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Who is the president of the United States? The real president?
Right now, the US may have two of them - neither entirely up to the job.
In constitutional terms, George W. Bush occupies the Oval Office until his term ends on January 20 with the inauguration of his successor.
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Today, President-elect Barack Obama resigned his Senate seat and he sent this thank-you letter to newspapers across Illinois.
On Tuesday, New Yorkers and Americans have a big decision to make. Do we continue to pursue the policies of the past eight years or do we chart a new course? I believe we can and we must chart a new course led by President Barack Obama.
This belief comes from my unyielding faith in the decency and generosity of the American people. But it also comes from my own American story.
My best collection of rib cracking humour,I hope to get from you the desired response which is laughter.
A few years ago, I was doing an internship at the David West research station in a small town called Ozona in Texas.There I had the best supervisors ever. One of my supervisors Peggy Maddox told me about Barack Obama then he was just an unknown senator hardly known at all. She told me if Obama ran he would win,I was skeptical then,who knows what might happen in November.
The Power of Words:How the power of words is used to create emotional appeals, fallacies,
manipulations, disinformation, misdirection, propaganda and Political Correctness
that defeats our common sense, twists our thinking and controls our behavior.
Here is my collection of the best wit,you can ever find.
Africa is the land of my fathers,though I may roam all over the world,I will always owe by being to the Matopo hills the valleys in Nyanga, the rivers, the deserts in Tsholotsho, the trees and the ever-changing two seasons that define the face of my nativeland. But is my paradise lost?
The video was shot at Venice, Los Angeles, California.The video is directed by Chris Robinson. It released to youtube Oct 6, 2008.
Rihanna says growing up in Barbados was tough – living with a dad on drink and drugs.
‘My dad was part of that Sixties generation who took drugs as a matter of course,’ she says.
‘But his partying got way out of hand, spiralled out of control.’