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The American Voice approves this message! Obama inspires an entire country, not just one political party. It appears very obvious to me, many of the candidates, such as Clinton, may not have what it takes to re-unite and bring together this country. Many of the other candidates lack the ability to see beyond their personal or party’s interests. Being President means so much more then that. Obama seems to understand this is much larger then one person. He has spoken several times about this being about the people and for the people. That means us average Americans out there tired of having no voice or identity. This man offers every American no matter what race or religious affiliation a voice. Would you rather let your voice be heard throughout the halls of this great Nation or be overshadowed and muted once again by politicians who speak out loud false promises and act in self-interest? Do we really want change or do we want to continue down the path of division? That is what our vote means and the importance can not be overstated if we expect ’real honest and true change’….. A change where one man sees a nation as a nation of one color, one race, united together, and striving together in an effort to show the world we are still the United States, stronger then ever because were together. 

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Senator Edward M. Kennedy, rejecting entreaties from the
Clintons and their supporters, is set to endorse Senator Barack Obama’s
presidential bid on Monday as part of an effort to lend Kennedy charisma and
connections before the 22-state Feb. 5 showdown for the Democratic nomination.