Keller At Large 02/19/2008

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[1:03] ..." the time where thrown in jail. There'd be no one left to squander our tax dollars. However Obama's copycat act is a problem for him. To those paying attention it reveals how much of his approach is not these spontaneous flowering of the political angel from heaven but the very clever construct in part a smart political consultant from Illinois -- David Axelrod who also helped Patrick two years ago. They are motivational skills discipline and intelligence are their own of course ten quite real. But there rhetorical spin is a strategy designed to motivate aging baby boomers and others to feel oh so good about redeeming themselves by pledging allegiance to the crusade of fill in the candidate's --"...

[0:00]" While the national media are shocked shocked to discover that Iraq Obama's campaign tactics and rhetoric. Our times and almost exact duplicate -- the Deval Patrick for governor campaign of 2006 no kidding. It took a likely -- drop by the Clinton campaign in the form of the YouTube video showing Obama copying a paper rhetorical -- of Patrick's to wake the out of town press up from its net. And Clinton circuits are trying to ignite its oil spill. By calling Obama plagiarized and suggesting he's using Patrick's words without attributing them -- is an offense against nature that calls his character into question. What nonsense. Patrick in Obama are old law school buddies who were working closely together on this campaign. Patrick quit the lines and ideas from Obama successful 2004 senate run when he won the governorship. Now Obama's returning the favor. If every politician who powered it turns of phrase from others without attributing them all the time where thrown in jail. There'd be no one left to squander our tax dollars. However Obama's copycat act is a problem for him. To those paying attention it reveals how much of his approach is not these spontaneous flowering of the political angel from heaven but the very clever construct in part a smart political consultant from Illinois -- David Axelrod who also helped Patrick two years ago. They are motivational skills discipline and intelligence are their own of course ten quite real. But there rhetorical spin is a strategy designed to motivate aging baby boomers and others to feel oh so good about redeeming themselves by pledging allegiance to the crusade of fill in the candidate's -- year. Obama is a fine man and an excellent candidate he might make good president. But he is not the messiah here to absolve us abortions. He's Apollo on the make reading all the script and any assertion to the contrary is pure political --"