A quick and linky case for Obama

Everythings been said before, so this is my quick and linky case for Barack Obama.

LesserEvilLand
Obama makes more sense. Clinton will energize the Republicans who are severely fractured as a party. Obama is already winning over independents, moderates and Republicans. Clinton gives you a percentage point win or a loss. Obama runs away with it.

Ride the Wave

Obama has generated a movement. Young people are engaged like never before. Today’s 18 and 19 year olds were 11 and 12 when Bush was appointed. The have grown up surrounded by Republican messes. They, just like everyone else, want change. And so for them, change is not empty rhetoric. We will see record breaking youth turnout with Obama in November.

President as Brand
A President Obama as spokesman for the American brand is worldchanging.
A man named Obama as leader of the free world will undoubtedly change our image and force those harboring anti-American sentiments to take pause and give us a closer look. It would say something about race and racism in America and help heal those rifts. It would help remind the world that we understand we’ve messed up in recent years and are taking the steps to change. McCain symbolizes escalation.

On Policy
If you think we should be changing our strategy abroad, ending the occupation of Iraq, boosting our economy by saving the environment, doing something about health care, restoring civil liberties, and putting our resources into our own infrastructure rather than squandering it away abroad, then the choice is clear. Real change in those areas will not come from the Republicans.

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On Video
2004 Democratic National Convention speech:

New Hampshire ‘Yes We Can’ speech:

South Carolina victory speech: