Comments on Barack's speech from this morning continue to pour in. Here are just a few of the early reactions from the media

Comments on Barack's speech from this morning continue to pour in. Here are just a few of the early reactions from the media:

From Political Wire:

Sen. Barack Obama's speech on race this morning showed off exactly why he's become the Democratic front runner for the presidential nomination. He's absolutely willing to challenge the conventional way of how politicians approach controversy. In my opinion, it was the best speech so far in this campaign.

From Politico:

It's quite a speech: autobiographical, embracing complexity, and answering questions about Wright… Throughout, he insists on things that you don't get much of in politics: context and nuance.

From the Dallas Morning News:

Obama's speech will go down in history as one of the best modern speeches about America's ongoing racial divide and the failure to address the roots of it.

From Time:

An extraordinary speech — not because of any rhetorical flourishes, but because it was honest, frank, measured in tone, inclusive and hopeful… [Obama] clearly demonstrated today his capacity to lead public opinion and not simply be a slave to it. Indeed, I would say he appeared wise beyond his years and genuinely presidential.

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