Yes, I watched the speech, I watched the whole stinking RNC this week as a matter of fact. With a barf bag at the ready of course. Only used it once when the "Cindy Show" was aired. Even 3 glasses of wine did not help to dim the pain of watching THAT. Does the woman get it that spending over 300K on an outfit for that night alone is...is...that vein in my neck is proturding so I better stop.
Unemployment is at a all time high in 5 years at 6.1. Did McShame say how he going to move this Country foward? Did he talk about: creating new jobs, improving economic fundamentals, shifting the tax burden from the lower pay classes back to the upper pay classes?
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What the critics said:
Former Bush Speechwriter: "Pretty Disappointing"
National Review: "Flat, Forced"
David Gergen: "Mostly A Rerun Of A Lot Of Old Republican Ideas"
New Republic: "No Overarching Themes"
CNN'S Jeffrey Toobin: "Worst Speech By Nominee Since Jimmy Carter In 1980"
NY Times Blog: "Some Delegates Fell Asleep" (I think I heard the snoring...)
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TOM BROKAW: But the fact is, governor, that you have had eight years of a bush administration and a lot of Republicans in Congress for the last eight years, so why wouldn't the american people say, look they had their shot we're going to change?
TOM RIDGE: Because John Bush - because John McCain is very much his own man...
No Tom, you were right the first time.
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Oh, and I know this is trivial, except when it applies to Obama, but where was McCain's flag pin?
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