'At a Certain Point, You've Made Enough Money' On Hot Air: Barack Obama went off the TelePrompter in his speech to a Quincy, Illinois audience about Wall Street reform. After saying that Democrats don't begrudge success that's "fairly earned," Obama ad-libs and reveals more about his personal philosophy than he probably wanted to. full story
'At a Certain Point, You've Made Enough Money' On Hot Air: Barack Obama went off the TelePrompter in his speech to a Quincy, Illinois audience about Wall Street reform. After saying that Democrats don't begrudge success that's "fairly earned," Obama ad-libs and reveals more about his personal philosophy than he probably wanted to. full story






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