2008-11-05 09:18:07 - By Jennifer J. Dickinson

MARILYN MONROE PRODUCTIONS, LLC congratulates our new President of the United States, Barack Obama.

We have supported President Obama since the beginning and have shared our support publicly for President Obama especially over the last few months on Our Marilyn Blog, on Digg, in press releases, and on the blog on Barack Obama's website. We are additionally proud to announce that we have purchased the website Our Barack Obama, or ourbarack.com, another way in which we can continue our efforts to support President Obama.

We can relate to President Obama's campaign and its uniqueness. President Obama's campaign has been internet centered and connected. This is how we've also mobilized and shared our story, is via the internet and its power is incredible.

President Obama had been the victim as well of smear campaigns on the internet, another facet that we can relate to. After having been attacked by various parties ourselves who have distorted the facts about us and our mission with their blatant lies, we learned that the truth which we represent shines through and overtakes the ugliness and the lies. And this is also the case of President-elect Barack Obama, who had been the target of chain emails and websites laced with false and misleading information. As in our case, the general public has looked beyond the lies and seen that Barack Obama is a genuine person who represents hope for the country and the world, just as we represent

truth for the legacy of Marilyn Monroe.

We have believed that Marilyn Monroe would have supported Barack Obama, and Mark Bellinghaus predicted this in blogs and press releases, encouraging Americans to vote Obama as our 44th President of the United States. blog.ourmarilyn.com/2008/08/31/marilyn-monroe-would-have-voted-f .. . Marilyn Monroe was ahead of her time as she was a forward-thinker, supporting minority rights before the rest of the country was fighting for racial equality. Marilyn Monroe honored her African-American friends and contemporaries and would have embraced the idea of an African-American President just as we do.

Yes We Did.

Congratulations to President Barack Obama from Mark Bellinghaus, Ernest W. Cunningham and Jennifer J. Dickinson.

Signs of Hope & Change: Election Night from the YouTube Channel BarackObamadotcom