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Re: Bullseye -clinton

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Thu, 06 Sep 12 11:40 PM | 127 view(s)
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In some ways, tough speeches are easier.

There are no shortcuts to be had. But he has created the platform for change. The government will do everything it can to help (eg GM) and to manage its costs (lower government employment). Now what is left to do is for Americans to work hard and help each other. This is the American way. Can we do it? Yes we can. I am betting on America etc.

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Re: Bullseye -clinton
By: DigSpace in ALEA
Thu, 06 Sep 12 9:23 PM 		Msg. 09816 of 54959

yea, Rove was pretty tame here, basically 'if folks don't vote our guy stands a chance' (or are suppressed see FL 2000)

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443686004577633451123625574.html

On the kicker, the kicker has a great record on fuzzy vision things in an almost Reaganesque way. The table was set by Bill: please bring a calculator, let's do some arithmetic.

Obama has always been at his worst describing math, most people are. Clinton nailed math for dummies. I dont think Obama can just fall back on the soaring rhetoric thingy.

Obama "needs" to deliver math while providing few targets for Ryan's auditors.

So:

1. make folks believe you are set to compromise and work with the other side (if he wins the Reds "just say no" policy will ruin them).

2. show some math, make it stick as much as possible

3. somehow rekindle that whole optimism excitement thingy.

It is a very very tough speech to give.


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