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How to win an election (by Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.)

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Uploaded by on Sep 27, 2008

Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. (D-IL) speaks at a Congressional Black Caucus issues forum on when and how Barack Obama should address issues affecting black voters. The speech took place on Friday, September 26, 2008 in Washington, DC.

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  • Awesome!

    Jesse Ba'Rocks!

  • That makes no sense.

  • This video should be entitled: "How to be a snitch for the FEDS".

  • He did not! McCain addressed his audience, did not talk to the military in the same way that he talked to "hockey / soccer moms" etc. Addressing the concerns of the audience is the way to win.

  • He basically said "say whatever you have to to get elected". It appears he is also for paying whatever you have to to get elected. Candidate #5?

  • Very well said!

  • He is truly an amazing person. I have much respect for him.

  • You are impressive honest and exemplify a true caring for people. I wish the rest of the Democrats modeled themselves after you. I was even more impressed at your Independense today after voting no to the bailout. You did not cave in like a coward and vote yes like so many of your colleagues. This my friends is what you need more of in Government. Take notice people.

  • Thanks for this, I'm going to email a link to this video to some of the self-appointed "Black leaders" like Tavis Smiley and Dr. Cornel West.

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