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August 28th -- A Good Date For Historic Speeches

Chris Weigant | Posted May 7, 2008 | Politics


Chris Weigant

[Update: This article has been updated. I have received permission to credit the person who pointed out this coincidence, in a comment he made to another Huffington Post article, so it has been changed to add Brian Laws' name. I never cite commenters within the text of my articles, as...

Letting History Be Our Guide

Mike Lux | Posted March 27, 2008 | Politics


Mike Lux

Cross-Posted at OpenLeft.com

Barack Obama's New Hampshire concession speech became one of the most important moments in this campaign. The speech was made into that powerful "yes we can" video and was downloaded and commented on a ton. What has been less commented on, but something which I think...

Race Is Not A Black And White Issue

Chris Weigant | Posted March 19, 2008 | Politics


Chris Weigant

Barack Obama gave a speech on race yesterday. He pretty much had to, as the media pressure on him to do so was becoming overwhelming to his campaign. The media had already successfully pressured one candidate (Mitt Romney) to give a speech on his religion (since he is Mormon), and...

The Impact Of Obama's Speech: A Pennsylvania Political Expert Weighs In

Laura J. Mansfield | Posted March 19, 2008 | Off The Bus


Laura J. Mansfield

Barack Obama delivered a speech yesterday that is a rarity in the world of politics. Some called it historic. His speech addressed the controversy regarding the comments of his former pastor Jeremiah Wright, and race relations in America.

What kind of impact, if any, will his speech have on...

We Are Here Because Of Ashley

Karen Russell | Posted March 18, 2008 | Politics


Karen Russell

Yes He Did.

Senator Obama shows us what kind of president he will be in a crisis. Obama will be a brilliant teacher, a sincere uniter and an inspirational leader. Often accused of peddling false hope and empty rhetoric, Obama put that criticism behind him. Obama put his words...

Sam Stein

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Jesse Jackson: Obama Just Turned Crisis Into Opportunity

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Sam Stein   |   March 18, 2008 12:11 PM


Reverend Jesse Jackson, who is no stranger to America's racial battles and whose own runs for the White House have been, on occasion, used as a barometer for Sen. Barack Obama, offered effusive praise for Obama's address today on the...

Speeches Do Matter

Michael Seitzman | Posted February 14, 2008 | Politics


Michael Seitzman

Hillary said she found her voice in New Hampshire because she cried in public. Her audience applauded. But now it seems to the senator that having a voice is irrelevant because somehow having a voice is now the subject of ridicule in the new Clinton campaign.

The Clintons seem...

From Obama Supporter to Volunteer in Three Days

Matt Townsend | Posted February 2, 2008 | Off The Bus


Matt Townsend

My younger sister called me Saturday afternoon from Denver, Col. with excitement in her voice.

"I just got back from phone banking, and it was awesome," Sarah said.

Phone banking and awesome aren't two words anyone would expect to hear in the same sentence. For anyone who has done...

Friday Talking Points [16] -- The State Of The Blog

Chris Weigant | Posted January 25, 2008 | Politics


Chris Weigant

Netizens, fellow bloggers, Speaker Pelosi, Majority Leader Reid, Members of Congress, Supreme Court Justices, and all Americans... I am proud to stand before you and say... the state of the weblog is strong!

Blogging, for instance, means you can put your own comments out there before President Bush gives his...

The Power Of Words

Susan Smalley | Posted January 17, 2008 | Living


Susan Smalley

"Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt me." I remember saying those words when young to try and convince myself of its truth in the face of painful words thrown my way. Unfortunately, it is far from true. Verbal insults, verbal abuse, and the power...

Sam Stein

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Clinton's Speech At MLK Rally Creates Awkward Environment

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Sam Stein   |   January 14, 2008 05:22 PM


Sen. Hillary Clinton found herself in an ironic scheduling quirk on Monday when, in the midst of a controversy over statements she made about Martin Luther King Jr., Clinton appeared at a rally honoring the civil rights leader. And indeed,...

Church And State Revisited: The Story Of Smoot

Chris Weigant | Posted December 10, 2007 | Politics


Chris Weigant

It always amuses me when Americans are told that the political climate today is "poisonously partisan" or "divided" and that this is "the worst partisanship Washington has ever seen." While pundits in the mainstream media love to whip this non-story into a frenzy every election year, it only goes to...

MITT IS PROUD! TO! BE! A! (mumble)... mrmn

Barry Yourgrau | Posted December 6, 2007 | Politics


Barry Yourgrau

Mitt's speech on his Mormonism today was meant to echo Kennedy's on Catholicism--was it?

In his address--to a groomed audience--Mitt used the term MORMON, how many times?

Once.

Kennedy, in his speech to an audience of Baptists, definitely not home turf, used the term CATHOLIC how many times? Here's the...

The Democratic Candidate Campaign Speech Series

Chris Weigant | Posted November 14, 2007 | Politics


Chris Weigant

Today begins a series of campaign speech transcripts from each of the Democratic candidates for president. [Today also begins my vacation... but more about that in a minute.]

Time was when every candidate for president was taken seriously by this country's media. Their words were analyzed and reported in full,...

How George Bush Can Salvage His Presidency. Today.

Stephen Collins | Posted September 5, 2007 | Politics


Stephen Collins

Yup. George Bush can re-write his place in history, restore American prestige worldwide, and be remembered as a great president. All he has to do is give this little speech I've written for him.

The speech does not contain the word "Iraq." I'm not a (total) egomaniac, and I'm not...


 

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