Politically Uncorrected
Democrats Had Stronger Convention - But Does It Matter?
Political analysts put this year's political conventions in perspective by referencing some tumultuous events of the past
By G. Terry Madonna and Michael L. Young Let’s say it clearly. The Democrats had a good convention, one clearly reflected in a respectable post-convention bounce – the Republicans, not so much. Not that the GOP had a really bad or a dreadful convention. In truth, it had its moments. As conventions go, however, mediocre would describe it best. It wasn’t the worst and certainly wasn’t the best. But the really interesting question is whether it matters that one party had a solid convention while the other party’s convention was merely so-so. Will it alter the outcome of the presidential race? While many modern conventions of both parties have been uniformly dull affairs, long forgotten by Election Day, historically some party conventions have…
louis kootsares
9:42 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
patriotic?who along with his wife refused to saute the flag stand up when the national anthem played and said the new anthem should be changed?clue for the boohoo liberals..not romney... who apologised to terrorists who killed americans after they stormed our embassy?think hard...who wants to throw senior citizens to the dogs by taking 800billion from medicare.. the list goes on the answer is … more ›