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Chris Matthews on Obama's Speech (video)
youtube.com - 8/29/2008
Chris Matthews on Obama's Speech (video)
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Chris Matthews on Obama's Speech

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Tweety: 'Thehell with my critics!'
Greatscat! — Chris Matthews on Obama's Speech, Thursday, August 28, 2008. Tweety gets inspired. -Diane Stumble Upon Toolbar Stumble It! on Friday, August 29, 2008 at 1:02 AM | | | Permalink [image] [image]

After Obama Speech, McCain Asks Terms of Peace
ScrappleFace — (2008-08-29) — The morning after Sen. Barack Obama’s historic acceptance speech as the Democrat nominee for president, his Republican rival today petitioned for terms of peace. “I would only ask for mercy from my clearly-superior opponent,” Sen. McCain said. “In his speech last night, Sen. Obama accomplished more than I have in my military service and Senate career combined. His words carried the power of actual deeds, his rhetoric was tantamount to character itself, and his ability to hold an audience spellbound is the moral equivalent of integrity, patriotism and years of accumulated ...

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