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Barack Obama’s Speech on Race: “A More Perfect Union”
Politico offers the transcript of Barack Obama’s speech on race. The Sunday Gang has the audio of Obama’s speech. And here’s the video. Hat tip: Dave Winer and Crooks and Liars
Quote of the Day — Obama Campaign
If they are defining downward spiral as a series of events in which the Clinton campaign has lost more votes, lost more contests and lost more delegates to us … I guess we will have to suffer this horribly painful slide all the way to the nomination and then on to the White House. —Obama [...]
Bill Clinton: An Unlikely Spokesman for Obama
Oops! Hat tip: Patterico’s Pontifications.
Quote of the Day — Barack Obama
I am a believer in knowing what you’re doing when you apply for a job. And I think that if I were to seriously consider running on a national ticket, I would essentially have to start now, before having served a day in the senate. Now there are some people who might be comfortable doing [...]
A Problem for Conservatives
Are conservatives going to be voting for McCain or against the Democrat candidate? Neither prospect makes me very happy.
A Message of Hope
Funny how in a campaign where every Republican candidate is trying to be the second coming of Ronald “Morning in America” Reagan, it’s Barack Obama who inspires hope. …And not John McCain. Why aren’t Republicans the party of hope?
Presidential Candidates in Their Home States
How well are the candidates doing in the primaries in their homes states? Can they carry at least a majority? Is having more than two viable candidates affecting the Republicans? The following charts might provide a little insight to these questions. John McCain in Arizona John McCain stands alone as the candidate not to win [...]
A Conservative’s Guide to Voting for John McCain
I offer the following guide to voting in the general election, should John McCain be the Republican candidate: Affix a clothespin to your nose Vote for John McCain Remove the clothespin Wash your hands Take a long shower Know that McCain is better than Hillary or Obama, even if barely… And remember, there no time [...]
