[rollei_list] Re: Happy MLK Day
- From: Robert Lilley <54moggie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 16:05:40 -0500
Austin,
Obama's inauguration speech said what he's has been saying all along
and there hasn't been any 'new' content in anyone's declamation since
the economy tanked during the election. I for one am tired of
political rhetoric regardless of party at this point. I'm with you -
I say lets all be really quiet so we can hear 'em do something.
Having said that I would say this particular inauguration was an
'event' of the 'People' rather than a person or a party. To me it
certainly was a ground swell anticipating action and as the old '20s
song goes, "They'll Be Some
Changes Made"
Rob
On Jan 21, 2009, at 3:12 PM, austin.franklin@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Raid,
His speeches made him famous before he ran for the highest office.
His oration certainly made him "famous", whether his "speeches" did
or not,
I can't say. From what I heard, there really isn't and wasn't much
content
to anything he says...but his voice and demeanor was certainly quite
good.
I've had enough of his o-ratin' now let's see if he can actually do
something besides o-rate.
Regards,
Austin
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