Barack Obama OH, TX Primary Night Speech

Barack Obama primary night speech, March 4, 2008

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[ASentinel2]

@gooseymoose America has called Harry Reid, Alan Grayson and 80 other Dumocrats back to the house & senate this week....

Nancy Pelosi was reportedly puzzled by their reporting back to the office, saying that she had several young gay men to interview over the next weeks...

Later though, the issue was cleared up when the voters told them LOUD & CLEAR

"Clean out your desks you dirtbags!!!!"

"YOU'RE FIRED !!!!!"

Blahhh Hlaaaa HAaaaaa Haaaaaaa........

Barak-you're NEXT !!!!

[mrjoje]

starlit: Lincoln didn't nonvote over 130 times in the Illinois legislature, because he had judgment and the power of his judgment powered his convictions.Obama has more years as a legilator than Sen Clinton,but has nothing to show for it.He has passed no legislation and has authored none.And until last year, has not sat on any important committees.

Quit using the Lincoln argument, Obama's no Lincoln.

[atisto]

anyway Clinton or Obama which of them gets the nomination and will be the next president,

theyre both better than Mccain I think its a wrong decision to this a man in the white

house because hes in the age where men probably get heart attacks oder worse.

[EKSartist]

Hillary Makes Up "Experience"

At best, she has been "embellishing" her credentials, and at worst flat out lying about them: on her responsibility for SCHIP, her helping to "bring peace to Northern Ireland," and her assertion that "I negotiated open borders to let fleeing refugees into safety from Kosovo." Each claim has been essentially refuted by those who were there and were responsible.

[talllikelurchis]

Mr. Hankey in disguise

[blahtech101]

obama...when are you going to get it through your head that your still extreemly inexperienced aside clinton or mccain.

seriously comeback in maybe 5 years then i'll vote for you...

but for now lets give the wihte house to Hillary Clinton-people who know how to run a country!

[stingray615]

I would expect that kind of 'in depth' and ignorant comment from an Obama supporter. Thank you for confirming what I alrady knew.

[bjorngrr]

fuck experience, its all about judgement

[stingray615]

Barack and Clinton have no where near the experience that McCain has. Barack doesn't have a plan, never accomplished a thing, just ideas and words and ambition, and Hillary says shes ready on 'day one'.. What does that mean? That she already knows where the bathrooms are in the white house? What was she, anyways, the co-president? Shes nothing but a part of the big, ugly Clinton machine. If shes been working on health care since '93, what has she actually done? NOTHING. Thank you.

[supersexymansbitch]

i'm on the fence with hillary and obama, so i'm not trying to simply bash obama when i say this: he isn't really saying anything in this speech. he calls for change but doesn't say what changes he's going to make. he only says that things will be different-- well they'll be different no matter who wins, because bush won't be president anymore. I do feel that this speech- if not obama's entire campaign- is well said but in the end i also agree that it is "empty".