Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama addressed a rally at the Pan Am Flight Services hanger yesterday in Portsmouth, N.H. Obama arrived in New Hampshire ahead of the state's primary after winning the Iowa caucuses.
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Different delivery, but same audience
Huckabee oratory deemed 'low-key,' Obama's classic
Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama addressed a rally at the Pan Am Flight Services hanger yesterday in Portsmouth, N.H. Obama arrived in New Hampshire ahead of the state's primary after winning the Iowa caucuses.
(chip somodevilla/Getty Images)
Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee, the two big winners in Thursday's Iowa presidential caucuses, both talk a lot about hope. For all their political differences, they also share something else: the ability to deliver their hopeful messages in a way that sounds inspiring, heartfelt, and real. (Full article: 752 words)
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