Reality State of the Union 2015: Obama Warns 'I Will Not Let This Congress Endanger' America on Climate It all feeds into the big turn -- from "yes we can" to "yes we did." Looking ahead ...

Obama ended, naturally, by recalling his old theme, casting it as a message of accomplishment and a rallying cry for the future: “Yes we can. Yes we did. Yes we can.” He did not say Donald ...

President Barack Obama bid farewell to the nation Tuesday night in the same city where he began his quest for the presidency, with the same three words that launched it. “Yes, we can,” he said ...

“Yes we can.” To that, he added for the first time, “Yes we did.” He staunchly defended the power of activists to make a difference — the driving factor behind Obama’s optimism in the ...

LAS VEGAS — Now “yes we can” is about fighting climate change too. President Barack Obama wielded his campaign slogan to hail the green energy revolution here on Monday — and to bash the ...

Yes we can? Barack Obama wasn’t sure at first. The President initially blanched when his now-famous campaign slogan was first introduced by political guru David Axelrod during the 2004 Illinois ...

Commentators are starting to take stock of what Obama, first elected in 2008 with such fanfare (‘Yes we can’), has been able to achieve. From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News ...

Sportswriters picked it up, and the rest is history. Dave Cash has been hearing "Yes. we can" a lot lately, since Barack Obama made it the refrain of a powerful speech he delivered the night of ...

Yes, we can.” Obama voices his hopes in a speech on Super Tuesday during the 2008 campaign. 3. Jan. 20, 2009: “What the cynics fail to understand is that the ground has shifted beneath them ...

Someone in the crowd shouted out, “Yes she can!” ― a play on the Obama presidential campaign slogan, “Yes we can.” Obama heard it and repeated it. “Yes she can!” he said.

Those words are helping Obama convey what the White House says is his frustration with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and GOP lawmakers in Congress. And just as “Yes, We Can ...

“It was whispered by slaves and abolitionists, as they blazed the trail toward freedom,” Obama said. “Yes, we can! By immigrants who traveled to a new land, workers who organized, women who ...