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The HillDemocratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, who has been hit throughout the campaign on his inexperience, said Saturday that it would be a bigger gamble to put GOP rival John McCain in the White House.
The Illinois senator used the last Democratic radio address ahead of Election Day to make his case to voters one more time.
“At a moment like this, with so much at stake, we can’t afford four more years of the tired, old, trickle-down, on-your-own philosophy that got us into this mess,” he said.
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“In this election, the biggest gamble we can take is embracing the same old Bush-McCain policies that have failed us for the last eight years,” Obama argued. “We’ve tried it their way. It hasn’t worked. It’s time to turn the page.”
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Obama delivers closing argument in radio address
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Barack Obama said his election would help change the country and the world, as the Democratic presidential nominee personally delivered his party's radio address for the final weekend of the campaign
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