President Obama and his Republican opponents for almost four years on the best way to fix the economy have fought for a draw. On Wednesday, Obama won the Democratic Party's principal argument is lecturer in: Bill Clinton.
Former president what he does best. He was a Democratic-style economic revival and investment in innovation by individuals made the case. The man who beat his wife and Mitt Romney four years ago to be able to do better than anyone else has stood up to the case said. For 48 minutes, he was amazing tour de force that has representatives on their feet.
"In Tampa, Republicans argued against the re-election of the President was very simple: 'We have a total mess left him, he is not yet finished cleaning it and then we put it back in the fire," Clinton said Obama nominated for a second term. "President Obama's re-election, I argued for a much better way."
In recent days, the top Democrat awkwardly stumbled on that question.
Clinton, perhaps better than anyone else in the party, knows how to make the case that a particular site is a conference speaker in 1988, 1992, 1996, I2000, 2004, 2008 and 2012 As mastered.
"He takes over the room," Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, said. "Contrary to Clinton's dictatorship." A Clinton certainly took the room at 10:34 precisely, the Fleetwood Mac song that was the subject of his 1992 campaign: Do not stop.
"I know a guy who is good on the outside but on the inside the U.S. would like to nominate for the burns," he said. When he was finished, Obama came out to hug him.
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