Tag Archives: Barack Obama

Why a debate is different than a campaign stop

Posted on September 27, 2008 by David St Lawrence

The presidential debate showed a different side of both Barack Obama and John McCain than I had ever seen before. This is probably because the debate environment is closer to what an executive experiences on the job has to deal … Continue reading →

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Obama and Palin spoke to large crowds Sunday

Posted on September 21, 2008 by David St Lawrence

Barack Obama spoke to 20,000 supporters in Charlotte, NC on Sunday 9/21/08. Campaign staff estimated that there were another 10,000 people outside. The WRAL video was the only one I could find and the talking heads kept interjecting comments when … Continue reading →

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Barack Obama speaks in Lebanon, VA

Posted on September 10, 2008 by David St Lawrence

The Roanoke Times has a series of videos on Obama’s speech in Lebanon. About 2500 people packed the high school auditorium to hear the Democratic Candidate. He is an accomplished and effective speaker. Judge for yourself. As Election Day approaches, … Continue reading →

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CNN presents McCain Revealed and Obama Revealed

Posted on September 6, 2008 by David St Lawrence

I spent two hours tonight riveted in place watching these back to back presentations from CNN. There was a lot that I learned about both men and their wives. I feel as if I understand both men better now and … Continue reading →

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