Tuesday, January 08, 2008
Granite States
Looks like it's going to be a record turnout in New Hampshire. And what's really exciting is that, if Iowa is any indication, Democratic voters are coming out in much greater numbers than Republican ones—a sign, I think, that Democrats are passionate about wanting change, while Republicans aren't all that fired up about their choices.
That's my wishful thinking, anyway, and I'm sticking to it. ¶ 2:36 PM
That's my wishful thinking, anyway, and I'm sticking to it. ¶ 2:36 PM
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You know, just like the 1960's with Jack Kennedy and the 1980's with Ronald Reagan, the country is looking forward (not backwards) after coming off of some tough times.
Both of those candidates communicated well and spoke to the hopes of the country. Perhaps that is what we are seeing with Obama.
The question will be can he surround himself with people who can communicate with both sides of the aisle, accomplish a realistic agenda and make the country feel better about itself?
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Both of those candidates communicated well and spoke to the hopes of the country. Perhaps that is what we are seeing with Obama.
The question will be can he surround himself with people who can communicate with both sides of the aisle, accomplish a realistic agenda and make the country feel better about itself?
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