Obama leaving campaign trail to visit gravely ill grandmother »

Posted By TechnologyExpert 1 year ago in Political News

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama is canceling nearly all his campaign events Thursday and Friday to fly to Hawaii to visit his suddenly gravely ill 85-year-old grandmother, a spokesman said.

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    RedRiverJ1 year ago

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    Obama is drawing a new round of criticism for his comments on a Philadelphia radio sports program yesterday in which he said his grandmother is a "typical white person" who has fears about black men. He was attempting to explain a portion of his speech on race earlier this week—specifically, the statement that his white grandmother gets nervous when a black man approaches her on the street.
    http://www.usnews.com/blogs/news-desk/2008/03/21/o...

    He seems to be a caring Grandson.

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    nikkibabe1 year ago

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    God bless her with speedy recovery. She is the person who groomed Obama to be what he is today, an incredible and wise individual.

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