political pundits to predict what kind of president Barack Obama will be.
3. Political pundits suggest that if Obama wants a woman on the ticket, he might consider Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius. (Web site)

Favor

1. And Clinton did her party and Obama a favor by focusing on the Democrats' potential weaknesses among blue-collar whites. (Web site)
2. Barack Obama and other Democrats are in favor of "appeasement" of terrorists in the same way U.S. leaders appeased Nazis in the run-up to World War II.
3. Yet Senator Obama not only voted in favor of the bridge to nowhere, he voted against anti-earmark amendments proposed by Senator John McCain. (Web site)

Thing

1. If Republicans are fighting this hard to attack the Obama - Biden ticket on the first day, one thing is clear.
2. Probably the thing that makes him the most angry is that he cannot ignore Obama.
3. Barack Obama and I agree fully and completely on one thing.

Saying

1. The University of Chicago did Obama no favor by saying he was a law professor when he wasn’t. (Web site)
2. True to form, journalists are defending their bias by saying that one candidate, Obama, is more newsworthy than the other.
3. The White House later formally announced the trip, saying that Obama and his wife "will both make presentations to the IOC during Friday's session.

National Security

1. John McCain, the Republican candidate, that Obama is weak on national security and foreign policy matters, and is not qualified to be commander-in-chief.
2. And Barack Obama does not use false charges and exaggerated claims to play politics with national security. (Web site)

Issue

1. Once John McCain and Barack Obama declared they would both close Guantanamo, the issue was off the table for the duration of the campaign.
2. We strongly encourage Obama to do the right thing and demonstrate real leadership on this issue,” said Truth Wins Out’s Executive Director Wayne Besen.
3. After Hillary Clinton lost the South Carolina primary, Bill Clinton went all nutsy about Barack Obama on the issue of race.

Speech

1. If Mitt Romney found it necessary to make a speech about his Mormon faith, it's about time that Obama explain black theology.
2. Clinton barely mentions Obama in her speech and when she does, it is only to draw contrast between their plans. (Web site)
3. Civilian aid to Afghanistan will be restructured, Obama indicated in the speech. (Web site)

American Troops

1. Although she supported the war in Iraq, she and Obama basically agree on a withdrawal of American troops. (Web site)

Troops

1. Obama will immediately begin to remove our troops from Iraq.
2. To turn the tide, President Barack Obama has begun sending 30,000 more US troops, while saying they will start to pull out in mid-2011.
3. Number two, with regard to Barack Obama not quote funding the troops, John McCain voted the exact same way.

President Barack Obama

1. Under a plan by President Barack Obama, all U.S. combat troops must be out of Iraq by the end of August 2010. (Web site)
2. The US Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan has been hit by rockets during an official visit by President Barack Obama to the war-torn country. (Web site)
3. Once again, US President Barack Obama has demonstrated his intention of "putting light" between America and Israel.

Meeting

1. Tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the first, and, to date, only meeting between Pope Benedict XVI and U.S. President Barack Obama.
2. China has accused President Barack Obama of damaging relations by meeting the Dalai Lama. (Web site)
3. Obama promised to bring change to America during his election campaign, yet change is not seen on the issue of meeting the Dalai Lama.

House

1. In 2008, Republicans must stand united if we are to prevent Senators Clinton and Obama from taking the White House. (Web site)
2. The White House is still pushing for Israelis and Palestinians to start indirect talks, but President Obama may introduce his own proposal.
3. On 7-21-2009, US Astronauts met with President Obama in the White house to discuss of course…the moon.

Bill

1. Bill and Hillary Clinton, like Barack Obama today, first ran against Washington, promising to shake up and reform the city's insular political system. (Web site)
2. The Republicans have been very clear that this bill is being rammed down the collective throats of America by Barack Obama.
3. Democrats who apparently support Barack Obama are becoming angrier and more vocal by the day in their condemnation of Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Mr Obama

1. Mr Obama benefited in his campaign from an idiotic level of idolatry, in which most of the media participated with an astonishing suspension of cynicism.
2. Despite pressure from some Clinton allies, Mr Obama and his advisers do not wish to ask her to be his vice-presidential running mate. (Web site)
3. There are lessons from the stumbling of Mr Obama for our own country as we approach a general election.

Dalai Lama

1. A couple of days later, U.S. President Obama will meet with His Holiness the Dalai Lama, sending a signal of hope to Tibetans everywhere. (Web site)
2. Mr Obama avoided meeting the Dalai Lama in Washington last year ahead of his own first state visit to Beijing. (Web site)
3. China, for example, criticized President Obama for meeting with the Dalai Lama in the White House last month. (Web site)

Madrassa

1. Liberals then jumped to defend Obama, saying the claim he attended a madrassa was a lie.
2. But reporting by CNN in Jakarta, Indonesia and Washington, D.C., shows the allegations that Obama attended a madrassa to be false. (Web site)
3. Barack Obama was educated in a radical Muslim school known as a "madrassa" are not accurate, according to CNN reporting. (Web site)

Mim

1. MIM: Arabs in the Hamas stronghold of Gaza are phoning Americans urging them to vote for Obama.
2. MIM: The 'neocon.expressblogspot' asks the question why Obama was seated next to keynote speaker Edward Said at an Arab community dinner in Chicago. (Web site)
3. MIM: YouTube video of Ali Abunimah talking about his connection to Barack Obama.

