TIME Names President Barack Obama Their Person of the Year

TIME magazine has just announced President Barack Obama as its Person of the Year, joining a select

TIME magazine has just announced President Barack Obama as its Person of the Year, joining a select few who have made the cover twice. The leader of the free world and the man at the forefront of America’s changing social and demographic fabric, President Barack Obama is the public face of a new and changing America. Having secured his reelection and another four years in office, President Obama goes into the new year with a new set of issues to tackle while still looking to make good on promises from his prior term. We’re excited to see how President Obama uses his second and final term in office. In the mean time, enjoy the Person of the Year cover photo and check out the full piece over at TIME.

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