Washington Bureau

Same old, same old

You want change, Obama asked the crowd. Do you really want change?

Then Clinton is not the way to go, he said.

“I respect Sen. Clinton,” he said. “She’s a fine public servant.”

But there was no love for Clinton at Jackson State tonight. That statement drew boos.

He also addressed Clinton’s hints that Obama would make a good vice president. Obama told the cheering crowd he running for president, not vice president.

“The reason I decided to run is because the kind of change she’s offering is just a change in party,” he said. “It’s not a change in doing business.”

Example number one – the fact that Clinton threw “the kitchen sink” at him as she trailed in their race to the White House with tactics to try to trick the American people .

“That’s the same old thing,” he said. “… That’s what’s got us in the hole we’re in now.”

-- Amy Dominello
  1. I am more than ready for change. I totally agree with Senator Obama. However, I HOPE people realize that we have responsibilty in bringing about that change. Not only by going to the polls, but also by changing our attitudes, our way of thinking.
    Posted by on 03/10 at 07:57 PM
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