When Obama ran for presidency, I thought he could never win. 
First and foremost, he was black and he had such humble background traceable to a tiny village in Kenya. There had never been a black president in the history of America. But he proved me wrong. He proved that you could be anyone you wanted. A colored man becoming the head of the world’s most powerful nation is simply amazing to say the least. As a Fulbright Fellow, I am always grateful to this nation for giving me a chance to learn and study from the best. By electing a president based not on color but merit, this country has once more shown us that it is still the best. Good luck, Obama.
First and foremost, he was black and he had such humble background traceable to a tiny village in Kenya. There had never been a black president in the history of America. But he proved me wrong. He proved that you could be anyone you wanted. A colored man becoming the head of the world’s most powerful nation is simply amazing to say the least. As a Fulbright Fellow, I am always grateful to this nation for giving me a chance to learn and study from the best. By electing a president based not on color but merit, this country has once more shown us that it is still the best. Good luck, Obama.
He is a great leader. Engages everybody and inspires them. A visionary grounded in realities. Like you say.. he will go a long way..
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