TPMtv: A Tale of 3 Speeches

Your Daily Politics Video Blog: Tuesday night Barack Obama extended his election winning streak over Hillary Clinton to 9 with a victory in the Wisconsin primary (and then 10 with a Hawaii caucus win), while John McCain put Mike Huckabee a little further away in his rear-view mirror with wins in Wisconsin and Washington. The tone and the timing of the three post-primary speeches told the story of the night.

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[Delpiero10juventus10]

obama is the solution

[SubmarinerAndroid]

Since entering the U.S. Senate, Senator Obama has written 890 bills and co-sponsored another 1096 including **the Coburn-Obama Government Transparency Act of 2006 - became law, **The Lugar-Obama Nuclear Non-proliferation and Conventional Weapons Threat Reduction Act, - became law, **The Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act, passed the Senate, **The 2007 Government Ethics Bill, - became law, **The Protection Against Excessive Executive Compensation Bill, In committee, and many more.

OBAMA 08

[dvdlastrapes]

Yall niggas are stupid if you dont see the point Obama's making. You know how many marine wives are barring the death of there loved one. you know how many new born children will never see there father in the whole fucking life. A lot of children will never see there parents again if this war is gonna go any further. Obama 4 president

[michaeljackson200]

Wisconsinites for McCain! Join me in the campaign for McCain to pick up Wisconsin in the general election (I am actually not from Wisconsin). It is just a state that I am focusing on McCain winning in.

[michaeljackson200]

What change is Obama talking about, huh, huh? Don't vote for him. He is the most liberal member of the entire senate. His score was 95.5% in 2007. Hillary Clinton's was only 82.8%. Harry Reid's was 89.2%. If you vote for Obama, you wan't this country to get fucked up.

[ver506]

You said it 'twdarj'...time for a new generation!

[Whoo69]

Obama hit the nail on the head. We're tired of the same ol folks running Washington, which includes Hilary, Obama and McCain themselves. They ARE the problem! Yet everyone is buying into them and is gonna nominate one of those 2. What 'change' could they possibly bring about? For one thing, not nearly enough, and they're both corporate Democrats, or at least Hilary is. You want real progressive change from Mrs. Clinton? Not happenin. It's all a faux pas, but you idiots are buying into it.

[bittyrock]

I Support Obama because he has Done a lot of Work for the Benefits of Veterans. A lot of Brothers and Sisters in the Marine Corps and Other Branches got hurt in Combat and Now the US Government is throwing them on the Streets!

[bittyrock]

Everyone Talks about Experience! Look What Happen the Last 8 Years! And I was Still Serving in the Military for Most of Those 8 Years!

[twdarj]

Isn't it time for this Gradpa John to sit at home and play with his grandkids...and tell about his experiences and stories and let the new generation come forward run the country?

[twdarj]

Isn't it time for this Gradpa John to sit at home and play with his grandkids...and tell about his experiences and stories and let the new generation come forward run the country?