"Yes We Can"
Yesterday, November 4th, history was made. Millions came, some waited in 5 hour lines just to cast one vote, just so their voice could be heard. Thousands of people showed up at both candidates headquarters to hear their party leader speak. And one man stood triumphant. Barack Obama is our new President Elect for the United States of America. He is the first ever Africa-American President to be elected. In January Obama will take over the Presidents spot and lead our country.
For those of you who stayed up late, as I did, listened to both John McCain and Barack Obama give their speeches. John McCain gave a very wonderful speech saying that we are all Americans no matter what party, he also said that everyone who followed him in this campaign should now stand up and support Barack Obama as he heads into the White House.
Obama's speech was moving. He once again showed us why he was elected president. His speech reflected on hope, and how we are one nation. He pointed out that tonight was a historical night for America and he is proud to be serving as our head of government. He summed up his speech with something that we all can believe in, "Yes We Can". Here in America we can do anything that we put our minds to and now that we have an African-American in the Oval Office it really does prove the point that anything is possible in America.
For more info and to check up on the three states that are still labeled as "to close to call" check out the following website;
http://www.cnn.com/
By Carly
4 Comentários:
Go Obama! I'm so happy he won. I watched the whole thing! I was so scared but Obama pulled through and won by a landslide. I'm so happy for him and his family. I'm happy you wrote that, Sienna.
dang obama won... i wanted to McCain to win.. but i guess we dont all get what we want. Well w/e next election i will won and hopefully make a difference
America defiantly needed that extra boost. I don't have T.V. so i watched that numbers go up on my computer. At about 8:15 Obama won, I was so happy. I was very moved by his speeches, and, if I ever meet him, I have some questions for him too. I think he'll be a great leader.
I cried for hours with hatred tears. This is worse than 9/11 and Hitler.
I wish I lived and died a long time ago so I wouldn't have to see and hear Obama be elected as president. I hope next election America will at least be a little bit smarter about who they vote for....
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