PUBLIC MARKS with tag Obama

Ich ersehne mir das Ende nicht so sehr, weil ich dann, nach dieser schier unendlichen Geschichte endlich weiß, wie der neue Präsident der USA heißt, das ist für mich zweitrangig, sondern weil dann in den Medien vielleicht auch wieder einmal etwas anderes berichtet wird.

"Wassup", 8 years later.

Brownie point for this, Sarah !!

Mlle Eddie nous a dégoté un excellent mix de Z-Trip militant clairement pour l'élection d'Obama, avec de la bonne musique à l'intérieur

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For New Journalists, All Bets, but Not Mikes, Are Off By JACQUES STEINBERG Published: June 8, 2008 A 61-year-old woman elbows her 5-foot-2-inch frame to the front of the crowd mobbing Bill Clinton after a campaign event in South Dakota. As Mr. Clinton shakes her hand and holds it tight, she deftly draws him into a response to an article on the Vanity Fair Web site that examines his post-presidential life. “Sleazy” and “slimy” are among the words that issue from the former president’s mouth. Within hours, audio of the three-minute exchange — including the woman’s description of the article as a “hatchet job,” and Mr. Clinton’s description of Todd Purdum, the author and a former reporter for The New York Times, as “dishonest” — is available for the world to hear on the Huffington Post Web site.

June 8, 2008 The Nation The Wiki-Way to the Nomination By NOAM COHEN Barack Obama is the victor, and the Internet is taking the bows. Commenting on the Democratic presidential primary campaign, the blogger Andrew Sullivan praised Mr. Obama’s success in mastering “Facebook politics.” Roger Cohen, writing online in The New York Times, likened the rapid success of Mr. Obama to that of a “classic Internet startup.” And The Atlantic Monthly, in a much discussed article titled “HisSpace,” described what Mr. Obama’s impressive online fund-raising apparatus owes to the enhanced social networking of sites like MySpace, Twitter and YouTube.

obama ? c'est sexy ....

Blog Archive » ISO50 Obama Print Out Now

huhuhu ^^

The longest nomination race in US presidential history has moved on to a new and unlikely key battleground -- the oft-ignored midwestern state of Indiana.

Une analyse du discours d'Obama à Philadelphie par Laurent Bouvet pour Telos, l'agence intellectuelle.

Traduction du discours de Barak Obama à Philadelphie