[bobsunshine]

These are all common sentences and phrases and words, like "we the people" Also, it seems even Obama used words from Rob Marsh who wrote in 1992:

"...is based upon the application of certain basic truths: that integrity is all important, that your word is your bond, that if you owe a person money you pay him back, that you work hard, enjoy what you do and show a loyalty to those with whom you work and do business. He instilled in me simple, clear cut values and a will to succeed."

SO LIBERALS - GET OVER IT !!!!

[The Great RJ]

The liberal media is foaming at the mouth and rending their garments over this alleged plagiarism, but the American public is paying scant attention knowing this is just BS

[Nationale7]

Sorry, folks. My wife is an attorney working in intellectual property rights and this isn’t somebody using the same cliches, this is word for word. It’s plagiary and would stand up as plagiary in any court. The only question is how it happened, and our theory? A traitor within the campaign figured out a smart-ass way to punk his boss’s wife. You can bet Trump is on the trail of that punker.

[Dante3]

Trivial argument over cliches. Other than for a couple of cliche sentences, Melania's speech did not resembled Michelle's. I cannot imagine Melanie thinking to herself, "I'll copy parts of Michelle's speech." There was no need for it. It's not like those sentences were something extraordinary.

It is possible somebody slipped those sentences into her speech. What stands out is how quickly MSM pounced on it as if there had been a leak.