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Clinton shows he is Obama's most valuable weapon
By Andy Sullivan CHARLOTTE, NC©2025 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Ekkusaito
It was a great speech. Factual and charismatic. Makes you wonder why the GOP didn't have their former President George Bush make a case. Imagine that 49 minute trainwreck.
edbardoe
1 million Americans watched this exercise in revisionist history. At the same time 24 million Americans were watching a football game on another channel. Only the left wing obsessed media thinks that this is a big deal in the election.
kaminarioyaji
They were never rivals; Hillary and Obama, yes, but not Bill.
A Canadian
edbardoe, actually 25.1 million watched Clinton versus 23.9 million for football. You should check facts.
cornbread1
Nagata-cho, listen up, it's, "Partnerships not partisanship.."
nath
Bill Clinton did a marvelous job making the case for four more years.
What a contrast between the two conventions!
Sure feels good to be a proud Democrat... and RIGHT.
presto345
It was a great speech indeed and Clinton put some things on the table, clear to everyone, the republicans will have a tough time to refute [with all respect].
Thunderbird2
Politicians aren't so much weapons as tools, some of them being bigger tools than others
yasukuni
At the end of his speech Bill should have said "I know accept your nomination". After a speech like that, he'd probably beat Romney and Obama.
The only thing he could have done better is to whip out his sax.