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Smooth transition
Mon, April 14, 2008 - 3:02 PM
Obama seamlessly interwove his explanation of his comments on small-town America to continue to criticize Republican policies for leaving many Americans behind.McCain will be four more years of the same, he said, and Americans understand the country can’t afford more of the same.
“They understand what’s at stake here because they are living it everyday,” Obama said. “They’ve never wanted or needed change more badly than they do right now.”
-- Amy Dominello
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