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Obama's Speech; Classic Jackson

I had to watch the whole thing.  He said what he said, and meant what he said.  He is clearly not going to be the next president, but he gained a prize.  In fact, I think that his speech thoroughly accomplished what it was intended to; to solidify his true base.  That base being the slightly radical and easily deceived; perpetual victims, inventing injustice by blaming the past.  In the process, he has garnered the complete attention of the press, thereby increasing his recognition among his base. 

The opening, and continuing theme, was about race when it was supposed to be a response about hate.  This is an old tactic; redirect and protest loudly.  Use as many words as possible, rhyme when you can and blame someone else for their problems.  I think Obama wants to be the new Jesse Jackson.  The similarities in their speech styles is haunting, for those who remember the old Jackson.  He has been getting a bit long in the tooth lately.  Even Sharpton isn't so sharp anymore.  I think many of the disparate followers of them and of some other "Reverends" will flock to Obama, and we'll be hearing from him for a long time. 

All in all, a fairly brilliant move!  He will be speaking and getting endowed with wealth for many years, and will likely run again.  One redeeming thought is; Hillary is probably happy, but she's toast.  Hee hee.   

 

Published Wednesday, March 19, 2008 11:56 PM by mogabe
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Nisey01 said:

America at large should commend Obama for his ability to comprise such a speech as he did in reference to race. It was a gesture that prompted the reality of concern that none have ever had the audacity to speak on now or in the past to the degree that he did. Hilliary may have manipulated him to some extent because of her inability yet wanting to know mentality helped a much needed speech to manifest., which is good. The American people appears to have a mental condition that categorize people into a different group and stereotype them because of skin color, gender and nationalities placing one above another. Unfair, then they contends to act in total opposition when reality resurfaces back into reality. Finger pointing every which way accept at self, no one wants to out rightly own it, when in retrospect we all rightfully owns it. By Obama dealing with it in such a manner as he have, reality has received approval. We need to unite and stand for all in America, the land of the free, for liberty and justice for all, not for some. Until we unite and come on one accord, America will continue to contribute to their own downfall. After studying the background of Obama from youth to now, I can see that he is a very special and unique individual that means well and puts the interest of others on the fore front that he may accommodate their concerns. And that has been his demeanor throughout this entire election. Bush even said to Obama, ‘you are one articulate man’ and trust me the wisdom of the old, one should listen too. Last, but not least , the pastor’s sermons were preached years before this election, it is not the pastor that is running for office. If anything one should check the background of Hilliary(currently running for office) whom introduced the race card . Obama (currently running for office) campaigned and prevailed , yet stopped to accommodate Hilliary’s accusation on the issue, later to help shed some light on such a touching subject resulting in a call for unity for all, regardless of race, creed or color. What a great result for us all. Thank you, Obama.
March 29, 2008 2:32 AM
 

mo said:

Thank you Nisey. Admittedly, it is gratifying to be proven right so quickly and clearly, but it can be quite mirthful sometimes...
March 29, 2008 11:20 AM

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