The moment Obama learned he'd won four more years: President taking Romney's concession call

Dec 8, 2012 - 09:57
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The moment Obama learned he'd won four more years: President taking Romney's concession call
The moment Obama learned he'd won four more years: President taking Romney's concession call

This photograph shows the moment that President Obama leaed he had won re-election against his Republican challenger Mitt Romney. Taking the call perched on a chair at the Fairmont Millennium Park Hotel in Chicago, the president was apparently wished well by his defeated opponent.

The historic image was captured by the Obama administration's photographer Pete Souza and was posted onto the official White House Flickr account for all to see.

President Barack Obama talks on the phone with former Massachusetts Goveor Mitt Romney in the Presidential Suite at the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park in Chicago, Ill., Nov. 6, 2012

President Barack Obama talks on the phone with former Massachusetts Goveor Mitt Romney in the Presidential Suite at the Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park in Chicago, Ill., Nov. 6, 2012

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