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Friday, January 04, 2008
Obama's Victory Speech.
Obama:' They said this day would never come'
Folks, all I can say is wow to Obama's speech! I didn't see his speech last night. But, Obama gave one hell of speech. And his message was loud and clear: Change.
Thanks for info. Seriously, he gave one hell of a speech. And I was very impressed. And he certainly spoke from the heart. And yes, I heard the speeches of Edwards, Hillary, Mittster, McCave, and Huckabuck. You notice that I left out Rudy the Shagster. ;-)
Great speech but change isn't enough at this point in time. Obama is during in Independents and Republicans who are hurt by the Bush Administration. When we look at the record it's different. Look most people who know the right words to say and get a person all fired up but can he deliver the goods and who will support him. Will he bring as he said Arnie to help him if so we're hosed. No quarterback can win the Super Bowl with out the support of a great team. Now Obama is a first time Quarterback with no experience but says the right words. We'll see in New Hampshire if words are enough to put him in the White House.
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FYI--Obama writes all his OWN speeches.
Hey, Kittybowtie!
Thanks for info. Seriously, he gave one hell of a speech. And I was very impressed. And he certainly spoke from the heart. And yes, I heard the speeches of Edwards, Hillary, Mittster, McCave, and Huckabuck. You notice that I left out Rudy the Shagster. ;-)
Great speech but change isn't enough at this point in time. Obama is during in Independents and Republicans who are hurt by the Bush Administration. When we look at the record it's different. Look most people who know the right words to say and get a person all fired up but can he deliver the goods and who will support him. Will he bring as he said Arnie to help him if so we're hosed. No quarterback can win the Super Bowl with out the support of a great team. Now Obama is a first time Quarterback with no experience but says the right words. We'll see in New Hampshire if words are enough to put him in the White House.
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