Obama to stop campaigns grandmother
 This photo shows a 1979 file Barack Obama during his high school in Hawaii at the end of his maternal grandparents, Stanley Dunham Armor and his wife, Madelyn Payne. (Obama campaign photo) WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Barack Obama is 24 hours later in the week to visit her pitiful state, 85 years old, grandmother in Hawaii, announced its election campaign tonight. Robert Gibbs, a senator from High advisers, told journalists on board the plane this evening campaign, that Obama's grandmother, Madelyn Dunham, was very sick, and that Obama has decided to cancel the events scheduled Thursday for the Madison, Wis.. and Des Moines. Instead, he is responsible in Honolulu on Thursday morning after a demonstration in Indianapolis. Dunham, who contributed to Obama in Hawaii, is one of our closest living relatives. Gibbs was, for details about their disease, cited their privacy, but said that Obama's visit was an indication that he is "very seriously." Dunham said Gibbs was at home at home, having released late last week, hospital. "Senator Obama's grandmother, Madelyn Dunham, has always been one of the most important people in his life," Gibbs said in the statement. "With his mother and grandmother who for him in Hawaii when he was born at the time he left for the university. As pointed out to the Democratic National Convention, she had paid all that is in him. " Obama has long passes time with his grandmother - the mother of the mother - a priority, go almost every year for the Christmas holidays. One issue that seems intractable at this point whether their condition is quite serious, perhaps not see win the presidency if it. Gibbs said Obama would return to the campaign trail Saturday, but he does not know where and when. FIX: The campaign just announced that Obama's wife, Michelle, is its place in Akron and Columbus, Ohio, on Friday and that Obama is in the west after his return from Hawaii. |
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