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Obama’s Speech: “Now Is the Time”
themoderatevoice.com - 8/29/2008
Obama’s Speech: “Now Is the Time”
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McCain’s done a good job of deflecting attention from Obama’s speech by his VP pick . It’s hard to focus on Obama while giggling incredulously. And—though many are puzzled, a few are happy. Indeed, Jonah Goldberg over at The Corne r is so excited he is ” ...

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Comments from Left Field — ... Over at The Moderate Voice, Damozel has a wonderful round up of blogger reactions to the speech.  But perhaps one of the more powerful reactions comes from ...

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