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Friday, September 30, 2005

BlowBackTM future post date: August 4th, 2016

Accepting the nomination of the Democratic Party last night, Senator Barack Obama called for party unity in the face of Republican attacks. "We cannot disparage one another despite our differences. We must stand together for justice, for peace, and for the prosperity of this great nation which we all love."

Following the speech, Vice Presidential nominee Jennifer Granholm praised the speech as a great end-note for the convention. "Barack's vision for America was on display tonight, and I think it shows our commitment to continuing the social and economic prosperity of the American people begun by President Warner."

posted by Docciavelli @ 10:25 AM  

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