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I felt the opposite, but i cant knock you. If you want to vote for obama then go ahead. In my opinion obamas speech was weak and the same old garbage. McCain maybe long but full of the truth, honesty and a change we need.
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Originally Posted by Jokers_Love
His speech was sooooo long. How bothersome. Barely any of it caught my attention and none of it made me smile. Oh well.
Obama's speech last Thursday made me cry. I was expecting at least a little emotion from the Republicans. Where are their hearts?
I felt the opposite, but i cant knock you. If you want to vote for obama then go ahead. In my opinion obamas speech was weak and the same old garbage. McCain maybe long but full of the truth, honesty and a change we need.
A change? Someone who voted with Bush 90% of the time is the "change we need"?
I'm going to vote for McCain but I have to admit that I usually get bored with his speeches. I didn't with this one. I was mesmerized by his story and how he used his transformation as a POW to challenge ALL Americans to work for our country in whatever capacity. I thought this speech was a lot more poignant than usual.
I have to admit that it tugs at my heart to see him campaigning when he can't raise his arms, permanent damage from torture. And I hate it when trashy people yack about how old he looks and how awkwardly he moves. I don't care whether you admire him or not, but this man gave his all for his country.
The speech was just what I predicted: A republican who tried to divorce himself from the failed policies of the last eight years, while still trying to come across as a republican. It's also exactly why he won't win.
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