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["Wolfe, Joanna" <joanna.wolfe AT oup.com>]

It was a wonderful speech - I watched it on CNN, so perhaps the major
networks didn't run it, but the cable stations seem to have run it.
Joanna

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> From:         Paul Smith
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> Sent:         Wednesday, July 28, 2004 8:54 AM
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> Subject:      Re: [internetworkers] Barack Obama speech
> 
> Michael Czeiszperger wrote:
> 
> > Its too damn bad his speech was only broadcast on PBS. No matter.
> This 
> > guy is going to be catapulted from being the only black man in the
> 
> > senate to being a national household name in short order.
> >
> 
> 
>     That was definitely the best speech I've heard from either party
> so 
> far in this campaign. I was watching CSPAN, and I didn't realize
> that 
> other networks skipped it. Amazing. You could be forgiven for
> cutting 
> away from the senator from Iowa's wife for some commentary, and I'm 
> probably not the only one who got up for milk and cookies during 
> Gephardt's speech, but Barack Obama's was supposed to be the keynote
> 
> speech, and there was a reason the Dems picked him over better-known
> 
> politicians within their party.
>     If you were watching the latest Kobe/Lacy/Michael/Martha update
> on 
> CNN, or in-depth coverage of the Bunny-Suit or Shove-It "scandals"
> on 
> Fox, then you missed a pretty good speech. I guess CNN, FNC, MSNBC
> and 
> CBS were too busy /being/ the news and couldn't be bothered to
> actually 
> /cover/ the news.
> 
> --P
> 
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> Paul Smith
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