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Obama's New Website
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ABC News' Jake Tapper Reports: Coinciding with Sen. Barack Obama's, D-Ill, announcement Saturday morning, the BarackObama.com website has been revamped.
It now has BarackTV, which features speeches and biopics of the candidate and his wife Michelle; a MySpace-like section called My.BarackObama.com where one can create a profile and network with other users; sections for news, issue papers, blogging, and campaign schedules; and a campaign store featuring "Obama '08" shirts, buttons, signs, and stickers. Links are provided to Facebook, Youtube, and the photo-sharing site Flickr.com.
It also contains a page for financial contributions to the Obama campaign. Unlike with the website of Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-NY, who has already decided to opt out of the federal campaign financing system for the general election campaign, the maximum option for Obama is $2,300 for a primary campaign donation.
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