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In September, 2001, Obama was an obscure state senator from Hyde Park. He had just lost badly in an attempt to win away a congressional seat from the former Black Panther and local favorite Bobby Rush. In the wake of that humbling, Michelle Obama was hoping that her husband would quit politics once and for all, and Obama was thinking about it.
On September 19, 2001, little more than a week after the attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade towers, Obama’s local paper, the Hyde Park Herald, published a series of reactions to the events from the two U. S. senators from Illinois, Richard Durbin and Peter Fitzgerald; Bobby Rush; and minor local pols like Obama.
In his brief article for the Herald, Obama started out by writing some routine lines about renewing security standards at airports, strengthening intelligence networks, and "dismantling" the networks of those who carried out "these heinous attacks". Ordinary stuff. But he also talke
A. Obama was too obscure to succeed in his political career
B. Obama led a life in the way that she did not expect him to
C. she waked from the failure and knew the cruelty of polities
D. Obama had lost badly in an attempt to win a seat in congress