It is time to have a debate with John McCain about the future of our national security. And the way to win that debate is not to compete with John McCain over who has more experience in Washington, because that's a contest that he'll win. The way to win a debate with John McCain is not to talk, and act, and vote like him on national security, because then we all lose. The way to win that debate and to keep America safe is to offer a clear contrast, and that's what I will do when I am the nominee of the Democratic Party - because since before this war in Iraq began, I have made different judgments, I have a different vision, and I will offer a clean break from the failed policies and politics of the past.
Nowhere is that break more badly needed than in Iraq.
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2 comments:
couple of videos you should watch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kica8hmSdAM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2zO5d-XZWA&feature=related
Go Obama.
Thanks man, I'd seen the first one, but not the second one yet. Derrick is great, but as annoying as the Clintons have been I'm a little bitter at him for saying he'd vote for McCain in the general if she were the candidate. We need this stupid nomination battle to end though so that people can see just how off the board McCain's policies really are. It'd be a third term for Bush, no doubt.
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