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“Change” comes to America with Obama win
November 5, 2008 | 
President-Elect Obama
“Change has come to America.”
With those words, Obama accepted the designation “President-elect.”
In Montgomery County, voter apathy of the Election 2008 primary dissipated as a surge of voters discontent with economic and military policies of the Bush regime turned out in impressive numbers to cast their ballots and make history in the process.
Either way, the election would step onto new ground: with a female Vice-President or with the country’s first African American President. In the early tallies from the East Coast, Obama surged forward with a momentum that garnered all six New England states, including the New Hampshire communities that in an upset vote brought McCain into the race for the presidency. «Read the rest of this article»
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