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On July 18, 2007, Barack Obama gave a speech in Washington D.C. on his plan to eradicate urban poverty.

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Barack Obama has dinner with four grassroots donors.
On July 17, 2007; Washington D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty endorsed Barack Obama for president.
Margaret Thomas-Jordan, a software engineer from Louisiana, talks about the effects of Hurricane Katrina and her husband's deployment in Ira
Barack Obama joined strikers at the Congress Hotel in Chicago demanding fair wages and benefits for all workers.
Four grassroots donors talk to Barack Obama about veterans and poverty during dinner.
Barack Obama talks about YouTube with four grassroots donors during dinner.
Barack asked this question on Yahoo! Answers: How do we engage more people into the democratic process? Here is a discussion with one of th
Haile Rivera is a community organizer from The Bronx. He was one of four grassroots donors chosen to have dinner with Barack Obama.
Barack Obama talks to the crowd in Manchester, Iowa about exactly what the war in Iraq is costing the American people.
Senator Barack Obama makes his opening statements to the the audience at the NAACP Democratic Candidate Forum in Detroit, MI
Barack Obama speaks about how he would deal with Gun violence in America at the NAACP Democratic Candidate Forum in Detroit, Michigan
Barack Obama and the Democratic candidates running for President of the United States of America are introduced to the audience at the NAACP
Charles Barkley talks about his first time meeting Barack Obama and why he supports the Senator.
Barack and Michelle Obama discuss reading Harry Potter with their kids.
Rashaan, a truckdriver from Atlanta, explains why he supports Barack Obama.
Barack Obama addresses the crowd at the 2007 Essence Music Festival in New Orleans.
John, a Kenyan who is studying at the University of New Orleans, says Barack Obama brings hope to his country.
Walter, a New Orleans native, describes his Katrina experience and hopes Barack will be an "impetus for change."
The Obamas play a card game while on the road in Iowa.
Willie says he has great hopes for his grandchildren's futures under Barack Obama.
Walter says this is the first campaign he's ever been inspired to be a part of.
Chris says education is the most important issue to him in the upcoming election.
Robert says childhood obesity is the most important issue to him in the upcoming election.
Lorraine Clement says she supports Barack Obama because she believes its time for a change in our health care system.
Brooklyn small business owner Lloyd Porter explains why he supports Barack Obama
San Antonio resident Teno Villarreal talks about his support of Barack Obama, and the issue most important to him- healthcare.
A preview of our upcoming video of Michelle Obama speaking in Harlem.
Iraq veteran Mario Bonifacio explains why he got involved in the Obama campaign.
Florida resident John Madden talks about his views on the war in Iraq, and why Barack Obama has given him hope for the future of the country
Barack Obama at San Antonio Kickoff on June 24, 2007.