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New Mexico,Colorado,Nevada,and Oregon
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What important speech first brought Barack Obama to the attention of the people?
You are probably referring to then-Senator Barack Obama's keynote speech to the Democratic National Convention in August 2004. It was a speech with an optimistic and unifying message about how there are really no red states or blue states, but rather, there are the United States.
What important speech first brought Barack Obama to the attention of the public?
You may be referring to the keynote speech that then-Senator Barack Obama gave to the Democratic National Convention in August 2004. It was a speech with an optimistic and unifying message about how there are really no red states or blue states, but rather, there are the United States.
On Electoral College maps what do red and blue states indicate?
Red states are those won by McCain (Republican). Blue states were won by Obama (Democrat)
Are Obama's lips blue?
Yes as blue as they get!
Does blue represent Barack Obama?
yes blue represents democrat. Barack Obama is a democrat
What are 3 key states that contributed to obama's win?
Undoubtedly, in the 2012 election, it was swing states that helped President Obama to gain the electoral votes he needed to win. Among the most important swing states that he won were Ohio and Florida, as well as a blue state that was supposed to be in play-- Pennsylvania.
Who hugged rocky blue on local news?
Michelle Obama
What was senator ted Kennedy's favorite color?
Blue
Is Barack Obama on Twitter?
Yes, Barack Obama is on Twitter. His official fan Twitter page can be accessed by clicking on the related link below. President Obama's verified account name is @BarackObama; you know it's his real account because it has the blue "verified" check mark next to his name.
What are President Obama's colors?
blue and red
What party colour is Barack Obama?
blue
What party color is Barack Obama?
Barack Obama is a member of the Democratic Party, which is traditionally represented by the color blue in the reports of election results.
