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: TalkLeftA Great Speech
By Big Tent Democrat
Hillary Clinton did something that is very difficult in my opinion, she made a great speech out of a concession endorsement speech. Why?
Because she conceded nothing on the issues nor in any way discounted what she and her supporters accomplished. And then she endorsed him, but the endorsement was not the standard stump endorsement. It was an intelligent, rational, respectful argument to her supporters for why she was endorsing Barack Obama. she would speak to the issues and punctuate her line with "and that is why we must elect Barack Obama President."
She then recognized the historic nature of this election. As I wrote last Tuesday night, while a dream was realized when the Democratic Party nominated an African American as our Presidential candidate, a dream was thwarted also, that of a woman nominee. Hillary Clinton honored BOTH moments in this speech.
It was one of the best speeches I have ever seen.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on June 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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