Re: Obama backtracks and babbles

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> >> =A0I have even heard conservatives, who disagree with most of what he
> >> says, that felt it was a great speech...
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> > Got names, Danny-boi ?
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> Give credit where it is due: It was an excellent speech. However, the
> problem is that 75% of Americans live for the soundbite. They never
heard
> the speech. For most, it is being filtered through second- and
third-hand
> observation

I heard the entire speech.

My mouth dropped after paragraph one or two, when he lost complete
focus and veered into further racial divisiveness instead of
delivering unifying words.  My expectations--based on his campaign
rhetoric--was to accept responsibility without placing blame at the
feet of others.  Without the "Where's Waldo When Wright's Preaching
Hate" games. That would have been impressive.

Instead he continued to dodge issues or obfuscate them with a "he
said, she said" contest, throwing everyone, including his beloved
grandmother, under the bus to save himself.  I liked him better when
he spoke a lot and said nothing.  Still not saying much, but.....

pink