Obama at his finest
By Michael J.W. Stickings
This was the best speech I've heard Barack Obama give as president -- possibly the best since January of 2008. Unlike his inaugural address, or even his convention speech, this one really soared and inspired by the end.
I second that -- despite some mild objections to some of the content.
(Well, not quite. I wouldn't go back as far as January 2008. His speech on race was pretty impressive, after all, as were some of his primary-night victory speeches, as was his election-night victory speech, though that had a lot to do with the magnitude of the moment.)
Labels: Barack Obama, speeches
posted by Michael J.W. Stickings at
12:53 AM
3 Comments:
It was a great speech!
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Anonymous, at 2:08 AM
It was! and the childish grimacing and posturing from the peanut gallery was a nice counterpoint.
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Capt. Fogg, at 8:22 AM
Yup! Agreed! Great speech. Hitler gave many great speeches as well. Indeed, Hitler was a better orator than Obama, and he didn't even need a telepromter.
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Anonymous, at 3:22 PM
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