Clinton, DNC '08, Election 2008, Politics

Hillary hits a homer

Well, Hillary Clinton delivered a great speech tonight. Without the text in front of me, I can’t throw out quotes, but it was a barn burner.

It wasn’t shrill, it wasn’t angry. It was strong, purposeful, forward-looking. Toward the end I was thinking how nice it was that she’d been blessed with a strong, mellow voice.

Anyway, big thumbs up. She did what she had to do tonight, and she actually sounded like she meant it.

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2 Responses to “Hillary hits a homer”

  1. Sadly, I didn’t share your outlook. I just kept sitting there saying, “So, she was bashing Barack’s lack of experience before, but now she’s backing him?” … politics…. that’s all I can conjure up at the moment. *shaking head*. I’m sure you understand what it’s all about way better than me but to someone who is totally on the outside taking an interest — it is so contradictory, it’s sick. But, that’s the name of the game.
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    She did a good job of doing what she had to do, politically. Unity, party, rah rah, and all that. But plenty of pundits observed that she still hasn’t said she thinks he’s qualified to be president (that was her big thing against him in the primaries). And they’re right (I got all jazzed and overlooked that little detail). Hillary lost this round (’08), but she’ll be back. Bill’s speech tonight will most certainly keep that door open.

    Posted by JavaQueen | August 27, 2008, 3:50 am MDT
  2. I blogged just about the same, Pied.

    If she had done the same during the primaries I think it would be a matter of Obama speaking about her.

    Great speech.
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    Agreed. If she’d sounded like that throughout the primaries, this could have been a very different convention.

    Posted by Will Rhodes | August 27, 2008, 10:03 am MDT

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