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Barack Obama: â€œWar in Iraq is over, in Afghanistan nearing its end, Al-Qaeda’s leadership was rendered harmless, Osama bin Laden killedâ€ â€“ PHOTO

Barack Obama: â€œWar in Iraq is over, in Afghanistan nearing its end, Al-Qaeda’s leadership was rendered harmless, Osama bin Laden killedâ€ â€“ <font color=red>PHOTO</font>

05 November 2012 08:29 (UTC +04:00)

He called on the residents of the state to be more active on election day: â€œChoosing your candidate on this day, you choose not only parties â€“ Democrats or Republicans, but also the direction of progress of your country for the next 4 years.â€ Obama declared that progress had been achieved over the last four years and it must be maintained in the future: â€œOur servicemen are at home, war is Iraq is over, in Afghanistan nearing its end, Al-Qaeda’s leadership was rendered harmless, Osama bin Laden killedâ€.

Former President Bill Clinton also attended the election campaign and said that he supported Barack Obamaâ€™s candidacy in the elections: â€œBecause, over the last 4 years, Barack Obama distinguished himself as a real Supreme Commander-in-Chief by protecting the security of the US. He has done his best so that our men and women servicemen return home. He will do his best for the development of economy and create jobsâ€.

Bill Clinton said the fact that Obama focused on the elimination of the Hurricane Sandyâ€™s consequences putting aside politics confirmed his leadership skills. About 15 000 people attended the rally to support Barack Obama.

Is the Barack Obamaâ€™s 7th visit to State of New-Hampshire this year. Today, he will also address the electors in Florida, Ohio and Colorado. The President will finish the election campaign in the State of Iowa.

Obamaâ€™s main rival Mitt Romney will also visit the State of New-Hampshire. He is expected to make a speech in Manchester today.