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Iowa Victory and Concession Speeches

In case you were wondering how the candidates felt about the results of the Iowa caucuses, here are Barack Obama, John Edwards, Hillary Clinton and Mike Huckabee, in their own words.

Barack Obama:

John Edwards:

Hillary Clinton:

Mike Huckabee:

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By Conservative Yankee, January 5, 2008 at 7:54 pm #
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Yeap The corporate media again tell us how “THE CANDIDATES” feel…. THEIR CANDIDATES!

I wonder if the vast majority of folks in these United States have any idea how many folks are currently running for president.

I do not know exactly, but I have found 206 active candidates anyone of which COULD (under our laws) be elected to the highest office. The media should (at least once) speak each of their names. After all, no matter how far fetched, this is a news story.

As to “realistic candidates” Richardson, Paul, Kucinich, Hunter, Gravel and Thompson don’t even get an “honorable mention.

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