Wallpaper : Look at Carefully

Wallpaper : Look at Carefully

He has carefully built a campaign around his background – the son of a Kenyan goat herder and a white Kansan, first black president of the Harvard Law Review, community organizer on the south side of Chicago, civil rights attorney, accomplished state senator – and his powerful personality. His address before the Democratic National Convention in 2004 instantly catapulted him to political celebrity, with some saying it eclipsed nominee John Kerry’s moment.
Obama voiced opposition to the Iraq war at a rally in fall 2002, something that consistently draws his biggest applause. He has promised to begin a withdrawal immediately, and to have only a minimal presence in Iraq within 16 months, and the war is central to his campaign. Only those with the sense to oppose the war from the start can be trusted to end it, he says – an obvious dig at the other frontrunners, Sen. Hillary Clinton and former Sen. John Edwards, who voted for the 2002 resolution giving President Bush the authority to use force in Iraq.

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