HONOLULU (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama made a detour from the presidential campaign trail to see his ailing grandmother in Hawaii on Friday, taking a somber trip to make perhaps his last visit to the woman who helped raise him.
After a 10-hour flight from Indiana to Hawaii on Thursday night, Obama hustled straight from the plane to 85-year-old Madelyn Dunham's bedside in the Honolulu apartment where he lived as a teenager.
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