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August 29, 2008 06:27 AM UTC

Obama was flat, routinely Obama and routinely liberal

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  • by: Another skeptic

Barack Obama gave the third best speech of the week.

President Clinton and Michelle Obama were 1 and 2, respectively, Hillary 4th and Biden, what, 100th?

But the quality of a rather routine Obama and liberal presidential nomination acceptance speech probably isn’t the issue.

The question is, will the voters buy his framing of the issues and the solutions he proposes.

Will they buy the man vs. his opponent, John McCain?

To me, McCain’s still the man, but either guy can blow it, and I’m not ready to predict a winner.

I’ve been wrong too many times this year to try to predict this thing.

My wife gave the speech a 7 and I gave it an 8, but then she went on and was more convinced this was a winner for BHO than I am.

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9 thoughts on “Obama was flat, routinely Obama and routinely liberal

  1. Not his best speech, but the perfect politic speech.

    Even the Fox coverage was positive.  Luntz, the best GOP wordsmith, thought it was masterful at going after the voters Obama needs.

    I called McCain as the GOP nominee last summer when everybody had written him off once I saw thompson’s campaign.

    I was pushing for Obama to run 2 years ago.

    I called the election for Obama on February 5th because Hillary had planned for a sprint and Obama planned for a marathon.

    AS its going to be a blow out (+6%) for Obama.

        1. The speech had little new for us politics junkies, but it was new for a lot of the millions who tuned in.

          I’m skeptical, btw, of the 38 million viewers number.

          Just don’t believe it.

          Bottom line, BHO got a bit of a bounce, and, as Peggy Noonan says in Saturday’s WSJ, he left a lot of holes that the Republicans will have fun with next week.

      1. The DNC went great. Now the pressure is on for the Republicans to do the same. Fat chance!

        What I found to be absolutely hysterical was the “republicans respond” after the speeches on CNN. After bashing Obama for being too popular, the Cons put Dean Cain on! A hollywood actor who plays superman on a tv show to respond for the republicans!

        It’s all too easy.

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