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Like I said in my blog. I don’t get the “first african-american” president thing.
1) his mother is white
2) his dad was from Kenya
3) his childhood years consisted of hawaii and indonesian schools
I actually consider him more white than african american (or just african).
I know a lot of african americans. Obama represents about the 5% I know in my little world in Alief which consisted of 50% african american in highschool. He’s more hawaiian than anything.
Glad McCain made the crowd shut up when they started booing when McCain said he talked to Obama and congratulated him. Seriously. Obama won, why would you boo him?