Obama?

Obama?

foal30, 8 January 2008 - 4:17pm

little surprised that he won the Iowa primary, polls now indicate that he's going to nail New Hampshire...
one could claim that these are states he should have little show in
is America really going have a guy run for President who might actually make some positive change?
I guess I assumed that he couldn't win...so that would solve the problem...I know it's early days but Clinton looks very rattled and Americans only want to back winners, so this momentum could be unstoppable.

one can only hope the Rev Jesse Jackson don't get involved and derail the train with old frontier gibberish.
Oprah Winfrey however, may be the best thing for his campaign.

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hardly nailed looking at the

hardly nailed looking at the early booths
in the other corner McCain's victory speech was from an alternate reality

"our challenge is to continue what each successive generation of Americans has done... make the world greater".

They are a funny lot eh.

foal30, 9 January 2008 - 3:45pm

// "our challenge is to

// "our challenge is to continue what each successive generation of Americans has done... make the world greater".

HA! thanks for that. i just did a little LOL at work.

Prozaco, 9 January 2008 - 9:49pm

another 3 states

another 3 states yesterday
momentum is his
his crowd's look quasi-cultism
some people are using the Camelot association

it's a supercharger
he is going to win

foal30, 12 February 2008 - 4:07pm

Speaking purely about style

Speaking purely about style rather than policies and stuff, I really like Obama's oratory style. His intonation and rhythm are well geared towards inspirational speech.

Hilary Clinton, on the other hand, can sound nasal and whiny (I don't mean that to reflect badly on her; it's just her natural voice). I suppose that can be good in some situations, but it doesn't help when you want to be moving or uplifting.

Anyway, if it were a speech contest, Obama would win hands down.