The Audacity of Hope
November 5th, 2008


Two years ago, I read a book that changed my view of what great leadership can be. It’s been a long journey since I read that book, struggling to convince everyone and myself that this was the man that would be our next president. My hope of him winning blinded the cynical and more realistic side of my brain. That’s the audacity of hope.
More photos from Callie Shell and boston.com
Update: I just had to add this one.

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1. stephanie lee-adama | Nov 7, 2008 1:05 AM
what a perfect day! im so happy that i got to spend it surrounded by friends! so - we did it we did hope!!!! woo!
2. nick | Nov 10, 2008 3:52 PM
totally feeling ya on that…. i’ve always been so cynical… never voted… whats the point…. this is the first time i’ve hoped for a president and the first time i’ve voted….