
It was the crowd that commanded your attention as if it did at Invesco field, where the cheers and applause rippled around the stadium in great rolling waves. There were even more people at Grant Park, some 240,000, but it felt smaller, somehow: hushed, expectant, intent, as if taking their cue from the grave, sober man who walked out to meet them. They cheered and then quickly fell silent; and at the end, when he loosed his old "Yes We Can" call-and-response, it didn't turn into a chant, as it had in Iowa, but came back to him just the once. It didn't need reiterating. It wasn't a promise any more, just a statement of fact.
I like a braggart... especially when he obviously single-handedly delivered Ohio!!
ReplyDeleteLast night must have felt amazing. Can't wait to hear everything about your adventures.
Typical Brit...."Almost" is only good in horseshoes and hand grenades....That said; dear author, well done .
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