
Statements from dozens of world leaders and images of people around the world celebrating his election make clear Barack Obama will enjoy a good deal of international goodwill when he takes office on January 20. His election offers a monumental transformation of America's face to the world. Many see him as the epitome of the American dream, writes Elise Labott, CNN State Department producer.
He brought a wealth of foreign policy ideas to Obama's Democratic ticket.
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Obama blamed McCain and Bush for the present financial crisis.
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McCain, Obama began the second Presidential debate on Wednesday.
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Democratic Joe Biden and Republican Sarah Palin debated in Missouri on Fri.
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Friday's clash was the first and only televised debate between the two.
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The debate brought out sharp differences in the policies of both leaders.
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The first presidential debate began with a handshake and a grin. Soon the gloves were off.
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