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Read it, didn't listen to it. I thought it was brilliant. He managed to "dis" Wright, while still espousing many of the "reverend's" views. He, for the first time in my memory, acknowledged that whites have racial concerns too---that it's not all one sided.

The conservative response probably shouldn't be to keep beating the J. Wright horse, but to now attack exactly what he said---that the schools SUCK (and why is that, after what has been, essentially, 60 years of Dem policies?), that we've lost a lot of factory jobs (and why is that, after MI and OH have wrapped themselves in Dem policies that make us utterly uncompetitive?), and that health care is expensive (and why is that, given that we've demonized the drug compnaies and allowed John Edwards and the trial lawyers to sue doctors for everything they have?). This is where the battle can move, to POLICY, where now, instead of just criticizing the Dems, we can show how our policies WORK and theirs don't.