A Great Comparison of The Republican & Democratic Conventions

[WillowTree]

I just read this excellent article comparing and contrasting the differences between the Republican and the Democratic Conventions.

A Tale of Two Conventions | Mother Jones

I happen to agree 100%. What do you think?

I think yesterday at the DNC was a clusterfuck.

 

[Clementine]

Hmm, the same crowd that thinks Fluke and Clinton gave slam dunk speeches are the same crowd who earlier booed God and acknowledging Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

The difference between the two conventions is clear.

Republicans want fair laws and regulations that allow people to exercise all the freedoms we have. They see the country as belonging to the people and the elected officials as employees who serve the people.

Democrats have so many laws on the books that it's likely every American is breaking the law in some way. They want government to take the lead, not the private sector. The same government who has failed in every way imaginable. They see the people as government servants and all our assets as common property. When Democrats say "we are all in this together", they are not talking about themselves. Why else would they exempt themselves from the crap they pass as legislation, like Obamacare?

 

[blackhawk]

See the differences in real time...

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Your source was MSNBC which is about as biased to the left as Mother Jones and on a side note I could not help but notice that NBC is dedicating two prime time hours to the DNC tonight where ABC,and CBS are only giving one. Let me thing back to just a week ago did any of the three broadcast networks give the Republicans two hours of prime time coverage I believe that would be no not even for Romney's acceptance speech interesting that the day NBC decides to give the DNC two hours of coverage is also the night of Obama's acceptance speech. A little NBC bias here I wonder?

 

[Rozman]

I just read this excellent article comparing and contrasting the differences between the Republican and the Democratic Conventions.

A Tale of Two Conventions | Mother Jones

I happen to agree 100%. What do you think?

I would have liked to have read it.
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[C_Clayton_Jones]

On Planet Democrat, memory exists. In Tampa, there was a dark hole. At Mittfest, barely any mention of George W. Bush or his presidency occurred. History began the day President Barack Obama took office (with the exception of Paul Ryan claiming Obama was responsible for the closing of a GM plant that shut down before Obama assumed office).

In the rightist echo chamber of anti-reality, not only is Obama responsible for plants closing before he was president, but the president is also responsible for the December 2007 recession.

 

[Rozman]

– $ 16,015,323,454,395*

That was the US Government national debt a few minutes ago.
It has grown millions of dollars from the time I started writing this.

– $ 16,015,328,790,228*

This is what it is now a few minutes later....

The Zombie like lefties here and in the US say this President is not responsible for one penny of it.

Now let's talk about anti-reality.

 

[Stephanie]

On Planet Democrat, memory exists. In Tampa, there was a dark hole. At Mittfest, barely any mention of George W. Bush or his presidency occurred. History began the day President Barack Obama took office (with the exception of Paul Ryan claiming Obama was responsible for the closing of a GM plant that shut down before Obama assumed office).

In the rightist echo chamber of anti-reality, not only is Obama responsible for plants closing before he was president, but the president is also responsible for the December 2007 recession.

naaa, Obama isn't responsible for anything..remember it's all Bush's fault

 

[Rozman]

On Planet Democrat, memory exists. In Tampa, there was a dark hole. At Mittfest, barely any mention of George W. Bush or his presidency occurred. History began the day President Barack Obama took office (with the exception of Paul Ryan claiming Obama was responsible for the closing of a GM plant that shut down before Obama assumed office).

In the rightist echo chamber of anti-reality, not only is Obama responsible for plants closing before he was president, but the president is also responsible for the December 2007 recession.

Did you guys happen to see the clusterfuck that was the Democrat convention yesterday.
With that vote on the floor with the delegates regarding the vote on putting God and
Jerusalem back in the platform.....

Pretty fuckin funny....

 

[Rozman]

I think you dumb ass Libs should cool it with my convention is better then your convention....

Remember you guys still have Biden speaking tonight.
I'm sure Axelrod and the rest of Obama's ass kissers are holding their
breath till he's done.

 

[Harry Dresden]

I just read this excellent article comparing and contrasting the differences between the Republican and the Democratic Conventions.

A Tale of Two Conventions | Mother Jones

I happen to agree 100%. What do you think?

i think some of you guys dwell to much on this shit.....just like the Bullshit flowing out of Tampa last week.....this week its flowing out of Charlotte.....either way....its all shit and smells the same....

 

[Stephanie]

On Planet Democrat, memory exists. In Tampa, there was a dark hole. At Mittfest, barely any mention of George W. Bush or his presidency occurred. History began the day President Barack Obama took office (with the exception of Paul Ryan claiming Obama was responsible for the closing of a GM plant that shut down before Obama assumed office).

