With Super Tuesday just two days away, Obama and Clinton are trying to get speeches in all around the nation so they can be the one to make American History. Although it is quite evident that Obama will win in Illinois on Tuesday, other states are not so confident.
Last night, my sister, who goes to college in St. Louis, spent her night at an Obama campaign. She is not very into politics herself, but her room mate is very big on politics and is a volunteer for Obama. My sister was convinced that Obama needed more help getting votes in Missouri than in Illinois, so she decided to change her voter registration to help out. So last night, the two of them went to a big sports arena in St. Louis, and stood for about two hours and with 20,000 other people waiting to hear Barack Obama speak.
When I talked to her this morning, I heard all about her experience. She told me how she could not see Obama because all of the cameras get to be in the front rows for advertisment. But, hearing the insperational words from Obama of YES WE CAN really told her that she made the right decision to go. She told me that from the people in the crowd, you would think that everyone was for Obama, which really is not true because Clinton is in the lead in Missouri.
I found this video this morning about an endorsment for Obama. I think it is very insperational, and it shows how many people and celebrities want the right kind of change in American and to truly say YES WE CAN? What do you think, and how please take my poll to see who our class thinks will win on Super Tuesday.
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