In political news, the Wednesday Obama Tucson speech was powerful, down to earth and also political, as he touted his vision of presidential leadership with a call to “make sense out of that which seems senseless” by elevating political agenda.
“When a tragedy like this strikes, it is part of our nature to demand explanations – to try to impose some order on the chaos,” the President told the approximate 12,000 people in the arena as well as a crowd nearly as big who watched on TV monitors in overflow the street and outside area.
The Obama Speech was spoken to the city of Tucson, and to the United States of America, and as Time.com put it, not so much as our President tonight, but as a member of our family. The speech was in response to the recent shooting in Tuscon.
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