
(above: a sculpture of two Roman senators)
Obama spoke.. McCain didn’t.
But the two did have a conversation on the Senate floor during the bailout debate yesterday.
See Obama’s remarks & learn more about the meeting of rivals after the jump.
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From the New York Times:
“WASHINGTON — It was Senator Barack Obama who crossed the aisle.
On Wednesday evening, as the senators gathered to vote on the $700 billion financial rescue package, Mr. Obama, Democrat of Illinois, walked over to the Republican side of the chamber to extend a greeting to Senator John McCain of Arizona.
While it took Mr. Obama several seconds to make his way over to Mr. McCain, the actual handshake lasted barely a second, as Mr. McCain responded with a chilly look, a turn of his head and a brief return handshake.”
I’ve not yet found any video of the account recounted above.
What do you think?
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I DOUBT THE HANDSHAKE WAS THE WAY YOU DESCRIBED. OBAMA WAS PROBABLY REAL EXCITED ABOUT THIS BILL. IT GETS THE GOVERNMENT MORE INVLOVED, HE IS PRACTICALLY A SOCIALIST, SO THE BIGGER THE GOVERMENT THE BETTER! BUT THIS IS MY OPINION, HAVE A GOOD DAY =)