AND THERE OFF!
By L.T. Dinwiddie
It’s already looking to be an interesting presidential race as Barack Obama announced on Saturday, February, 10, 2007 that he will seek candidacy for the President of The United States.
Barack, 45, is the youngest candidate in the Democrats’ 2008 primary field dominated by front-runner Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and filled with more experienced lawmakers.
"At least two of my fellow candidates have been campaigning for years," Obama said, referring to New York Sen.Hillary Rodham Clinton and former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards.
"They have an infrastructure and name recognition that are higher than mine so there will probably be a higher burden of proof for me," the first-term senator said.
If yo want to get involved with Barack Obama's campaign go here BARACK OBAMA
Catch Barack Obama this Sunday on 60 minutes at 7pm.
It’s already looking to be an interesting presidential race as Barack Obama announced on Saturday, February, 10, 2007 that he will seek candidacy for the President of The United States.Barack, 45, is the youngest candidate in the Democrats’ 2008 primary field dominated by front-runner Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and filled with more experienced lawmakers.
"At least two of my fellow candidates have been campaigning for years," Obama said, referring to New York Sen.Hillary Rodham Clinton and former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards.
"They have an infrastructure and name recognition that are higher than mine so there will probably be a higher burden of proof for me," the first-term senator said.
If yo want to get involved with Barack Obama's campaign go here BARACK OBAMA
Catch Barack Obama this Sunday on 60 minutes at 7pm.
posted by IM OVER IT at 2/11/2007
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