Barack Obama is a Democrat. By some accounts, his maternal grandparents, who raised him, were moderate Republicans, but he has always identified as a member of the Democratic party since his first run for office in 1996. + 125 others found this useful.
Definition: Â¡Ay, caramba! Slang: An exclamation of surprise, shock or disappointment. Can be positive or negative. Alternative Spellings: Aye Caramba, Ay Carumba. Example: Jenny drove onto the highway, saw the huge traffic jam and said, Ay caramba! I'm going to be late for work!.
New Spanish speakers often confuse the words muy and mucho. The two words are not synonyms. One means âveryâ and the other means âa lotâ. This Spanish lesson gives a quick and easy explanation of when to use muy and when to use mucho. When to Use Muy and When to Use Mucho. Muy means âveryâ and comes before an adverb or adjective. Esta revista es muy interesante. This magazine is very interesting. Tu casa es muy grande. Your house is very big.