Between the lines...

America will vote to elect its next president on 4th November. Americans have to choose between democrat Barak Obama and republican John MaCain. All polls and estimations predict a Obama victory.
People have seen too much of Bush in recent years and most of it are kind of suffering from Bush fatigue so a Barak Obama win seems likely. If that happens Barak Obama will be first black man to become USA president. In this election Barak's running mate is Joe Biden, a long time senator with good track record while John McCain's running mate is Sarah Palin, current Governor of Alaska state.

Currently the two US presidential candidates are focusing their efforts on key swing states on final days of campaigning in the White House race. Though opinion polls predict democratic win but outcome can be different due to last minute change in voter preference.

Due to 10 years Bush rule, US involvement in Iraq and Afganistan, current economic turmoil etc it will be really tough for Joan McCain to win this battle. Whether Barack Obama will win or lose it will be difficult to assess the how much the result was affectd by his race.

Barak has already shown his mettle by defeating Hillary Clinton in getting democratic nomination. If Barak wins the race, it will bring forth a change of monumental significance not only to America but to whole world. It will generate a sense of empowerment in minorities, backwards, colored people world over.

Barak picture of taking USA presidential oath will be a momentous moment. Just think a black man occupying most prominent white house in world.

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