Not all Democrats are convinced by Obama's speeches/campaign.?

[gvespinoza.ppc]

If Obama was the best Democratic candidate than the race would have been like McCain -where he won a majority votes. If you are interviewing someone for a top position, you want someone with experience NOT just someone who can promise the "East to the West....North to the South" rally speeches?

[Zach]

A lot of people here are writing that they aren't sure there's any substance / planning behind Obama's speeches, so I thought I should post his 64 page booklet that outlines all of his plans in detail:
http://www.barackobama.com/pdf/ObamaBlueprintForChange.pdf

For a more general overview with less detail, just read the issues section of his website:
http://www.barackobama.com/issues/

I'm not saying you should vote for Obama. Legitimate policy debate is the bedrock of a successful democracy, and the baseless claim that Obama has no plans or ideas distracts from that debate. Instead of debating whether or not he has plans, or whether Clinton is too cold, or whether McCain is too old (that is, mindlessly repeating superficial and irrelevant arguments we heard on TV) we should discussing whether or not their plans would be good for our country. I hope this information helps you better understand his policies.

[bumpocooper]

I know. I'm a democrat who thinks he's just a good speaker with no ideas.

[yeeblazer]

duh idiot that is why they are still campaigning. Right now he is only slightly better.