Yes. He. Did.

I jumped on the Barack Obama Bandwagon early. And I have watched this US Election more closely than I'd like to admit to. It has been one hell of a race. I'm pretty sure I'd be telling my grand-kids about Barack Hussein Obama, the 44th President of the United States of America, years from now.

While Barack Obama still has not done anything that's gonna change my life or that matter others, he has inspired millions of people not just here in America but all over the world to believe in the fact if you dream about something and work toward it methodically, you can pretty much do anything. He's the standing proof of that. Of course, his administration may end up being a dud altogether but I somehow doubt that it will.

I always wondered, what would it have felt like to live during the times of great leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr. Now, I think we are living during the times of Barack Obama. 

What if he is a Muslim?

That was the response Gen. Colin Powell gave to the question: Is Barack Obama a Muslim? I always wonder why doesn't Obama answer the question the same way.

His 7-minute response why he decided to endorse Obama is definitely a must-watch:



Also here's the photo essay that he said inspired that Powell talks about:

 

Vote!

I know I can't vote here in the US Presidential Election, but I have voted once in my life in my home country and that day was a proud happy day for me as I exercised my civic duty. I hope you also vote, if you are eligible, irrespective of which candidate you support.

I'm 4 Barack

Although I can't vote in the US Presidential election, I follow it very closely. The candidate I would like to see get elected is, none other than Barack Obama. On the reasons why, I'd rather let the very eloquent Larry Lessig explain it (he's spot on what my opinion about Barack is):