Are you tired of Hillary Clinton? Tired of her obstructionism...the race baiting..the lies, the half truths? You need Hillary Rehab! But you won't need 70 days...all you need to do is cast one vote, for Barack Obama! Enjoy!

A promotional video for U. S. Senator Barack Obama from the State of Illinois in support of his candidacy for President of the United States. Opening with examples of our struggling times, over 60 stunning and stirring images, through the lenses of 40 photographers, take you from Seattle to Times Square, Main to Minnesota, Iowa to Iraq and beyond. Soundtrack written, produced and performed by singer-songwriter/composer Celeste Friedman. Produced by AmericansforHOPE.org. We are very honored by the generosity of our contributing photographers, their hearts, time and talent! Camilo Arenivar TJ Baker C.W. "Barney" Burgis Lauren Victoria Burke Jason Coleman Joe Crimmings Danny the Caveman Gene Dawydiak Tory Fink Getty Images Kris Godlewski Gregory Han Carl Harris Alexander Heilner Susan Jekarl Cecily Johnson Johnnie K. Greg Lawler Caitie Leary Tia Likely Hinda Majri Celi McDaniel Jason Melrath Leo and Mixtli Photography Erik Ose Alfred T. Palmer Darrell Porcello Adrian Revels Steve Rhodes Joann Edmonds-Rodgers Justin Russell Kristina S. Bob Scofield David Silver Troy Snow Colleen Sontheimer Scott Stillman U.S. Army Corps of Engineers- ACoE photographer Jim Gordon John Varady Luke Vargas

http://www.YouDecide2008.com -- Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton debate live on ABC from the National Constitutional Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on April 16th, 2008. Moderated by Charlie Gibson and George Stephanopoulos.

An animation of how Barack Obama's pledged delegate lead continuously grew throughout the democratic primary, with the will.i.am song "Yes we can" as background music.

CNN corrects false reports by Fox News and Insight Magazine

Nod to 2008's massive youth vote upsurge and The Obama Movement book.

This is the first in a series of four videos curtailing an academic's view, Ph.D. Karen Davis, President, of the Commonwealth Fund on Health Care needs for Americans. The video is somewhat dated, December 20th of 2000 and produced by Rutgers University, entitled "A 20/20 Vision for Health Care" and hosted by Richard D. Heffner, but considering this issue in politics dates back to the Presidential term of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, it is well within keeping with today's times. Over the series of the four videos, discussed are five topics of primary interest: 1). Automatic and affordable Health Care for all Americans 2). Access to Health Care for all 3). Patient responsive Health Care 4). Information driven Health Care 5). Commitment to quality improvement My candidate, Senator Obama, to my understanding via his web site is in agreement with the aforementioned topics and as promised immediate action within his first year of his Administration. I encourage all voters to study their candidate's web site's to insure Health Care is considered as a serious issue in this coming election. The second video in the series is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQYamVRxN5I The third video in the series is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIaxdlX2KZ4 The fourth video in the series is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OSXTE4sgrc Addition information may be considered here: http://www.barackobama.com/index.php This video is not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

This is the third in a series of four videos curtailing an academic's view, Ph.D. Karen Davis, President, of the Commonwealth Fund on Health Care needs for Americans. The video is somewhat dated, December 20th of 2000 and produced by Rutgers University, entitled "A 20/20 Vision for Health Care" and hosted by Richard D. Heffner, but considering this issue in politics dates back to the Presidential term of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, it is well within keeping with today's times. Over the series of the four videos, discussed are five topics of primary interest: 1). Automatic and affordable Health Care for all Americans 2). Access to Health Care for all 3). Patient responsive Health Care 4). Information driven Health Care 5). Commitment to quality improvement The first ninety seconds of each video is the same introduction, followed by the main topic of conversation, on the remaining portion of the video. My candidate, Senator Obama, to my understanding via his web site is in agreement with the aforementioned topics and as promised immediate action within his first year of his Administration. I encourage all voters to study their candidate's web site's to insure Health Care is considered as a serious issue in this coming election. The first video in the series is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg7Jzvi8aZs The second video in the series is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQYamVRxN5I The fourth video in the series is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OSXTE4sgrc Addition information may be considered here: http://www.barackobama.com/index.php This video is not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

This is neither the time to straddle the fence nor to engage in idle conversation. This is the time to stand behind Obama and focus on the task: to get Obama in as the next President of the United States of America.

Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry tells Kimberly Lohman why he supports Barack Obama.