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Posted By Stringcheese 1 year, 2 months ago in News…or a little of both?
Two weeks of political hype has officially started with the kick-off of the Democrat Party Convention, taking place in Denver this year, and culminating with McCain' s acceptance speech in Minneapolis at the Republican Convention next week.
Looking past the multi-million dollar stages being used at both the Democrat and Republican Conventions, is there really any substance to this year’s presidential coronation ceremonies?
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jovial1 year, 2 months ago
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Although the title of this story mentioned both conventions, the author wasted no time or effort to fire all of his Salvos at Obama and the Democrats. Seems like a whole lot of "sour grapes" to me. Maybe it's because the convention for the candidate that this author supports got shot down by John McCain today. In a misguided and misdirected reflex attack, he zeroed in on Hillary and Obama.
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jordan111 year, 2 months ago
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Bingo. That's why I watch it through the eyes of PBS, which is much more balanced.
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People didn't know Michelle Obama, other than the tripe repeated over and over again by the MSM. Now they do. She's a lovely, talented, gracious woman.
And Kennedy....what can I say? The audiance and the DNC gave credit where it was deserved...sans the crap about the 'accident.'
The tone of the convention spoke to the party of my youth, & nothing anyone says will spoil the positive feeling that gave me. Nothing.
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simonsez1 year, 2 months ago
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The silliness is filtering through, already.
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Quietly, corporations and lobbyists fund the parties.
They have mis-judged the loyalty the Hillary supporters feel. They're not happy and I don't blame them ... she has been slighted badly and now they expect Hillary and Bill to make it all better.
It is becoming clear how self-centered the candidate is. The delegates have to sit there and express their support for a candidate they know is not the strongest choice.
And his latest line is that "McCain doesn't get it". He doesn't seem to get it ... -
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