Such Is Destiny

I saw Barack Obama on television about four years ago when he announced his victory after the Illinois US Senate. The crowd present was estatic. I then heard Senator Obama speech . I was stunned. I could only comment at that time, “Senator Obama is going to be a U.S. President.” I had never seen such an incredible reaction from the attendees at a political event.

Two years ago, people looked at me with puzzled looks on their faces, when I stated that they should vote for Obama as president during 2008. They asked me, “Who is Senator Obama?” Now they know.

In my true story I wrote about a chain of events that often occur before something dramatic happens. No doubt, in my opinion, Senator Obama could have had a sure and overwhelming victory by selecting Senator Hillary Clinton as his running mate for Vice President. I shook my head and felt that he was now playing the slots in Las Vegas when he did not select her as a running mate. However, Senator Obama had already devised strategies to get over this bump in the road.

Dreams do come true. I had a premonition during January 2007 that depicted Senator Obama on a wave of political success during his quest for the oval office. And in the end……. I will continue to pray for Senator Obama and I have asked others to pray for him also. The power of prayer is miraculous.

A series or chain of events that occurred recently ensured that his political destiny would be victorious. I always believed that he would be victorious. Tomorrow and the upcoming days will reveal more. Read below Karl Rowe's predictions. Did he have a premonition or just crunching the numbers (polls) and the failure of the world economic markets, which is being blamed on the republicans in office?



November 4, 2008
Rove predicts Obama landslide
Posted: 11:30 AM ET

From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney

Karl Rove's Electoral prediction

(CNN) – John McCain and his aides are still banking on a come - from - behind victory Tuesday, but the GOP's most famous political strategist has already called the race for Barack Obama.

Karl Rove, the man widely credited with engineering President Bush's two successful White House bids, is predicting the Illinois senator will take the White House in an Electoral College landslide, winning 338 votes to John McCain's 200. That would be the largest Electoral College victory since 1996, when Bill Clinton defeated Bob Dole in a 379 - 159 rout.

In an Electoral Map posted on Rove's Web site, the Republican mastermind predicts Obama victories in several key battlegrounds, including virtually all of the states where polls suggest he currently enjoys a slim advantage.

In fact, Rove believes Missouri is the only crucial battleground state McCain will carry, while Obama scores victories in Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Colorado, New Mexico, Minnesota, and Iowa. Rove also thinks Obama will win traditionally - Republican Virginia.
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