Senator Lieberman criticizes Obama
Key quote: "Former Democratic veep candidate Joe Lieberman rapped Barack Obama at the GOP convention last night, calling him too green and too partisan for the nation's top job..."
Key quote: "Former Democratic veep candidate Joe Lieberman rapped Barack Obama at the GOP convention last night, calling him too green and too partisan for the nation's top job..."
Key quote: "The Democratic National Convention significantly boosted Americans' views of Barack Obama as a strong leader who "shares your values" and can manage the economy and Iraq, a USA TODAY/Gallup Poll taken Saturday and Sunday finds."
Key quote: "Delegates assess the party's message and performance so far during day two of the Democratic Convention. (By Scott Helman, Globe Staff)"
Key quote: "...rapper Fat Joe, Cousin Jeff Johnson from Black Entertainment Television and actor Wendell Pierce..."
Key quote: "Colorado is home to the grey unisex pony-tail, characterful topiaried moustache, unironic cowboy and Indian dressing up – and it’s the state where tie never dyed."
Read and watch Obama's full speech in Denver.
Key quote: "Nielsen Media Research said more people watched Obama speak than watched the Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing, the final "American Idol" or the Academy Awards this year."
Key quote: "...organizers asked delegates to show their support for Barack Obama by sending the text message "DNC" to 62262."
Key Quote: " Barack Obama last night sought decisively to dispel the lingering fears around his historically-charged presidential run, telling America that the "greatest risk we can take" would be to continue the politics of the past that had kept Democrats out of the White House for eight years."
Key Quote: "This week was a tale of two conventions.
Convention One unfolded at Denver’s Pepsi convention hall. Its narrative was soap opera: would Hillary Rodham Clinton and her husband, the former president, behave themselves, swallow their bruised feelings from the primaries and vice-presidential selection process and embrace Barack Obama."
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