Obama Town Hall Meeting in Las Vegas

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On January 11, 2008, Barack Obama held a town hall meeting in Las Vegas, NV.

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[KennyTheGirl1]

Hillary Clinton...Boo!

Barack Obama...YES WE CAN!

[godislove92]

Change we can truly believe in, Vote Obama 2008!

[robertraidersmarines]

Yes! Go Barack!

[snarkwaupaca]

Do you want it in sound bites or policy papers. Go to his website. There is so much there I can't imagine you would not find what you need. Now if you want an analysis of it compared to other candidates, That's the job of the media and good luck finding decent media, They would rather cover gaffes and spin.

[rodguuez]

Yes We Can!

In Barack we trust!!

[eyewrenchee]

Obama writes his own speeches which he delivers with passion.

[mouradmede]

to talk about CHANGE he will spend the next 8 years talking about it. so VOTE4OBAMA and let him make the change not talk about it. change policies and th system to work for the 99% of American people and not for the 1% (lobbiests and corporates who hijacked our freedom and our country and who owns and controls the people and america. that is the change and hope he is talking about. he can't do it by himself. he needs us with him to make the change. and yes WE CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN.

[Auragirl86]

C'MON NEVADA!!!!!!!!!!!!

[matchbox555]

do you really want 8 more years of the clinton cynical triagulation machine ?

or do you want change ?

OBAMA IN 0'8

[alyceclover]

I think he needs to bring one of his pre-recorded speeches and give his voice a rest. A spokesperson can explain about the sore throat and he can sip honey lemon tea perhaps with a shot of whiskey. Make us proud Nevada.

[ptyk2007]

VOTE FOR OBAMA!!

[Akin42]

If he does have speech writers, they sure are on the same wavelength as him, because his recent speeches sure sound a lot like his 2004 Democratic National Convention. I also somehow doubt he had a speech writer from 1993 to 2004, when he did lectures on constitutnal law at the University of Chicago Law School.