I’m not sure if Barack Obama can or should be president, but his rhetoric stands in such stark contrast to any other politician in my recent memory that I can’t help but get a little excited. Time will tell. Anyone else counting down to 2008?
You can track future comments on this post via this RSS feed. You can trackback this post by pinging this URL. Allowed HTML: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>
Browse by category:
Explore by tag:
We aren't very into all that copyright stuff. Creative Commons licenses are better, so RC is licensed under this one.
Quote Radical Congruency at will. Inbound links are appreciated, and required for direct quotations.
I’m not sure “change” is really a cause or a platform, so I’ll be interested to hear more about what he’s proposing. It’s a bit early for that, though.
I wouldn’t rule out voting for him.
I get the impression that rhetoric is the only thing Obama is made of. We’ll see how he stands up to what will probably be a brutal Democratic primary. My guess is that he’ll burn out fast.
[...] to rise above the pettiness of partisan foodfights and despicable campaigns. Very early on, I was struck by Obama’s message of change and unity. His optimism and rhetoric were a breath of fresh air [...]