Barack Obama
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'''Barack A Obama''' (b 1961) | '''Barack A Obama''' (b 1961) | ||
| + | Ancestry of Barack Obama | ||
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Stanley Ann Dunham married secondly to an Indonesian man and the family went there to live for a time. It was decided however after Barack had lived there for some few years, that he would be raised by his maternal grandparents in Honolulu. So at the age of ten he went to live with them, while his mother continued living in Indonesia with her then-husband. It was in Honolulu that Barack finished his primary schooling. | Stanley Ann Dunham married secondly to an Indonesian man and the family went there to live for a time. It was decided however after Barack had lived there for some few years, that he would be raised by his maternal grandparents in Honolulu. So at the age of ten he went to live with them, while his mother continued living in Indonesia with her then-husband. It was in Honolulu that Barack finished his primary schooling. | ||
| − | Barack | + | Barack met his father once when Barack was about 18. His father died in an auto accident when Barack was 21. |
| − | + | Barack's mother Ann was born 29 Nov 1942 in Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas and died 7 Nov 1995 of breast cancer in Honolulu, Hawaii. | |
| − | Barack moved to Chicago where on 18 Oct 1992 he married at Trinity United Church of Christ to Michelle LaVaughn Robinson who had been born there on 17 Jan 1964. They have two children. | + | Barack moved to Chicago where on 18 Oct 1992 he married, at Trinity United Church of Christ, to [[Michelle LaVaughn Robinson]] who had been born there on 17 Jan 1964. They have two children, Malia age 10 and Sasha age 7. |
| − | Barack is currently a US Senator from [[Illinois]], and is | + | Barack is currently a US Senator from [[Illinois]], and is President-elect, winning the US Presidential Election of 2008. His Democratic challengers were: [[Joseph Biden|Joe Biden]], [[Christopher Dodd]], [[John Edwards]], [[Dennis Kucinich]], [[Hillary Diane Rodham|Hillary Clinton]], [[William Richardson|Bill Richardson]], and [[Mike Gravel]]. |
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