Madaxwaynaha Dalka Maraykanka Brack Obama ayaa ku tilmaamay taalabo lagu farxo in mudo kaddib ay dib xoriyadooda u helaan lahaystayaal u kala dhashay dalalka Maraykanka iyo Denmark, kuwaa oo mudo badan Afduub loogu haystay gobolada Dhexe ee Dalka Somaaliya, kaddib howlgal loogu Magac daray Soo badbaadinta Shaqaale.

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While wrestling with the usual security, social, and economic issues, U. S. voters not only voted for a political party and/or an individual candidate, but they also voted for the end of centuries of shame and guilt associated with racism. The citizens of the U.S.A. have had to battle racism, both real and perceived, since the first slaves were brought to the country in 1619.
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The White House announced on Saturday May 16, 2009, that President Obama along with his wife, Michelle, will visit Accra, Ghana, on July 10 and 11. The president’s visit to Ghana which will be his second to Africa, will be just after his participation in the G8 summit in L'Aquila, Italy, which takes place from July 8 to July 10.
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A favorite conservative talking point maintains that President Barack Obama is a socialist. The origin of this theme was an off-the-cuff remark Obama made to Joe Wurzelbacher—Joe the Plumber—on October 12, 2008, during a campaign visit to an Ohio neighborhood. Wurzelbacher told Obama he was considering buying a plumbing business that “makes two-hundred-fifty to two-hundred-eighty-thousand dollars a year.” Near the end of a brief discussion between the two, Obama said, “… I think when you spread the wealth around, it’s good for everybody.”
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Republican Prospects for Retaking Senate are Strong for 2012

The 2012 political outlook for US Senate races looks favorable for a Republican takeover. For starters, the GOP needs only to defend 10 seats, whereas the Democrats have 22 seats to defend (counting the seats held by Independent Senators Joe Lieberman and Bernie Sanders who caucus with the Democrats). With the Democrats holding a fairly slim 53-47 majority in the Senate, if Republicans were to win just 13 or 14 of the 32 races at stake, they would regain control of the US Senate. In the event of a 50-50 tie, the party that wins the Presidential election of 2012 would be in control with the Vice President in the position to cast tie-breaking votes.
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