Barack Obama’s Presidential Center Opens With A Message Democrats Should Hear.

Off the news: Hawaii’s cameo at Obama Center opening | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Of course, the newly minted Obama Presidential Center in Chicago talks about Hawaii’s impact on Barack Obama during his youth, but introductory remarks at the center’s opening Thursday offered perhaps the most evocative tribute.

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Let’s try to understand how Barry raised a billion for his Borg ship. Don’t forget your Altoids.

Barack Obama’s Presidential Center Opens With A Message Democrats Should Hear.

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When the Democrats nominated Barack Obama to represent their party in the 2008 presidential election many voters consoled themselves with this thought: “Well, at least it’s not Hillary.” Unfortunately, preventing her from taking up residence in the White House was the last useful thing he did for the country. Indeed, from the moment he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize as a participation trophy during his first year in office, it became clear th…

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Obama Opens Presidential Center, Urges Americans to Reject Division

Former US President Barack Obama, celebrating the opening of a new museum and civic center dedicated to his eight years in the White House, called on Americans to resist political cynicism and division and instead embrace “our shared responsibilities as citizens.”