Barack Obama officially became the country's 44th president Tuesday morning. After his swearing-in, Obama delivered an inspirational address, encouraging American unity and service -- prompting daughter Sasha to give him the universal sign of approval!
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Who cares what nationlity he is quit nitpicking as long as something gets done with this country, i could care less if he was chinese or any other race. the issue at hand is not his being black or white or both, we need someone to straighten out this country.
I agree….he is our first Biracial president not African-American president. Why he doesn’t want to own it is a mystery to me. If he wants to lead the people, he needs to get a set of balls and admit to what he really is….because we live in a world of politically correctiveness, this is unacceptable.
Most of the people say Obama is African-american, and he is not, he is biracial!!!! White heritage playes a great role in who he is, lets be honest. Do not deny the fact, that he has been delivered by a white mother, raised by white grandparents, while his black father did nothing but abandoned him. I am quite surprised how his white heritage has been negated in this whole situation, not fair!!!!!!!!!!
Dear -????
“Dissent is the highest form of patriotism”
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Not everyone is excited about the new administration, i will respect him b/c he is president unlike those who are continually disrepecting George Bush.
Thank God for President Obama. I’ve never felt prouder as an American. President Obama’s inauguration was the greatest event in American history. Nothing else even comes close to it. It was such an emotional experience. I’ve never seen the country so united. If anyone say they didn’t feel some emotion, they are lying. God bless America.
Linda Schorel - I totally agree with you on that one. So many ‘celebs’(I guess extra thinks the president is one) who are bi-racial only seem to acknowledge the African-American side, and not the European-American side. The ones that come to mind, weren’t even raised by their A-A parent, which I find insulting. To be fair, I don’t think obama disregards his E-A heritage, so at least that’s something.
We need a change,,,,Please do what you say your going to, we have been mislead way to much! America will give you a chance,,,prove to us that the change we need is coming!
I am very excited about President Barack Obama, after 8 years of the same old same ol’. I was very young when I overheard my Parents and Grandparents debating over the Election of 1960. I believe in Change. It’s one constant that keeps life exciting and everyone MOTIVATED!
The only thing that I take offense to is that they are saying that he is the first African American president. Incorrect…he is biracial like my daughter. To deny the white side is to deny who he really is…biracial. If my daughter ever negated the whiter side of her heritage, I would disown her.
I wish him luck.
we didn’t do much in school today other than watch the festivities. We have had an excellent day, School went by great and obama’s speech rang through the halls
Just look at Obama, He is the change, honey, I love you Obama, I am so happy
I am so happy for our new President Obama, I feel so good in my heart,I dont care what the negative people say I am happy and Obama is making that change for all of us Americans. And as for that Oprah stay off the stage when Obama and his wife are addressing the people of the U.S there is no need for you up there you are not the president!!!
How do we know yet if ‘change has come’?
F-I-N-A-L-L-Y a new era , a new president.
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