Elections are over!
Oops what elections? yeah the US presidential elections..
Well like every one am also talking about the great US elections…but really why? The media has to talk about what happens in US more than what happens really in India, so am I doing the same thin here! All are bitten by the same bug!
I have been seeing and reading reports from around the world of the wide scale celebrations…but really why? I also read reports about how bad the “Obama in office” gonna effect the IT industry, still every one is cheering for him. from Los Angeles to our own capital New Delhi. BUT WHY? Just because they turn out be running the world economy? Even when the whole world is effected by the financial crisis in US? All i see is actually the world doing HOPE GOOD approach.
What for? I don’t know.. don’t have a reason to explain..
The worlds so called most powerful country, one of the world’s most racist too, ..has an Black President, who got an landslide victory…
All said and done ..at the start of this race Obama was just an underdog. He was against hi profile Clinton’s and the McCain’s of the world, but what he has showed to the world is “change can happen”. The whole meaning of change we have to wait and see… but everyone is actually sensing the change…the slide to the good.
“YES WE CAN”
Obama the underdog has proved his KARMA MANTRA of yes we can by not just winning the elections in a huge margin and making it historic, but also by letting the great American divide over colour go down the drain. He has in one way really UNITED the United States of America. But where does the difference really lie? I saw both Obama’s and McCain’s speeches with lot of interest, (well I would not have spend time on watching any speech given any any so called politician in India (unless it becomes part of ma job)). The difference in attitude of a victory or a loss is huge, real huge. Here after an election all we hear are blame games, or the stupid victory galas. But the US elections stood out, not only by the result, by the amount of money spend, but by the emotion involved with out the blame game.
McCain said : “I pledge to him tonight to do all in my power to help him lead us through the many challenges we face“.
Who would have accepted defeat with such a pride? Would i ever see such moment in Indian politics or for that matter of fact in any other political Field? I saw McCain openly agree that he had differences with Obama, but now was the time to work together> Obama on the other hand didn’t criticise McCain either, now this is what makes the political showdown an gentleman’s game.
Oh in between that here we also got an first Black F1 champion also, not that am a great fan of his. But achievements are to mentioned.
This year has been the kinds of re writing history with racist power (no i don’t mean it), what am actually saying is that, those who where actually freaked by racist comments and life are now hitting back, not with force but proving themselves and winning hearts. All the best Mr. Barack Obama and Lewis Hamilton
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