On the recordDecember 25, 2007
We have the chance, maybe for the first time in a generation, to finally come together and start tackling problems that were there long before George W. Bush ever took office.
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transcripts.cnn.com“We have the chance, maybe for the first time in a generation, to finally come together and start tackling problems that were there long before George W. Bush ever took office.”
Barack Obama argues for a new approach to politics, contrasting his vision with Hillary Clinton's experience.
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