Meet Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Not much I can really say that has not already been said. He steadfastly advocated peace while championing an explosive social issue of the time in civil rights. He stood against an unjust politicans’ war in Vietnam at the risk of losing many of of his civil rights [...]
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The Journey from Martin Luther King to our new President Barack Obama
Posted in Politics, society, tagged 2009, Barack Obama, civil rights, January 20, Martin Luther King Day, Martin Luther King Jr., Presidential inauguration, Tribute to Martin Luther King on January 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Obama is the Right Man at the Right Time
Posted in Politics, tagged 2008 presdential election, Barack Obama, Obama, Obama right man at the right time, presidential election, US President, world perspective on November 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Meet Barack Obama, the next President of the United States. The voters have spoken. Most already know that he will be making history as the first African-American US president. I believe he also will be the first ever head of state of a G8 Nation. Although breaking through such racial barriers is certainly noteworthy, he [...]
Obama, The Most Popular Twitter
Posted in Politics, tagged Barack Obama, John McCain, John McCain on Twitter, Obama most popular on Twitter, obama on twitter, politics on social media, Politics on the internet, Robert Scoble, Scobleizer.com, twitter on October 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Meet Barack Obama, the most followed person in the world — on Twitter. As of today, the US presidential candidate has 103,234 followers. Despite his tremendous popularity, Obama’s campaign doesn’t use the service very aggressively with only 236 updates (tweets). Most of his updates have been notifications of where Obama is speaking and a link [...]
Poll Results from Final 2008 Presidential Debate
Posted in Politics, tagged 2008 presidential debate poll results, Barack Obama, debate poll results, debate results, John McCain, mccain on twitter, obama on twitter, Obama vs McCain, political campaign on twitter, poll results, poll results from the final presidential debate, results from debate, Results from presidential debate, twitter, who won the presidential debate on October 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
MeetKendall and MeetJohnSong have conducted a poll following each of the three 2008 presidential debates, as well as the lone vice presidential debate. Both of us are very engaged in these elections, with one supporting Senator MCain and the other supporting Senator Obama. Yet, our polls consistently favored the Democratic candidates: First Presidential debate: Obama [...]
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