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Barack Obama became the President of the United States on January 20, 2009. That day, he joined an exclusive company of men. The day will forever be remembered by all who were there, and his words will forever be burned into the hearts of all who listened. "In Good Company" highlights his first Presidential Address, along with the speeches of those who came before him to hold the highest office of... More

Barack Obama became the President of the United States on January 20, 2009. That day, he joined an exclusive company of men. The day will forever be remembered by all who were there, and his words will forever be burned into the hearts of all who listened. "In Good Company" highlights his first Presidential Address, along with the speeches of those who came before him to hold the highest office of the land. Some say that President Obama carefully chose his words to remind us that America's great history is alive. His address re-ignites the torch borne by previous presidents. His words remind us of the actions of abolitionists who succeeded in uniting the country, most notably under Abraham Lincoln. What did Abraham Lincoln actually say? Can Barack Obama truly be compared to Abraham Lincoln? Has American really come full circle? Is President Obama on his way to restoring the people's faith in America? Find out by comparing the inaugural addresses of Barack Obama, Abraham Lincoln, and thirty-six other Presidents. A Lincoln Bicentennial Commemorative Compilation

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