Palin talked about drilling. Then she said,"Laying Pipe"...I came...

[DennisAJC]

....In the house and turned on the TV because I wanted a better look on the big screen. Watching tv in the H2 strains my eyes.



After tonight's RNC, OBAMA IS DOOMED.

[3Hummer]

great speaches by both Giuliani (hope i spelt it right) and Palin, I thought it was great when Giuliani spoke about how Obama keeps switching sides and how if he "were Joe Biden I'd get that vice presidency in writing" thought that was hilarious and so true. I felt Palin made a great speach and really showed teh strengths of McCain, and Herself, and them as a team.

[DennisAJC]

Guilliani's analogy of "Interviewing 2 applicants" hit the nail on the head.



This tragedy would not have happened if Hillary was nominee.:clapping:

[Big Dad]

It's not a tragedy, it's a celebration....

[wpage]

It's not a tragedy, it's a celebration....

Agreed.

Happy days for the Republic!

[NewHummerGuy]

I loved her quote:

" Do you know what the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull are??? A hockey mom wears lipstick"

:clapping: :clapping: :clapping:

[DRTYFN]

She's really going to be something special - very good speaker, great presence and has that tough-as-nails aura. I was very impressed with her delivery. Biden better watch out.

[KenP]

37 million Americans watched her last night!:perfect10s:

[LR wolf]

37 million Americans watched her last night!:perfect10s:

38.4 for Obama,cant find any McCain numbers, not that any of that makes a difference
but i'm glad to see Americans taking an interest:clapping:

[KenP]

38.4 for Obama,cant find any McCain numbers, not that any of that makes a difference
but i'm glad to see Americans taking an interest:clapping:He's the unqualified #1 on the dumacrats ticket, she's number two. The numbers for her are shocking, especially since Ofrah is pushing women to back Hussein Obama.

BET showed Hussein Obama, but not her. Hummm....

She'll be here on the 18th. I believe we'll go say "Hi".:clapping:

[KenP]

38.4 for Obama,cant find any McCain numbersHere they are:
McCain drew 38.9 million viewers for his speech last night in St. Paul, according to Nielsen. That was a half-million more viewers than Obama drew for his speech in Denver.

Fortunately for McCain, he also outdrew his own running mate, who had drawn an extraordinary audience in her own right with her convention speech this week, 37 million.
http://www.swamppolitics.com/news/politics/blog/2008/09/mccain_obama_gop_won_tv_viewer.html

:perfect10s: :clapping: :clapping: :perfect10s:

[KenP]

Hey Wolf, don't forget about this: Obama's speach was shown on MORE networks than McCain's and Palin's were.

CBS, ABC, NBC and the Spanish-language networks Univision and Telemundo broadcast McCain's speech. It was carried on cable by MSNBC, CNN and Fox News. In addition to those, Obama's address at Denver's Invesco field also aired on Black Entertainment Television and TV One, channels primarily geared to black audiences. Those networks didn't air McCain's speech. That's pretty screwed up, unfair and unbalanced. Pitiful.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aKjsGDFVPt3E&refer=home

[Angus]

Hey Wolf, don't forget about this: Obama's speach was shown on MORE networks than McCain's and Palin's were.

That's pretty screwed up, unfair and unbalanced. Pitiful.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aKjsGDFVPt3E&refer=home

YES I AGREE

[3Hummer]

very unfair i think the race card is being over pushed i mean in the end arent we "all americans, where race doesn't matter becuase we are all created equal" if thats really the case which i feel it is i think they are doing wrong by pushing that point.