My response to Obama's Victory Speech

In my opinion it was a very good, emotional, personal but also very serious speech.
Obama spoke with the dignity of a president. He not only addressed the ones who voted him, but also to the voters of Senator McCain, he spoke to the people as one nation.
He advocated for hope, change and unity, which made the speech very positive.
When he told about the woman, who has experienced a whole century of American elections, he showed a versatile overview over a great period of time, where many things have changed.
"America, we have come so far. We have seen so much. But there is so much more to do."
I really liked, that he didn't just talk for the moment, about his victory, but also about the important things that are to be done right now and in the near future.
You could also see that the people were overwhelmed, excited and touched, e.g. when they joined the speech with "Yes, we can.", and when the camera showed the happy faces, some with tears of joy in their eyes.
For me personally it was also very touching and I really hope Obama can stick to his promises and does his best to be the first Afro-American president of the United states of America.