There will surely be better versions with better technical quality, but what a quality of the speech itself! Let’s just hope that Barack Obama acts as well as he speaks.
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Jan 20, 2009
15:14 EST
Change....
Irrespective of what change Obama himself manages to create, the mere fact of USA electing a black underdog for president gives hope that the Americans are shifting to a better track than in recent years.
Jan 20, 2009
16:05 EST
And here’s part two:
Jan 27, 2009
15:44 EST
Let’s just hope that Obama will be as great a President as he is wordsmith. In previous speeches he has proven his rhetorical mastership in firing up campaign staff and voters. Now, in his installation speech, he toned down, excelled in historical references, painted a vivid landscape of the enormous challenges ahead of him and the Nation and talked about the efforts, tough decisions and hard choices ahead.
A rhetorical masterpiece, irrespective of where your political home is.