Barack Obama for President
Resources for Supporters
First and Foremost, I suppose should be the center of all the activity surrounding the campaign. Contributions, news, grassroots organizing and community blogs. If you don't already have a profile, I invite you to sign up and see how much you can get involved.
A Comparison of Barack's Speech on Race to Lincoln's Cooper Union Speech
An Interview Barack did at Google in 2007 that shows just how independent and critical his thinking is on issues regarding science and technology. It's long, a little over an hour, but well worth the listen.
A Video entitled "Walk a Day in My Shoes" where Barack helps out a home health care aide as she goes through her daily routine.
The speech that started it all for me. Barack's keynote addresss at the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston, MA. This is PART One, the link for PART Two is listed below. If you've never taken the time to watch this all the way through, I think that it's an important way to begin.
An article in the Independent World news site by a former colleague at the University of Chicago.
Barack's Speech on Race, "A More Perfect Union" in Philadelphia on March 18, 2008.
One of the best manifestations of Barack's dream for this country to come out of the campaign so far...OBAMA WORKS is a non-profit community organization working to make a difference in individual communities throughout the U.S.
A great mashup about what people in history have done when it was their turn to stand up against the "status quo."
Zbigniew Brzezinski's appearance on Morning Joe discussing the problems in Iraq and the reasons why he supports Obama's candidacy. It is some of the most intelligent discussion about the middle East that I've heard in a long time.
The WORLD wants Obama Coalition, a Dutch site that promotes Obama's campaign globally. Interesting viewpoints to be sure.