Nomination

1. Upon the conclusion of the August 4 summit, they offered Keyes the nomination as their candidate against Barack Obama.
2. He was one of the first of the financial Brahmins to endorse Barack Obama, back when Hillary Clinton was a sure thing for the nomination. (Web site)
3. And, of course it is by no means certain that Barack Obama will win the nomination, but this time, Al Gore has nothing to lose. (Web site)

Hispanics

1. Clinton supporters said adding her to the ticket would encourage Hispanics, women and other groups of Clinton fans to vote for Obama in November. (Web site)
2. Clinton has campaigned hard here among Hispanics, women and laborers, but Obama seems to have excited enthusiastic support from blacks and young voters. (Web site)

Hillary Clinton

1. Obama is not elected president next November are pretty much the same reasons I object to Hillary Clinton and John Edwards.
2. John Edwards met secretly with Hillary Clinton and will meet with Barack Obama about a possible endorsement, FOX News confirmed Sunday.
3. There is still an outside shot that Hillary Clinton will get the nomination, but the most likely matchup seems to be Obama against Republican John McCain.

Primaries

1. Clinton then lost the next eleven caucuses and primaries to Obama, and lost the overall delegate lead to him for the first time. (Web site)
2. On the one hand, Powers is a respected professor at Harvard and has already worked on the Obama's campaign during the primaries.
3. As the 2008 primaries take place, she is in a tight race with Senator Barack Obama.

Endorsement

1. But it was Obama, not Clinton, who got her endorsement at a critical moment this year, in words that not so subtly slighted Bill Clinton as well.
2. Sometimes it's less an endorsement of Obama than a smackdown of the reprehensible and cynical campaign of John McCain.
3. On Tuesday, Mr Obama won endorsement from a former rival for the Democratic nomination, Senator Christopher Dodd. (Web site)

Jesse Jackson

1. Responding to reports that Barack Obama would win the South Carolina primary on Saturday, Clinton noted that Jesse Jackson won the state in 1984 and 1988.
2. The spin from Bill Clinton is that Barack Obama won in South Carolina because he is black, like Jesse Jackson.

Sharpton

1. Little Green Footballs has a photo of Ron Paul standing with Don Black, just as Clinton and Obama are standing with Sharpton. (Web site)
2. President Barack Obama has turned to Mr. Sharpton in recent weeks to answer increasingly public criticism in the black community over his economic policy.

Romney

1. Romney said the nation's dissatisfaction with the Obama administration would manifest itself at the polls in November's midterm elections. (Web site)
2. Romney argues that American power is being whittled away by the American left, in particular by President Barack Obama.

Candidacy

1. Mr. Obama laid out his current strategy for Iraq in November 2006, shortly before announcing his candidacy for president. (Web site)
2. Barack Obama will announce his candidacy for the Presidency in '08 tomorrow.
3. So I endorse the movement that Barack Obama has inspired and will support his candidacy in the inevitable storms ahead. (Web site)

Ted Kennedy

1. I am happy for Senator Clinton, but the rally in Washington DC tomorrow with Ted Kennedy, Caroline Kennedy and Barack Obama will be historical….
2. Ted Kennedy the head of the Kennedy family is about to endorse Obama.

United States Senator

1. Ted Kennedy, a United States Senator since 1962 and second in Senate seniority to only 90 year old Richard Byrd, is a prize endorsement for Barack Obama.

Oprah

1. While I like and admire Oprah Winfrey, I would never be swayed to vote for Obama because she has endorsed him.
2. Oprah Winfrey has been dubbed a �traitor� by some of her female fans for supporting Barack Obama instead of Hillary Clinton. (Web site)
3. Oprah Winfrey ’s endorsement of Barack Obama was one of the most widely covered and studied developments of the 2008 presidential campaign.

Debate

1. After Mr Obama made it known he would not be participating in the debate, Mrs Clinton followed suit.
2. Moreover, during the debate over the financial crisis, Obama said that a president should be able to do more than one thing at a time.
3. McCain and Obama, VP nominee Governor Sarah Palin scored an impressive victory over her weak opponent in the debate held Thursday evening.

Palin

1. Barack Obama, in contrast, on numerous occasions has complained how tiring, how hard, how unfair, how racist the campaign has turned out to be; Palin never.
2. For Palin, the months since Election Day had been a letdown even bigger than the loss to Barack Obama and Joe Biden.
3. Mrs. Palin couldn't match Mr. Biden's fluency on Bosnia or Darfur last night, but not too long ago neither could Barack Obama.

