can you imagine a future US president with the middle name of Hussein well it
with the middle name of Hussein well it
with the middle name of Hussein well it just might happen Barrick hussein obama
just might happen Barrick hussein obama
just might happen Barrick hussein obama jr was born August fourth 1961 he’s a
jr was born August fourth 1961 he’s a
jr was born August fourth 1961 he’s a u.s. senator from Illinois who was born
u.s. senator from Illinois who was born
u.s. senator from Illinois who was born in Honolulu and raised in Jakarta Hawaii
in Honolulu and raised in Jakarta Hawaii
in Honolulu and raised in Jakarta Hawaii in canvas mostly by his mom and
in canvas mostly by his mom and
in canvas mostly by his mom and grandparents he graduated from Columbia
grandparents he graduated from Columbia
grandparents he graduated from Columbia University and received his law degree
University and received his law degree
University and received his law degree from Harvard Law where he graduated
from Harvard Law where he graduated
from Harvard Law where he graduated magna cum laude he also became the first
magna cum laude he also became the first
magna cum laude he also became the first african-american president of the
african-american president of the
african-american president of the Harvard Law Review he also worked as a
Harvard Law Review he also worked as a
Harvard Law Review he also worked as a civil rights lawyer and as a community
civil rights lawyer and as a community
civil rights lawyer and as a community organizer in New York in Chicago Obama
organizer in New York in Chicago Obama
organizer in New York in Chicago Obama was elected to the Illinois State Center
was elected to the Illinois State Center
was elected to the Illinois State Center in 1997 where he served as chairman of
in 1997 where he served as chairman of
in 1997 where he served as chairman of the Public Health and Welfare Committee
the Public Health and Welfare Committee
the Public Health and Welfare Committee he’s the first african-american man from
he’s the first african-american man from
he’s the first african-american man from the Democratic Party to be elected to
the Democratic Party to be elected to
the Democratic Party to be elected to the US Senate and he received
the US Senate and he received
the US Senate and he received international media coverage for his
international media coverage for his
international media coverage for his keynote address at the 2004 Democratic
keynote address at the 2004 Democratic
keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention sworn into office
National Convention sworn into office
National Convention sworn into office January fourth 2005 he’s focused on
January fourth 2005 he’s focused on
January fourth 2005 he’s focused on economic growth and bringing good-paying
economic growth and bringing good-paying
economic growth and bringing good-paying jobs to Illinois and fans in a senator
jobs to Illinois and fans in a senator
jobs to Illinois and fans in a senator are already crunching the numbers by
are already crunching the numbers by
are already crunching the numbers by 2012 he could have eight years in the
2012 he could have eight years in the
2012 he could have eight years in the Senate under his belt and by 2016 he’ll
Senate under his belt and by 2016 he’ll
Senate under his belt and by 2016 he’ll be 54 a good age to be President
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