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Obama's rhetoric getting some friendly help?
A rival campaign circulated a pair of YouTube links on Sunday that make the point vividly.
Inside Obama's Rhetoric
WASHINGTON — It's hard not to be dazz ledby B arack Obama. At the 2004 Democratic convention, he visited with Newsweek reporters and editors, including me. I came away deeply impressed by his intelligence, his forceful language, ...
Rhetoric
[Patrick Appel] The Onion has a very helpful glossary of commonly used political terms. Some of my favorites:. ballot- An object recording a voter's decision that is frequently counted toward an election's outcome. debate- ...
McCain rolling, ratchets up Obama rhetoric
Blog: McCain rolling, ratchets up Obama rhetoric.
Time-Out: Obama Plagiarizes Rhetoric?
Obama is a plagiarist!!! Nah nah nah nah nah!!!Okay, my inner twelve year old is satisfied, so I can re-enter adulthood and pretend to be intellectual again.As such, I feel it’s time I call an official time-out on the Obamatrain!
Obama, Clinton camps point to 'borrowed rhetoric'
The Clinton and Obama campaigns traded plagiarism allegations Monday. (CNN) — Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama’s campaigns each accused the other of plagiarizing portions of their campaign speeches Monday, with the Clinton campaign ...
Clinton backer: "Yes we can? Give me a break."
Blog: Machinists Union President Tom Buffenbarger, introducing Clinton, hit Obama in...colorful...terms. "Yes we can? Give me a break,
The Gap Between Rhetoric and Reality
This feels waaaay too much like a GBCW diary, but I promise you that it's not; it may even seem like one of those typical nancy-pants "WHY CAN'T WE ALL GET ALONG MMKAY?" diaries, but that's not what I'm intending here. ...
Rhetoric without a cause: Obama
Obama supporters like to point his rhetorical difference in using "we" instead of "I" in his stump speeches. Perhaps, unfortunately, Americans are so far removed from England since our revolution 230 years ago, that we forget the royal ...
Clinton attacks Obama for focusing on rhetoric, Obama gets long-winded
Hillary Clinton continued a familiar approach , saying there's more to a president than just words; seemingly in response, Barack Obama delivered an epic speech different from his usual fare.