"The pessimist sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."It is finished.
And thusly, it is also just begun.
Barack Obama has been elected President. He is the embodiment of the platitude that,
“In America, any child grow up to become President.”
The African-American community is ecstatic.
After decades and indeed centuries of servitude, injustice, and being treated as less than human in this great nation, a black man has achieved the highest office in this great land.
However...
Obama’s achievement is bigger than that of race, of culture, and even bigger than himself.
He has proven that when one sets his or her mind to something, at least in America, anything is indeed possible.
He has not only proven that the human spirit and yes, human ambition is indomitable, but so is the opportunity in our country.
After years of a stained past in regards to race relations and after the despicable events of September 11, 2001, America has spoken and has said the following…
We have decided that, at least in this instance, we have moved on. We have grown up. We will allow hope to outshine the shadows of fear…and prejudice.
Will Obama be a success as our next President? That is yet to be seen.
But as of last night, he has already become a success. He has become a symbol of hope to many.
Not simply to black Americans…but to any person, of any color, or any creed, or any socio-economic status who has a dream that they long to chase.
To Obama, I wish you the best, and to Senator John McCain, I want to thank you for delivering a most gracious concession speech.
I hope that Senator McCain's eloquent words do not fall upon deaf ears.
Cheers!!







of the Dynamic Bagwine Duo, are getting up at 4:45 A.M. so we can be in line when the polls open at 6:30 A.M.





























