For months and months, we were told that Mitt Romney had to make a “Kennedy-like” speech about his faith. In the end he gave a speech that imparted his vision of American liberty and lifted the political conversation, at least where he stood. It made you feel good about America. It gave a vision and showed a core. Romney, of course, had months to prepare for the speech. Actually … over a year has passed since the “Kennedy speech” talk began. What could get lost in the lack of a many months-long MSM workup to today’s Obama speech is the fact that Obama has indeed had months to work up to this. He’s coasted by with very little substantive vision and taking few hard questions (and getting exasperated when he gets ‘em). But Sean Hannity has been shining a light on Rev. Wright for over a year now as I noted Friday and Thomas Sowell notes today. And Barack Obama has known his church would be a problem for longer than Sean. So if he can’t pull this speech off, if he doesn’t stand and deliver, it’s going to be quite the message about this campaign: There’s no there there, and what is there is questionable.