 THAT WAS THEN QUOTE: “Change we can believe in.” |
 THIS IS NOW COUNTERQUOTE: “I campaigned on the promise of change – change we can believe in, the slogan went…I never suggested that change would be easy, or that I can do it alone. Democracy in a nation of three hundred million people can be noisy and messy and complicated. And when you try to do big things and make big changes, it stirs passions and controversy.” |
 THAT WAS THEN PUNDIT QUOTE: “It was certainly something that made people THINK…OK, obviously this guy is offering change but, ‘we can believe in’…what does that mean? And for a lot of people that meant he’s not from the Washington gestalt so he might have the ability to bring about change.” |
 THIS IS NOW PUNDIT COUNTERQUOTE: “On the eve of the first anniversary of President Obama’s inauguration, it’s become painfully obvious that elected officials are not going to save us...The power of special interests to thwart meaningful change — often by co-opting the rhetoric of change but producing in its name a further consolidation of the status quo — has never been stronger.” |
 VOTER COUNTERQUOTE: “Scott Brown: Change We Can Afford” |
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