Last 10 minutes of Barack Obama's speech in Milwaukee tonight where he responds to Hillary Clinton's recent criticsm he is all talk - and good speeches don't necessarily produce results.

Over the past several months, on the Internet, there had been numerous videos and e-Mails circulated, regarding Senator Obama's religion, which is currently an unpopular religion in some countries and perhaps here in America. This uncalled for "smear" campaign is totally nonproductive to the issues concerning our country at this time, furthermore, an individual's beliefs should not affect our important selection for the highest office in our country. The video reflects that of another time in our history where religion was also considered an issue in choosing a President, although the audio quality is poor and portions of the audio reluctantly had to be edited, to conform with YouTube's requirements for uploading, the message given is absolutely "clear" as to its meaning. Addition information may be considered here: http://www.barackobama.com/index.php This video is not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

Barack addressed an overflow crowd of 500 people at a rally in Eau Claire, Wisconsin on February 16, 2008.

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Senator John F. Kennedy, at the time, co-authored legislation to enact a health care program, referred to as Medicare, for Americans over the age of fifty and in need of reduced medical care costs. The Medicare bill was signed into law during President Johnson's Administration and needs to be seriously revised to meet today's standards of a modern, up-to-date health care program. Senator Obama as made this a priority issue, within his campaign for office, and recognizes the needs of the baby-boomers who have contributed to this aforementioned program through their taxes. The video renders an insight as to the history of Medicare, and Senator Obama's plan to effectively revise the program to insure our senior citizens are properly cared for in their golden years of retirement. This video is not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

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New Barack Obama ad running in Wisconsin. "It's the same old politics."

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