As the race in Texas turned into a dead heat tie Tuesday night, March 4, between Senator Hillary Clinton and Senator Barack Obama, the junior senator from Illinois addressed a crowd in San Antonio and congratulated the Clinton camp for their wins in the Democratic primaries in Ohio and Rhode Island. He thanked Vermont for overwhelmingly voting for his candidacy. And then he began to talk of change, of the difference between himself and Senator John McCain, who won the Republican nomination with Texas' delegates. The more Senator Obama spoke, the more this writer liked his message. Take a look at his speech on his campaign website (www.barackobama.com), posted on Sam Graham-Felsen's blog.