(CNN) - President Barack Obama's half-sister, Auma Obama, gave new details Wednesday night of the conversation she had with her brother after he won the 2008 presidential election.
"It was a moment of great pride," Ms. Obama. "What for me was even more important and more moving was the fact that so many people from so many different backgrounds within America, the diversity of America culturally, with different language backgrounds, they all were behind him."
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They should have interviewed Obama's sister Maya. Maya is the sister that Barack Obama grew up with.
They're not behind him anymore!!!!
Is it a real surprise that the family is proud of the president winning the election? If they weren't I'd be surprised.
lovely well spoken young woman
"What for me was even more important and more moving was the fact that so many people from so many different backgrounds within America, the diversity of America culturally, with different language backgrounds, they all were behind him."
My thoughts exactly – and we still ARE behind him!
Obama/Biden 2012
Simply awesome!
Great job Piers! Auma Obama, was awesome! I can't wait to read her book.
That's what it is all about, everyone coming together for the greater cause...a stronger & unified America!!! One God, His nations for all...enough of the divisions
She is right, the US is no longer angry white men and the rest of the country. Our country has changed and the party of hell no are still living in the 50s. Most in 1850s.