Tears For Obama
Photo courtesy: AP & Getty
Cleveland, November 2nd
Nevada, November 1st
Florida, October 20th
Watching Obama accept the Democratic nomination, Times Square, August 28th
Virginia, October 28th
Virginia, October 28th
Virginia, June 5th
Michigan, June 16th
Nebraska, August 30th
St. Louis, Missouri, February 2nd. Lisa Wells-Blackmon cries as Obama signs the flag that covered her brother's casket. Her brother was in the military and killed in Afghanistan.
Watching Michelle Obama speak, Los Angeles, February 3rd
Denver, August 27th
New Orleans, February 7th
Denver, August 26th
Watching Obama's speech on race, Philadelphia, March 18th
New York, Nov 8, 2008
Chicago, Nov 4, 2008
Kimberly Dalton Mitchell, 26, of Astoria
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Oprah Winfrey, Nov 4, 2008
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Rev. Jesse Jackson, Nov 4,2008
Obama talks about his late grandmother on November 3rd.
Cleveland, November 2nd
Nevada, November 1st
Florida, October 20th
Watching Obama accept the Democratic nomination, Times Square, August 28th
Virginia, October 28th
Virginia, October 28th
Virginia, June 5th
Michigan, June 16th
Nebraska, August 30th
St. Louis, Missouri, February 2nd. Lisa Wells-Blackmon cries as Obama signs the flag that covered her brother's casket. Her brother was in the military and killed in Afghanistan.
Watching Michelle Obama speak, Los Angeles, February 3rd
Denver, August 27th
New Orleans, February 7th
Denver, August 26th
Watching Obama's speech on race, Philadelphia, March 18th
Kimberly Dalton Mitchell, 26, of AstoriaOprah Winfrey, Nov 4, 2008
Rev. Jesse Jackson, Nov 4,2008
Obama talks about his late grandmother on November 3rd.
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7 feedback :
Hi dada Subi,
Thank you very much for posting this collection of a great moment pictures.
Frankly speaking, I have also had spontaneous tearing at the end of reviewing them; but I do not why! Is HAPPINESS or SADNESS or BOTH? What are their FEELINGS?
Dada Subi, kwanza pole kwa kazi. Halafu ahsante kwa kutuma picha hizo kupitia blog yako hii. Nilikuwa siijui. Kuanzia sasa ntakuwa naitembelea. Mimi pia ingawa sikulia lakini nilifurahi sana na kujifagharishwa kwa ushindi wa Obama.
Mungu ambariki atimize ahadi zake
Shally
The change always make people cry, it can be an excitement or fear. I am happy for Obama's victory
Na mimi nitatoa machozi ya furaha siku CCM itakapopiga chini. Hakika naomba mungu anijalie nishuhudie siku hiyo.
Baba Mchj,
I think it's a mixture of both, excitement and fear.
Excitement for what was seen as impossible has made possible and everybody that looks at Obama becomes filled with hope and belief that 'it can be done, play your part'.
Fear because, I think, looking back to history, bad things even death happened to those who struggled to beat the odds and we know for sure that as long as we live in this world, evil is still out there and 'dark and light' don't stay together.
Shally,
Asante kwa kutembelea nukta77. Karibu tena!
Anon Monday, November 10, 2008 1:12:00 AM EAT, Thank you for your comment.
subi, these moments are representing both excitement and fear.But if you ever lived in first World utafurahi Huyu ni Shujaa ame wafumba Vunywa hawa jamaa ni wabaguzi wakubwa.
U see..!! i don't know what to say......is the world's most amazing.....thanks Subi, cause i didn't expect to cry much as such...is amazing....is amazing !!