If people call, go to them now. If people call and others say give it more time, say no, and go to them. When people are calling for you, they need you now. You may not have tomorrow or they may not need you tomorrow. I don't think Bark Obama is running for president for pride.
Everyone was asking him whether he was going to run when he had barely been in politics. Everyone wanted him, and he looked around and thought, do I learn more about politics and then run for president when I have more experience. And then he realized, No, they are asking me whether I will run because they want me to run. They can't wait. They need me now. Everyone asked him. We wanted him, and he said ok. And that's why he's winning….because we called for him, and he came.

He wrote a speech that will change the world. With one speech, he will change the world. When Barak Obama spoke at the 2004 democratic convention, he generated excitement unmatched even by the democratic candidate for president that year. We didn't want Kerry. We wanted
this person who we had never even heard of before to be president.

Barak Obama saw the world of politics before he became part of the world of politics. He doesn't know how the U.S. has done diplomacy before, he doesn't know how the U.S. has waged wars before, and he doesn't know how to be privileged before. He is one of us, with charisma. And he takes his charm and his insight and his understanding
of our country and this world and says how about doing this instead. And politicians say your crazy. But we say, why not. That might work because what you all are doing on Capital Hill isn't working. Hell, it doesn't even seem like you care about us. So we don't want you. We want us. And Barak is one of us.