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The DNC convention was a bunch of celebrities and politicians that live in gated estates with armed security and no fear of losing their job telling us how our eyes are lying to us when we see catastrophic problems with the country. The RNC convention was not great, but it at least acknowledged reality.
In my opinion, the conventions are stupid and unnecessary to begin with.
I suppose you think Trump & Co. live in the suburbs with white picket fences and work at Walmart?
Yep. If I were a democrat leading a democrat style life I'm sure the flash, glitter and empty promises would have been great. For people living in reality and paying the bills of many who attended the DNC, the RNC was clearly better.
Michelle Obama gave a great speech..........at both conventions.
LOL.
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The RNC didn't have to pull their chairperson the opening day of the convention because it was proven that she assisted the party in manipulating the primary election like the DNC did therefore I'd have to say the RNC was a little less corrupt and a little more honest.
Well, sure, I guess. At least ALL the Republican past presidents were honest that they refused to attend the convention. Because they despise their own candidate.
And those many Senators and Governors, etc that just . . 'had other obligations."
I'll take reality myself even if it is ugly sometimes at least Trump wants to address them. The DNC to me was like watching a Holy Roller Revival while sugar coating the problems of our nation.
I suppose you think Trump & Co. live in the suburbs with white picket fences and work at Walmart?
I know right, especially with Trump being a billionaire. I'm pretty sure most his circle of friends and kids live in well gated or well protected homes.
OT: Today's headline in the NY Post: Hillary Addresses DNC; Waives $200,000 Fee !
Very poignant!
Oh...the conventions? Ugh. Felt for Bernie. Only sensible voice in that crowd. Hope Romney's (who?) rumored support for Johnson will get him to 15% and he can be a voice of reason during the debates. Can you imagine two or three hours of loudmouth and big a$$ haranguing with each other? That is more than anyone should have to listen to.
"three hours of loudmouth and big a$$ haranguing "
Based on your choice of words, I don't tink you would understand what they were talking about anyway
" That is more than anyone should have to listen to"
Who is holding a gun to your head to make you listen?
Well, sure, I guess. At least ALL the Republican past presidents were honest that they refused to attend the convention. Because they despise their own candidate.
And those many Senators and Governors, etc that just . . 'had other obligations."
The RNC was a flippin disaster and you know it.
I gotta tell you, even Trump's best buddy and shill Joe Scarborough was laughing his a$$ off at that one.
Joe Scarborough was swooning about the DNC this morning. Said it was the best Dem convention in 20 years and pretty much said that it made the RNC look pathetic. Thought it was Reaganesque, patriotic, optimistic and that the GOP has fallen short.
Also commented on that line about baiting him with a tweet, and then Trump turned around started tweeting and made himself look worse but made Hillary right. I think Joe and Mika are over Trump. They are starting to be concerned about foreign affairs being conducted by amateur Trump. The election is getting serious and real now, so Trump is more of an embarrassment to the GOP.
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