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Richardson for President (22:45 -0800)

Bill Richardson, who I've been a fan of for a while, announced that he's (sort of) running for president today.

I found a speech he made (4 parts) recently to be interesting (at least the standard speech parts in the middle, not the thanking of people in the audience at the start and end). He's not the most polished public speaker (although not bad), but he has good things to say about policy.

If I had to pick today, he'd probably be my choice in the Democratic primary, although there's a lot more information I'd like to absorb between now and then (particularly about Obama).