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Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have A Dream Speech" occurred exactly 45 years before Barack Obama's acceptance speech for the Democratic presidential nomination in Denver last night. They are two very different speeches given by two very different men in two very different times. And yet, the two historic moments are inextricably linked.
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How can you compare BHO to MLK..I'm sure Dr. King, would have a problem supporting abortions!
How can you be sure of what a man who died in 1968 would support in 2008?