Bid

1. Ever since Barack Obama announced his bid for presidency, fashion designers everywhere have made campaign t-shirts for Obama more fashionable than ever.
2. In their bid to open direct diplomatic ties with Iran, Obama and his advisers are also blaming Israel for Iran's nuclear program. (Web site)
3. Up to 30,000 additional US troops were ordered by US President Barack Obama in December in a bid to turn the tide of eight-year war. (Web site)

Ardent Supporter

1. President Barack Obama has been an ardent supporter of the bid since he was a U.S. Senator, and he's been working the phones in recent weeks.

Talk

1. They fill us in on the latest developments in Iran, Iraq, and Venezuela, and talk about why the Obama Campaign is good for America.
2. Obama delivered a compelling, almost mesmerizing, speech, did not talk about any issue in detail and took no questions.
3. U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, contemplating a run for president, met privately with rapper Ludacris to talk about young people. (Web site)

Registered Lobbyists

1. Sen. Obama refused donations from registered lobbyists, but former lobbyists and the spouses of current lobbyists are permitted to contribute.
2. The McCain and Obama bans on registered lobbyists rely on a technicality. (Web site)
3. Obama has also used major fundraisers who are registered lobbyists on the state level. (Web site)

Democratic Primaries

1. That is why I am supporting a presidential candidate in the Democratic primaries, Barack Obama.
2. The head of the Los Angeles Labor Federation, Maria Elena Durazo, was one of the first major Latina leaders to endorse Obama during the Democratic primaries.

Democratic Primary

1. Obama was talking about the differences between himself and his then-opponent in the Democratic primary, Hillary Clinton. (Web site)
2. But approximately 79,000 Bush republicans switched party's back in January to vote for Obama in the democratic primary.
3. In early opinion polls leading up to the Democratic primary, Obama trailed multimillionaire businessman Blair Hull and Illinois Comptroller Daniel Hynes.

United States

1. Dr Ishmael Noko, LWF general secretary, have congratulated Senator Barack Obama on his election as the 44th President of the United States of America.
2. We the People of the United States, who are also a loose confederation of bloggers, categorically reject Barack Obama for president.
3. Despite all the predictions and polls, John McCain and Barack Obama are locked in an extremely close race for President of the United States. (Web site)

American People

1. On behalf of the American people, Obama said he wants to express appreciation for the life and lessons of Mahatma Gandhi on the anniversary of his birth. (Web site)
2. On behalf of President Obama and the American people, I wish the people of the Netherlands a Happy Queen's Day. (Web site)
3. And I think the American people have been saying loudly, and clearly that a Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama ticket is the best way to do this. (Web site)

Joe

1. After Obama explains what his plan does, Joe says: look, I have worked hard, and I'm just getting taxed more and more.

Plumber

1. Last night, his name, "Joe the Plumber," came up about two dozen times in the debate between Mr. Obama and Republican nominee John McCain.
2. He asked Obama a tough question which Obama could not answer, now Joe the plumber is being investigated and vilified by the left.
3. Obama was out in Ohio and he had an encounter with a guy who's a plumber, his name is Joe Wurzelbacher. (Web site)

President-Elect Barack Obama

1. Bill Richardson is now expected to be nominated as Secretary of Commerce by President-elect Barack Obama, pending the final vetting process.
2. But since President-elect Barack Obama nominated her earlier this month to be his secretary of state, Mrs.
3. Advisers to President-elect Barack Obama say one of his first duties in office will be to order the closing of the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay.

Inauguration

1. Obama has chosen Rick Warren, the right-wing Christian author and pastor of Saddleback Church, to given the invocation at his inauguration in January.
2. It is possible that this inauguration may become invalid if the Supreme Court of the US rules against Mr. Obama in the pending cases before the Court. (Web site)
3. WASHINGTON - The masses heading to the inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama could spend a lot of time in line for a port-a-potty.

Clinton Campaign

1. Obama continued criticism of what he says is a strategy by the Clinton campaign to use former President Bill Clinton to attack him. (Web site)
2. There was no explanation at the time for why Brodie was said to have referred to the Clinton campaign but the news report was about the Obama campaign.

Geraldine Ferraro

1. Q.I heard Geraldine Ferraro on TV this morning about her slight of Obama, which seemed like the exact same line she used on Jesse Jackson in 1988.
2. Recently, he has responded to Geraldine Ferraro 's comments about Barack Obama 's success by saying they are "childish" but "true".
3. Geraldine Ferraro, after making inappropriate racial comments about Senator Barack Obama. (Web site)

Presidency

1. If he allows Hillary to freelancing the resulting news coverage would weaken the Obama presidency.
2. Few progressives would take issue with the argument that, significant accomplishments notwithstanding, the Obama presidency has been a big disappointment.
3. Case in point is the oft-made claim that an Obama presidency would be welcomed by the Muslim world.

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