Friday, September 03, 2004
Bush swings for the fences and triumphs
It looks that way at least, from the latest focus group news: "From a Frank Luntz focus group tonight: Bush beat Kerry by 15 to 6 among our swing voters. Fully 13 of them decided because of Bush's speech."
Must be because people are think of the speech in a similar fashion to Pejman:
Must be because people are think of the speech in a similar fashion to Pejman:
None of that matters, however. Because the President's address was--to my mind--the best speech he gave since September 20, 2001.The President's speech that day was amazing. The events of nine days before had caused the President to speak with an honest confidence and authority. I think he spoke with such qualities today as well, so think I agree with such high praise of tonight's remarks.
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But overall, this speech was a boffo performance. Gone was the stilted delivery and the awkward body language that marked so many Bush speeches. Instead, we had a polished delivery that was backed with passion and conviction. George W. Bush got up this evening and gave a speech he believed in to his very bones. Some will agree and some will disagree with the content of that speech. But few will be able to deny that on a night when the President's political fortunes demanded that he stand and deliver, he did just that.
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