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'''"Yes we can!"''' is a chant appropriated by the [[Obama]] campaign from "Si se puede" (Spanish: ''It can be done''), a slogan formerly used by the [[socialist]] United Farm Workers.
 
'''"Yes we can!"''' is a chant appropriated by the [[Obama]] campaign from "Si se puede" (Spanish: ''It can be done''), a slogan formerly used by the [[socialist]] United Farm Workers.
  
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It is also used by Bob the Builder.<ref>Amazon.com, Bob the Builder: Yes We Can!, DVD[http://www.amazon.com/Bob-Builder-Yes-We-Can/dp/B00064AFIC]</ref>
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It is also used by [[Bob the Builder]].<ref>Amazon.com, Bob the Builder: Yes We Can!, DVD[http://www.amazon.com/Bob-Builder-Yes-We-Can/dp/B00064AFIC]</ref>
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 02:38, January 5, 2016

"Yes we can!" is a chant appropriated by the Obama campaign from "Si se puede" (Spanish: It can be done), a slogan formerly used by the socialist United Farm Workers.

It is also used by Bob the Builder.[1]

References

  1. ↑ Amazon.com, Bob the Builder: Yes We Can!, DVD[1]