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Obama rare piCture!!

Barack Obama's biological father, Barack Obama, Sr.
(Barack Obama,Sr. was from Kenya)

Barack Obama's biological mother, Ann Dunham

holding a very young Barack Obama

(Ann Dunham was from Kansas)

Barack Obama's stepfather Lolo Soetoro, biological mother Ann Dunham and half sister Maya Soetoro Ng

(Ann Dunham married Lolo Soetoro, from Indonesia, after she and Barack Sr were divorced. Barack lived with his stepfather and mother in Indonesia from age 6-10)

Barack Obama's Grandparents

(when Barack returned to Hawaii at age 10, he lived with his grandparents)

Barack Obama Quick Facts

Meaning of the name : "Barack" - One who is blessed
Barack's nickname when he was young : Barry

Birthdate: August 4, 1961

Birthplace: Honolulu, Hawaii

Height: 6'1'

Alma Mater: Columbia University (1983); Harvard Law School (1991)

Martial Statue: Married

Wife's Name: Michelle Obama

Date of Marriage: October 18, 1992

Children: (2) Malia Ann Obama, born 1999; Natasa Obama (known as Sasha), born 2001

Residence: Chicago, Illinois

Parents: Barack Obama.Sr., from Kenya and Ann Dunham, from Kansas (Mother and father have passed away)

Religion: christian

Hobbies: Poker and Basketball

Obama wins for the election on becoming the president of United State.

In July 2004, Barack Obama burst onto the political scene with an electrifying speech at the Democratic National Convention. Months later, he won an Illinois seat in the U.S. Senate and became the nation's only African-American U.S. senator.Newsweek magazine calls Senator Obama "a political phenomenon unlike any previously seen on the American scene." Since being elected, Senator Obama has been on the cover of Vogue magazine and won a Grammy® for best spoken word album. He even has a beer named after him!Life wasn't always so blessed for Senator Obama. As the son of a white mother from Wichita, Kansas, and a black father from Kenya, he faced many challenges as a child. He lived in Indonesia, Hawaii, New York and Chicago before heading to Boston to attend Harvard Law School. After law school, he moved back to Chicago to become a civil rights attorney, community activist and an Illinois State Senator.