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Flashback: In 2007 speech, Obama credited 1965 Selma march for inspiring his birth — in 1961

Praise for President Obama’s speech at Saturday’s #Selma50 observation was nearly unanimous, with even the most objective reporters declaring it “historic” at the very least, while others deemed it Obama’s best.

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As his tweet above suggests, the New York Times’ Jonathan Martin found Sen. Barack Obama’s 2007 speech at the 42nd anniversary of Bloody Sunday perhaps just as important as this year’s; “You could feel history turn,” he recalls. Bonus points to those out there who remember presidential candidate Obama’s remarks and felt his story turn.

Lie is such a strong and accurate word.

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