Obama campaign

Above is John McCain's campaign poster from the 2008 presidential election with running mate Sarah Palin. Here is McCain's opposing candidate, Barack Obama's campaign poster from the 2008 election. I find that Obama's poster is much more effective than McCain's for a number of reasons. One, it has a picture of him on it, giving a face to the possible leader of the United states. Two, it has the campaign slogan "Yes we can" on it, giving people confidence in their vote for Obama. Also, it…

This was Obama poster for his campaign "Yes we can" which helped him become president. I like the contrast between the colours.

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President of the United States, Barack Obama is photographed for Essence Magazine on April 24, 2012 in Washington, DC.

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