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Al Smith Dinner
For those of you that missed it.
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It was a good laugh.
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Haha yea, that was pretty dope.
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Pretty funny man. He had some good jokes.
"My greatest weakness.. it could be that I'm a little too awesome." lol |
That was my favorite line. When I heard it come out of his mouth, I had to actually play it again to make sure I wasn't hearing things.
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Obama is a fantastic public speaker, and if he wrote the whole thing himself then he has a brilliant wit.
I've also watched McCain's speech - not quite as good, but he's gone up in my estimation slightly. Yes, it did sound like a more coherent George Bush, but he had his funny moments. Quick question about the dinner and whatnot - are the speeches supposed to be funny? I mean, is it a tradition, or was this year just different. I was expecting boring, ten minute speeches, and had moments where I thought, "I can't believe [Obama/McCain] is saying this!". Overall, Obama sounded the better candidate - his speech was much more in touch with the now generation. A trend in politics these days seems to be that the younger, hipper candidates do well. Look at Maggie Thatcher in the late 70s/early 80s. Look at Tony Blair in 1997! The youngest person to become PM for nearly 200 years (age 43. The youngest was Lord Liverpool, I think, at age 42 in 1812)! Btw, I didn't realise that the elections were only a few weeks away. November 4th, are they? |
Yea, they are November 4, 2008.
I think the dinners are just for fun, they poke fun at eachother and don't argue politics for a night. I think its just to keep the cool amongst the canidates. (dont hold this to truth, im not 100%) (this one is quiet, turn sound up) |
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