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26 Jan 2008 11:05 pm
A Dam Breaks?
Conservatives recognize what's in front of them. Here's Lowry:
That was not only a stirring victory speech by Obama, but a devastating rebuke to the Clintons clothed in inspirational liberal terms.
And Pete Wehner, who has noted Obama's power before:
Unlike Clinton and especially Edwards, the Obama message is about unity, not divisions; and hopes rather than grievances. If Obama wins the Democratic nomination, Republicans have a great deal to fear. He has tremendous break-out potential.
He nearly had K-Lo. And some liberals also saw new strength. Noam Scheiber agrees with me about the speech. Dickerson has a great line:
Barack Obama beat Hillary Clinton so badly in South Carolina it may spawn some new kind of Southern colloquialism.
And don't miss Ambers.
(Photo: supporters watch Obama's acceptance speech in South Carolina tonight. By Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty.)
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