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9. If Obama's speech simply complements and expands on Clinton's words, it will be a walk-off home run

Thu Sep 6, 2012, 11:53 AM

Sep 2012

Lot's of sluggers with hot sticks on the Dem bench, and, well, the GOPpers are in a deep slump. Sucks to be Frank Luntz these days.

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Obama's speech does not have to top Clinton's [View all] chowder66 Sep 2012 OP

Clinton's speech had a different purpose and focus jsr Sep 2012 #1

No he doesn't have to top Clinton's speech... Kalidurga Sep 2012 #2

They have different styles ecstatic Sep 2012 #3

I can't wait fleur-de-lisa Sep 2012 #4

They both will be equally good madokie Sep 2012 #5

Its not a contest C_U_L8R Sep 2012 #6

i think he'll do just fine. barbtries Sep 2012 #7

All the speeches have been carefully coordinated rocktivity Sep 2012 #8

No matter what you think of Clinton's legacy or his politics justiceischeap Sep 2012 #10

Yep. As Julian Castro said, it's a relay. hifiguy Sep 2012 #12

Rule 1, ignore the news media. Everything to them is a circus /nt still_one Sep 2012 #11

No it doesn', but an invisible speech would best Romney-Ryan Progressive dog Sep 2012 #13