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No American president entered the White House with more goodwill than Barack Obama.

Even those would oppose the new 44 president during the 2008 election received him with pride. The nation had elected its first black

president a historic event. As Obama said in his victory speech, if there is anyone out there who still

does that America is a place where all things are possible who still wonders if the dream

of our founders is alive in our time, tonight is your answer. Ironically, throughout his two

terms as president, Obama disavowed the sentiment he had so eloquently

expressed. We would later learn that the man whose triumph testified to America's greatness,

rejected America's greatness. Barack Hussein Obama was born on August 4, 1961, in Honolulu, Hawaii. To say his background was eclectic

would be an understatement. His mother, Anne Dunham, was married to Barack Obama Sr.

An exchange student from Kenya. They divorced three years later. In 1965, she would marry another exchange student, Lolo Sotoro.

Mother and son went with him to Indonesia, known as Barry Sotoro at the time. He attended both

Catholic and Muslim schools in Jakarta. His mother, unimpressed by the education he was getting in Indonesia,

sent him back to Hawaii to live with her parents. In 1979, he moved to the mainland

where he enrolled in Occidental College in Los Angeles. It was Jolten. Who was he? He didn't feel

comfortable identifying as white or black. As he later wrote,

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