>>>>>It's a big speech for Obama tonight, to say the least. His worthiness for the office is being questioned from all sides. I think he's going to nail it.
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>>>>I don't think it is his ability to nail a speech that has ever been in question. Gee, I wonder what he'd be like as President ...
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>>>>Of course, Jimmy Carter's acceptance speech in 1980 showed you could be deficient in *both* form and substance ( "Hubert Horatio Hornblower !!! " ) so I guess this will be step up. <bg>
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>>>I say this in the nicest possible way, Charles..... ;-)
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>>"He’s a man way out there in the blue, riding on a smile and a shoeshine . . . A salesman is got to dream, boy."
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>>( and before you hear dog-whistle racism in this, please tell me Northwestern taught Arthur Miller <g> )
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>>And I have to admit, I missed the Clinton speech last night to watch the Cowboys/Giants - and last week missed the entire GOP convention to Preseason Game 4 reruns on the NFL Network ...
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>>and tonight will miss the Salesman in Chief
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>>... they scheduled the big night of the Dem convention to conflict with the showdown between the Bowie State Bulldogs and the Benedict Tigers. Man, what were they *thinking* ??
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>I watched the football game live and the Clinton speech this morning. The DVR is a brilliant invention.
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>Bill Clinton was really on. I hope not too much, because it's a lot to expect any politician to live up to that. The main point was that we have a choice to make. Which of those two do you agree with more?

It's a shame that the choice is not "which of the Presidential candidates do you agree with more" showing only policy positions and not the name or party. Then we might see President Gary Johnson. <s>

This is actually kind of interesting. if you take the test be sure you look at the results to see exactly how your positions match up with the candidates. I was frankly surprised by my results.

http://www.isidewith.com/presidential-election-quiz