and very moving

great, strong people and the community of Charleston now. Oh! He's singing 'Amazing Grace' and followed by attendees. A wonderful tribute!

Obama(don't)care about where it hits. If it must be addressed he is doing it and he is going everywhere.

He isn't much of a singer imo. But he is a great orator.

RW heads and Faux Noise will explode.

But, but, but, he's a Muslim!

memorial filled with grace and love.

But he sure can speak. And he just brought me to tears. What a eulogy!
Btw any rwers in here, there is your talking point. He isn't a very good singer and should leave it to the pros; you know, like ted nugget. Oh wait...

and he is also sincere.

heartfelt. Thank you Mr. President!

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That Obama was thinking: There, but for the grace of God, go I.

Clem was killed because he was a Black man, and a politician.

A terrible reality for many, in this country black people and minorities for hundreds of years. Ted Kennedy walked a different route when he left the Senate to return to his office or elsewhere for years. What a thing to have to live with.

It's easily one of the best "presidential speeches" I have seen in my lifetime.

Bank on it being the one for which he is most remembered. His eloquent words on the trappings of racism and racial violence - where we are, and where we aspire and need to be - needed to be said.

Yes, it's already been touched on in this thread, but for a secret Kenyan Muslim socialist, he sure as heck knows how to sing "Amazing Grace."

I think you are right - fantastic speech!