Secret Election-Night Snaps


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Behind-the-Scenes Photos of Obama and Family|
Many of us will never know what it’s like to watch TV with your family on Election Night, waiting to see if you’ll become the next president of the United States. These images, shot by Obama campaign photographer David Katz, give us an inside glimpse as to what that felt like for Barack Obama and his family. Though I was only able to include a small selection of the 82-image Flickr set (see Read More URL below), David Katz’ photos of the Obama family capture the emotions and tension that filled the room. These behind-the-scenes glimpses give an intimate look into our new president and his family that we would never see on primetime cable news, but are a crucial part of our welcoming Barack Obama into his new role. Source: flickr Via: boingboing.net |
Political Victory Fashion (GALLERY)
Michelle Obama Election Night DressThe always fashionable new First Lady, Michelle Obama, shined in a striking black and red dress at the Barack Obama victory speech on Nov. 4. That dress has now been identified as a Spring 2009 Narciso…
TrendHunter.com Featured on CNN as an Example of Why Obama Won!
In our second mention on CNN, TrendHunter.com was credited as a factor that led to Obama’s win. “Obama’s strength was using new technology to connect with potential voters. Everything from cell phones…
85 Obama Inspirations to Accompany The Obama Victory Speech (CLUSTER)
The Obama Victory Speech will no doubt be remade into music videos and kick start his mantra of change. We first featured Barack Obama back on January 20, 2007. Obama was subtly mentioned as a side…
10 Ways to Celebrate Barack Obama (THTV)
Obama is PresidentObama is President, and people are celebrating in the most unusual ways. This episode of TREND HUNTER TV focuses on the Top 10 unique ways to celebrate that Barack Obama is President of the United States.…
42 Pieces of Obama Artwork (CLUSTER)
Celebrating the 44th President of the United StatesNo politician in history has inspired more pieces of artwork in a single election season than Barack Obama. These Nanobamas, created by University of Michigan mechanical engineer John Hart, are perhaps…
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