Barack Obama To Be Keynote Speaker At North Dakota Democrat Convention
Yawn…
Grand Forks – Senator Barack Obama will bring his message of hope and optimism to North Dakota as the keynote speaker during the Democratic-NPL nominating convention this April in Grand Forks. Senator Obama will help open the convention with a speech on Friday, April 4.
North Dakota Democrats delivered an overwhelming victory for Senator Obama in their Feb. 5th caucuses; Obama won 62 percent in the Super Tuesday voting. Senator Obama has since held the lead in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Senator Obama said, “Record numbers of North Dakotans turned out to caucus for change on February 5th, and I am proud that so many new people became a part of this process. I thank Senators Conrad and Dorgan and Congressman Pomeroy for inviting me back to the state and look forward to continue working with the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party to strengthen our party and achieve victory in November.”
A speech about “hope” and “optimism” from Barack Obama? How unique. I mean, I don’t think I’ve ever heard Obama talk about those things before.
Oh, wait a minute. That’s all he talks about it. Big, bland, vague speeches about “hope.” Because coming out and telling us what he’s actually going to do as President would be too hard, I guess. Or entirely too illuminating given that Obama is the single most liberal Senator in the US Senate.
You know who never comes to North Dakota? Ted Kennedy. You know why? Because he’s about as far-left liberal as you can get in the Democrat party and he wouldn’t play well in red state North Dakota. And Barack Obama is more liberal than him.
Good choice, Democrats!
Exit question: Will Obama be bringing Reverend Wright to North Dakota, or is the state too white for him?
