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Barry 2008 also has no mention of Eric Schmidt

The image is a screenshot of a Wikipedia page on Google's Chrome browser, specifically the "Barack Obama 2008 presidential campaign" article. The page includes detailed information about Barack Obama's campaign for the presidency of the United States in 2008. The visible text discusses the end of the primary elections in June 2008, after which Obama secured the Democratic nomination following the Montana and South Dakota primaries. Key opponents mentioned include Republican John McCain and Hillary Clinton, who was Obama's main rival in the Democratic primaries. Noteworthy figures like Warren Buffett and Paul Volcker are cited for their roles in fundraising and support. On the right side of the screen, there is an infobox with key details about the campaign, such as the candidate's name, Barack Obama, his running mate, Joe Biden, and their party affiliation as Democrats. It notes that they won the election on November 4, 2008, and features the campaign slogan "CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN." The interface shows the browser's top navigation bar, including open tabs and a search bar, indicating a typical online research or browsing session. The screenshot provides an informative snapshot of the campaign's historical context and important figures involved.
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