nytimes.com - 8/28/2008
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The formal nomination of Barack Obama will not end the drama that has riven the convention in Denver, as Bill Clinton takes the stage at 9 p.m. ET. >
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Now He Has A Middle Name
The Atlantic Politics Channel —
The New York Times prints "Barack Hussein Obama" twice on its front page today.
Are we beyond the point where it remains controversial?
Ready
TalkLeft —
Bill Clinton: I say to you: Barack Obama is ready to lead America and restore American leadership in the world. Barack Obama is ready to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. Barack Obama is ready to be president of the United States.
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Four More?
TalkLeft —
Bill Clinton: They actually want us to reward them for the last eight years by giving them four more. Let’s send them a message that will echo from the Rockies all across America: Thanks, but no thanks.
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Schweitzer's audible
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Hullabaloo
digbysblog.blogspot.com 8/28/2008 — Wednesday, August 27, 2008 Rulz by digby It's a village law that whatever rules are normally applied to politicians are never to be applied to Bill Clinton. A sub-section of that law is that whenever he adapts to their laws, they will immediately be ...
Analysis: It was Bill Clinton's night —
CNN Political Ticker 8/28/2008
Bill Clinton gave a strong endorsement of Barack Obama Wednesday night.
DENVER, Colorado (CNN) – For one night, it was like the Democratic Party had entered a parallel dimension, where John Kerry was an electrifying speaker and Bill Clinton ...
Cafferty: Did Clintons deliver for Obama? —
CNN Political Ticker 8/28/2008
President Bill Clinton at the DNC last night.
It was pretty easy to see last night why Bill Clinton was elected president. When he’s on, there’s nobody better.
The former president came out swinging, declaring that Obama is “ready to lead America ...
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