Super Speeches for a Super Tuesday
Perhaps because neither Obama, Clinton nor McCain won a crushing victory, the top candidates' post-Super Tuesday speeches repeated earlier themes, though with renewed focus on each other. McCain's breathy tribute to himself would be the exception.Perhaps because neither Obama, Clinton nor McCain won a crushing victory, the top candidates’ post-Super Tuesday speeches repeated earlier themes, though with renewed focus on each other. McCain’s breathy tribute to himself would be the exception.
Obama and his movement march on:
Clinton is still engaged in a national conversation:
Mac is back (but will he ever leave?):
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