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For instance, the first one you linked to there was magnificent and I was ready to follow that man to the ends of the earth in response to 9/11. I think most of us were.
But, during the ensuing 3 years, his administration's inept bungling and ideologically driven NWO policies quickly snuffed any support I had for him. By 2004, I was an ABB guy: Anybody But Bush.
Similarly, John Kennedy's "Ask not..." inaugural address in 1961 moved my 12 year old heart to spams of patriotism and I wept when he died. But, when I finally got old enough to practice what he and I had been preaching and found myself up to the ears in Vietnamese rice paddies, those illusions and simplistic patriotic jingles disappeared for good.
The point is that any good speaker can move people's hearts, but the aftermath can be bitter. Just ask the German's of the 1930's.
I am a little more demanding. I look at their actions and not only their speeches.
As an example, Obama says he wasn't a socialist to that Joe the Plumber guy, and then when elected President we find him our most left socialist President in history (which meant what he said was a lie).
So look at past behavior and actions as well as their made up speeches.
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