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justoneminute.typepad.com - 8/29/2008
Achingly Phony
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I assume there was a receptive audience for Obama's speech and I understand that I was not predisposed to be impressed. To the extent that I could set that aside, I thought he was good but not great - I...

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The Moderate Voice:  Obama Defines Change Specifics And Answers And Defines McCain In Historic Speech

Confederate Yankee:  Time Well Spent

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Obama Defines Change Specifics And Answers And Defines McCain In Historic Speech
The Moderate Voice — ... association of John McCain with George W. Bush, tied up in the line “Eight is enough.” Had it not been for the fact that he was speaking in an open air stadium before 85,000 people, I’m sure that the crowd would’ve been chanting that in unison, but there’s plenty of time for that. What’s important is the fact that McCain has a problem named George W. Bush, and if Obama and the Democrats can keep reminding voters of that, they just might win the election. –Just One Minute: I assume there was a receptive audience for Obama’s ...

Time Well Spent
Confederate Yankee — Time Well Spent I pledged my time last night to watching a dedicated, talented African-American man build his dream. Of course, I'm talking about Ice Cube in " Are We Done Yet? " Having read Tom Maguire's analysis of Obamamessiah's warmed-over populist platitudes , I strongly suspect watching the dollar-rental movie was a much better value. Digg This Posted by Confederate Yankee at August 29, 2008 06:42 AM

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