I think if Hillary had been the presumptive nominee she'd have given the same speech without saying Barack at the beginning.
Interesting speech
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"...I think if Hillary had been the presumptive nominee she'd have given the same speech without saying Barack at the beginning."
...Just like Obama in 2004!
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Did I hear boos when Obama's name was mentioned?
back to slinging code.... *sigh*
I was watching on PBS
Didn't hear any booing.
At least she whipped up the crowd. Hasn't been enough of that so far. And the "twin cities" bit was a good line.
The PBS pundit team said what I think will be the conventional wisdom tomorrow: Too much about her. Not enough about Obama. It's a sign that the "fracture" hasn't healed.
Once the yakkers get their story line, they bend all facts to fit.