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| President Barack Obama |
With a slower growing economy, and a house of rights wing conservative’s Republicans that has blocked nearly every bill of progress, our President overcame that on Tuesday night. The American people look at the progress he made in four years, and looked at the record of the Republicans and their candidates and said, we are not moving backwards but forward.
The outcome was
surprisingly swift. The TV networks called the race against Republican Mitt
Romney less than 20 minutes after the polls closed on the West Coast, as a
succession of battleground states tipped the president's way. Except for Karl
Rove who kept fighting the notion that President Obama has won re-election on
FOX News. Karl Rove and all of those other billionaires that tried to buy this
election is hurt this morning, to learn that their cash wasn’t good enough to
buy the electorate votes.
About 90 minutes
later, the former Massachusetts governor offered his concession in a phone
conversation with the president.
Claiming victory
before a roaring, flag-waving crowd in his hometown of Chicago, Obama summoned
a bit of the poetry absent throughout much of the acrid campaign. He told
supporters that the country was moving forward “because of you.”
“You reaffirmed the spirit that has triumphed over war and depression, the spirit that has lifted this country from the depths of despair to the great heights of hope,” he said, “the belief that while each of us will pursue our own individual dreams, we are an America family, and we rise or fall together as one nation and one people.”
“You reaffirmed the spirit that has triumphed over war and depression, the spirit that has lifted this country from the depths of despair to the great heights of hope,” he said, “the belief that while each of us will pursue our own individual dreams, we are an America family, and we rise or fall together as one nation and one people.”
Romney, standing
alone on a flag-bedecked stage in Boston, spoke before Obama took the stage.
Romney and Ryan had their hopes on claiming the White House so they can get in
and make things better for the wealthy Americans, and destroy our middle class
and poor Americans. The American people in a majority had a different opinion
and they said proudly-NO to Romney/Ryan.
It’s clear that Hispanics
and African Americans played a key role in the re-election of President Obama
in battleground states. The changing minority population is forever changing
and it help the president maintain the White House.
With all the
election results in and some ballots are still being counted, President Barack
Obama have enough votes to coast to another victory and will serve another four
years as our President. Many Republican and Tea Party lead groups have lead
operations of hate and voter suppression to keep this colored President from
being re-elected. They wanted to hold true to their promise of a one term
President. These same operatives on this
morning are heartbroken and sad that they didn’t win and come up with a
victory, especially in battleground states where Republican lead legislatures,
Governors and State Officials have tried to suppress the vote.
Voter in America
had a deeper and better determination, and that was to overcome fear and hate.
And embrace love and unity.
Today, we can
proudly say that we are honor to have President Barack Obama and Vice-President
Joe Biden leading this country.
