416 Views - Click for Larger Image Congratulations wishes for Barack Obama, now President-elect of the United States of America, poured in over Twitter on election night. Thousands of micro-blog posts on Twitter congratulated Obama, America’s 44th President and the first black American to be sent to the White House. SpaceyG said: “Congratulations President-Elect Obama. It feels great to be an American today!!!!! :)” EgonHeidendal said: “congratulations on an amazing victory, yes we can!” harryting simply said: “Congratulations!” Analysts have called the Obama campaign the most advanced, well executed campaign in US history. They point to the use of new media, blogs, YouTube, Facebook, text messaging and email marketing as just a few of the online tools that helped Obama organize - and win - this historic election. Via: election.twitter

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