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He had the message, and he demonstrated his capacity to execute change in the way he ran his campaign.
Not just the message, but that he proved it could and would be done through his speech, his actions, his campaign.
Sarah Palin contributed the most to Obama's victory! She showed us the real choice was no choice other than Obama. God Bless America!
...and Oprah's endorsement in the very beginning - it made SAHM's like me tilt our heads and listen, open our eyes and watch.....
As tied to Bush as McCain was he would have lost against Idi Amin!
I am sooo excited that Obama won! Lets keep our fingers crossed thats he's not like other politicans...and he comes through with real CHANG
the media and three times the money
The vote was really all about a third term for Bush. McCain couldn't run fast enough to outdistance his Bush connections. McBush was real!
He ran his campaign with dignity and got his message across convincingly. He made me believe that he will change America for the better.
It's time for a new and he spent alot of time telling everyone that it is possible to have one nation, one people!!!!!!!!
I think all of these issues have contributed to the Obama victory. Most importantly the greatness of the man himself and his ability to le
He did not win dirty like Bush did in 2000 and 2004, he stayed positive and ran a campaign like America has never seen. YES WE DID!
After 9/11, Bush told us to go shop. I was on my way to go shop when I got a text from Obama to volunteer. I turned the car, found a poll.
I had to choose One but I would have like to choose ALL.
His positive campaign and refusal to wallow in the muck gave us hope. He represents a positive change. McCain campaigned on negativity.
He stuck with his message and did not lower himself to the depths of hate exhibited by the Repubs. Obama, the true statesman!
With near record numbers of first time voters, this was money well spent.
To be honest, all of these issues contributed to Obama's win, and I believe that America will finally get its credability back in the world
The ambiguous message of change appealls to the down-trdden and uneducated.
The "Change" message addressed each of the other four options. We needed to change politics, Bush, Economics, and Iraq!
He had great ground organization, but more than that, was the villianization of George Bush. The liberal media also never took him to task.
This nation was ready for a MAJOR change & his message was a beacon of light to the world. He reclaimed the soul of the US from the abyss!
Our country is tired of division, racial and political. We can't expect our leaders to work together if we as citizens don't come togethe
The full support of every media outlet gave Obama the win. The media has shown their power. Now let's see what happens...
Also the fact that 97% of blacks voted for him, and a good portion of whites, showing whites are NOT racist, but blacks certainly are.
He had the message, and he demonstrated his capacity to execute change in the way he ran his campaign.