Barack Obama

  • Hillary Clinton 2016? Secretary of State Remains Vague About Future

    Clinton will leave the Obama administration this year and said she plans to take a rest. Though less than a week has passed since President Barack Obama won another four years in the White House, political pundits are already speculating about who will make a run for his office in 2016.
  • Florida Election Results: Obama Wins Sunshine State

    The win in Florida brings Obama's final electoral vote tally to 332. After days of delays, Florida has finally declared that Barack Obama won the state and will pocket its electoral votes in his final tally for the 2012 presidential race.
  • Obama Tears Up: Emotional Thank You To Staff For Re-Election (WATCH VIDEO)

    A usually reserved President Obama broke down and got emotional on-camera for the first time. "No Drama Obama" was captured flowing tears of joy as he thanked his campaign staff for helping him get his re-elected. The video was released on Thursday, Nov. 8 and has since gone viral. "What you guys have done means the work that I'm doing is important," said the president. "I'm really proud of that. I'm really proud of all of you." The President then wipes away tears during the meeting held at his Chicago campaign headquarters the day after his re-election."I am absolutely confident that all of you are going to do just amazing things in your lives," Obama told staff members and volunteers.
  • 2016 Election: Who Might Seek The Presidency After Obama?

    Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush are among high-profile figures who may run. It has not even been one week since President Barack Obama secured another four years in the White House, but pundits are already looking ahead to who might seek to become his successor in 2016.
  • Barack Obama On 'South Park,' 'Obama Wins!' 2012 Election Special

    "South Park" offered yet another show based on a very recent events- the presidential election. The show's creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker delivered an election special episode the night after Election Day.Stone and Parker's take on the elections featured their most foul-mouthed character, Eric Cartman, involved in a heist of the ballots. "Obama Wins!" had less to do with who won and more to do with the real election's voter fraud issues and one of Hollywood's most recent hot topics: the Disney buyout of Lucasfilm.
  • Hillary Clinton Leaving Secretary Of State, President In 2016?

    Hilary Clinton's plans to leave her position as secretary of state and focus more on her private life has not been affected by President Barack Obama's re-election. A source confirmed that Clinton will see through to a successor stepping in so she can then focus more on her family.
  • Popular Vote 2012, Obama Widens Margin Over Romney

    Presidential elections are decided on Electoral College votes, not popular votes. Nevertheless, people are curious who won the popular vote in the 2012 election and reports are noting that President Barack Obama has a large lead over Mitt Romney.
  • Eva Longoria in Tears Over President Obama's Re-election

    Actress Eva Longoria was brought to tears with the news of Obama's White House victory. President Barack Obama's re-election was a big moment for America last night and supporter Eva Longoria truly felt the emotion of the evening.
  • Popular Vote 2012: Obama Ahead By 2.6 Million Votes

    The president carried both the electoral vote and popular vote in the 2012 election. Once official voting results began pouring in in Tuesday night, it didn't take the major networks very long to declare that President Barack Obama had won four more years in the White House.
  • Who Won The Election: President Barack Obama Re-Elected [WATCH VICTORY SPEECH ]

    President Barack Obama defeated Republican nominee Mitt Romney on Tuesday to garner a re-election into the Oval Office. Obama exceeded the 270-vote minimum needed for a second term with an Electoral College win in Ohio. The Democratic candidate also was victorious in another one of the swing states, Virginia, which gave him 303 electoral votes to Romney's 206.
  • Electoral College Map 2012: Obama Leading Romney By 90 Votes

    A total of 281 electoral votes are leaning toward Obama. Americans finally hit the polls today after a long and rigorous 2012 presidential campaign, and voters and pundits alike are analyzing every piece of data possible to correctly predict who will be the victor at the end of the evening.