“My fellow Americans.
I come before you today to present to you my Vice Presidential Nominee.
She, yes she, has less experience then Barack Obama.
She has, and rightly doesn’t need, any foreign policy experience (because I’ve got all that).
She wasn’t my first choice, but she comes in at a good second.
Please welcome, the Governor from the most […]

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UPDATE:  I’ll post a reaction later in the night, after processing and what not…
Let’s see how this turns out.  I’ll try to Live Blog it. *All quotations are approximate.
“Yes we can,” rings through the stadium with such a piercing sound.
First time we hear about Obama’s work with fired workers.  We find out when Michelle Obama […]

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The real deal, no fluff, and no zingers - which, however, may have made it less great then Beau Biden’s speech (or any of the speeches for the night) which preceded Joe Biden’s speech.  Beau Biden’s speech was moving, although such movement may have not been felt across the screen, the cameras clearly showed emotion on the […]

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Bada-Bing, Bada-Boom… “Merchants of Fear,” greatest line.
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For the middle part of Bill’s speech its as if he is telling Obama what he “will” do, rather then telling the people what Obama will do.
He started the speech by saying “my” Candidate for President did not win, but… well there was no but.
He ends the speech by doing the compare and contrast between […]

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And I was sitting here waiting for my text message while CNN has already confirmed with two Sr. Democratic sources that Obama’s pick for VP is Sen. Joe Biden (D-Delaware).  With Biden no where to be found, his staffers cutting their vacations short,the Secret Service sending suits to his house in Delaware, and the only chartered […]

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Before Obama went on his Tour of the World (a.k.a running for President of the World), the McCain Campaign stated it would use the week, rid of Obama, to focus on domestic issues.  But not everybody in the McCain campaign had the same idea, namely John McCain.
The week began alright (namely just the first day […]

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What amazes me is when people take one issue, build a pedestal and put it on there.  Then they dance around it beating some drawn sheep skin drum, shaking violently, and making all sorts of noises.  Case in point, each one of Obama’s policies.
In the beginning Obama said we need to sit down and talk […]

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I must concede that blogging anything of substances by one’s self is terribly difficult.  The rigors of the physical world on my time and space are too numerous to account for, and together they diminish the capacity for which I have to blog.  Nevertheless I must carry on such a torch when the realm of […]

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On this historic day, the Democratic Party of these United States of America has chosen an African-American to lead their party and our country in what will be our future.  Senator Barack Hussein Obama, a man of Black and White blood, a man of various cultures and identities, a man who seeks to lead not just […]

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