I am excited for Obama and for America but I am saddened for Kenya. While the 'fierce urgency of now' must see Obama resuscitate the ailing American economy we, Kenyans, are celebrating his election to that duty by ruining our own economy.
What, pray tell, was the Government of Kenya thinking whe...
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I am sure that nearly everyone in the entire world knows the name Obama, and can recognize the face that owns the name. No doubt, everyone in Kenya knows what has happened in the USA. Mostly, I am convinced that people who go by name of ‘leaders’ have witnessed Obama’s fight and victory.
So...
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Petition to President-elect Obama for a Moratorium on ICE Raids
President-elect Obama, we congratulate you on your historic victory, and we celebrate this moment with great hope that under your leadership we will finally be able to achieve a humane, inclusive immigration policy that unites families...
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Posted by
John Liebhardt
· 1:28 am
· Globalization · Government & Politics · International Relations · Labor & Immigration
As the first results come in, what are people living in Oceania and Asia thinking about the election? John Liebhardt brings us the latest reactions from Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and the Philippines.
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Krittivas Mukherjee wonders ‘how wise is predicting U.S. policies for any one particular country when what Obama or McCain will eventually do is, what they perceive is, good for the American people’ but asks the question nevertheless:
Not all agree. “Yes, McCain might be more inclined to at...
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Dang!
I'm surrounded by deeply entrenched McCain supporters over here! This was one of the questions that they ambushed me with. "What will Obama do for you?"
As the vocal onslaught progressed between the McCain supporters and the SINGLE Obama supporter. I thought i...
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Posted by
Ari Herzog
· 11:38 am
· Kenya · Malawi
Unless you've been living under a rock, you probably know by now that Barack Obama's paternal aunt, Zeituni Onyango, 56, who was affectionately described as "Auntie Zeituni" in his memoir, "
Dreams from My Father," is a Kenyan immigrant living in Boston public housing. She is also living there illegally, which complicates issues considering she contributed $260 to her nephew's presidential campaign. Bloggers from around the world react.
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Obama's aunt, his half-sister Zeituni Onyango, is now infamous for apparently having overstayed her visa. Blogger Rick points out that Zeituni Onyango seems to be "a helpful, volunteering woman who is enriching her community."...
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When I first reported about Barack Obama’s aunt Zeituni Onyango some readers accused me of hypocrisy because I wrote weeks ago that Bristol Palin, Sarah Palin’s daughter, was off limits, as was her son Trig. The two cases were, according to these pro-Obama readers, equal.
Sadly, however,...
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Something to think about through the weekend:
Hi.
My name is Adriana.
I'm writing to you from the Fast for Our Future encampment at Placita Olvera in Los Angeles. I've been fasting on water for 14 days. I want to tell you a little bit about myself and urge you to do everything you can to make ...
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