#thanksobama

[arfunkl]

you never see vw beetles anymore its so sad, I now have to resort to punching my friends without reason

[michellemazuros]

Daily Obama reminds us that former Presidents inspired us to be our best selves, as we continue to form a more perfect union. Reposted from @petesouza Three days before the 2009 inauguration, I hopped aboard a train with President-elect Obama and Vice President-elect Biden traveling from Philadelphia to Washington.⁣ Literally or figuratively, there will be another train next January going from Wilmington to Washington with President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris...⁣ But only if we make plans to hop aboard November 3.⁣ #VOTETheWayYouSeeIt for lightness instead of darkness.⁣ #regrann #ThanksObama #MyPresident #AlwaysMyPresident #PeteSouza #ObamaWhiteHouse #RidinWithBiden #TeamJoeAndKamala #BidenHarris2020 #TeamBidenHarris2020 #KHiveForBidenHarris https://www.instagram.com/p/CERUTO7JoTp/?igshid=dmvkb5tv7vzr

[deadecchi]

The tumblr economy has really tanked.

This exchange rate is brutal

[doucheofhousebag-blog]

I think our generation is obsessed with the idea of free healthcare because of Pokémon centers.

[liltasteofmark]

Today is only one day in all the days that will ever come to be. But what will happen in all the other days that will ever come can depend on what you do today.

-Pres. Barack Obama, quoting Enest Hemingway, at the funereal of Sen. John Mcain. Seriously, this gave me tears. It is so incredibly difficult to be brave and honest in times like these.

[creativeactionnetwork]

Man, do we miss this guy. Art by Charis Tsevis. #ThanksObama

[roeum-blog]

No Longer a Secret

Hello! I have something to tell you all--I am a DACAmented student. 

What does this mean? I am an undocumented immigrant who has temporary protection from deportation under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program created via executive order under the Obama administration. 

I was brought to the country illegally when I was a year old and have spent the past 17 years of my life trying to navigate through the uncertainty that is living without papers. For 17 years I have been in the dark, trembling in fear whenever I saw a police car and working my hardest in school even when a professional career seemed unreachable to me. 

Applying to colleges has taught me that there is a large support system out there for students like myself. The numerous people who have guided me through the college application process have helped me realize that being DACAmented is not something that I have to hide or be ashamed of. It is not my fault that I was brought to the US illegally, and I am no less American than someone who was born here. The United States is my home. 

I don’t know how long this protection will last but I will use every moment of my time here to learn, better myself, and pursue my dreams. 

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me!

[inabooknook]

Currently working on this bad boy 

IG: anyakinsl