In the rightist echo chamber of anti-reality, not only is Obama responsible for plants closing before he was president, but the president is also responsible for the December 2007 recession.

Did you guys happen to see the clusterfuck that was the Democrat convention yesterday.
With that vote on the floor with the delegates regarding the vote on putting God and
Jerusalem back in the platform.....

Pretty fuckin funny....

That alone is going to turn off people from the Democrat party...
good show

 

[MarcATL]

On Planet Democrat, memory exists. In Tampa, there was a dark hole. At Mittfest, barely any mention of George W. Bush or his presidency occurred. History began the day President Barack Obama took office (with the exception of Paul Ryan claiming Obama was responsible for the closing of a GM plant that shut down before Obama assumed office).

In the rightist echo chamber of anti-reality, not only is Obama responsible for plants closing before he was president, but the president is also responsible for the December 2007 recession.

These people are rabid zombies. Nothing more, nothing less.

On Planet Democrat, memory exists. In Tampa, there was a dark hole. At Mittfest, barely any mention of George W. Bush or his presidency occurred. History began the day President Barack Obama took office (with the exception of Paul Ryan claiming Obama was responsible for the closing of a GM plant that shut down before Obama assumed office).

In the rightist echo chamber of anti-reality, not only is Obama responsible for plants closing before he was president, but the president is also responsible for the December 2007 recession.

Did you guys happen to see the clusterfuck that was the Democrat convention yesterday.
With that vote on the floor with the delegates regarding the vote on putting God and
Jerusalem back in the platform.....

Pretty fuckin funny....

If you people were intellectually honest, or just plain honest for that matter, you would admit that the dissatisfaction came as a result of not wanting to dictate a definite capital Jerusalem. But you aren't so you're going to continue to spew more swill like you.

Carry on.

 

[Avorysuds]

The difference is one had people show up, the other moved to a smaller venue and still had to buss people in.

 

[MarcATL]

One difference that IMMEDIATELY stood out to me was the fact the Republicans speakers spoke about themselves and their own accomplishments, and rarely if ever mentioned Romney. The contrast was STARCH with the keynote Chris Christie, who used the word "I" 37 times and mentioned Romney's name a total of "7" times. Most of the others, didn't call his name directly...just spoke of platitudes.

The Democrats, on the other hand, down to the man have STARTED off their speeches hailing Obama and his accomplishments. A RESOUNDING vote support, praise and admiration.

The Republicans don't believe in their guy, just mere months ago it was "Anybody but Romney" even in this very board.

The Republicans are toast...TOAST I said.

 

[Amazed]

One difference that IMMEDIATELY stood out to me was the fact the Republicans speakers spoke about themselves and their own accomplishments, and rarely if ever mentioned Romney. The contrast was STARCH with the keynote Chris Christie, who used the word "I" 37 times and mentioned Romney's name a total of "7" times. Most of the others, didn't call his name directly...just spoke of platitudes.

The Democrats, on the other hand, down to the man have STARTED off their speeches hailing Obama and his accomplishments. A RESOUNDING vote support, praise and admiration.

The Republicans don't believe in their guy, just mere months ago it was "Anybody but Romney" even in this very board.

The Republicans are toast...TOAST I said.

Well first....."STARCH".....did Farrakhan teach you that?

...and the Polls don't bear your stupid assertion out....nobody but you welfare kids like Bammy...and you can't even acknowledge his white side.

What does ****** owe you?

 

[MarcATL]

One difference that IMMEDIATELY stood out to me was the fact the Republicans speakers spoke about themselves and their own accomplishments, and rarely if ever mentioned Romney. The contrast was STARCH with the keynote Chris Christie, who used the word "I" 37 times and mentioned Romney's name a total of "7" times. Most of the others, didn't call his name directly...just spoke of platitudes.

The Democrats, on the other hand, down to the man have STARTED off their speeches hailing Obama and his accomplishments. A RESOUNDING vote support, praise and admiration.

The Republicans don't believe in their guy, just mere months ago it was "Anybody but Romney" even in this very board.

The Republicans are toast...TOAST I said.

Well first....."STARCH".....did Farrakhan teach you that?

...and the Polls don't bear your stupid assertion out....nobody but you welfare kids like Bammy...and you can't even acknowledge his white side.

What does ****** owe you?

Are you watching the tv dude?

Obama is BELOVED!

OK, I meant STARK not STARCH....so sue me.

 

[The Infidel]

One difference that IMMEDIATELY stood out to me was the fact the Republicans speakers spoke about themselves and their own accomplishments, and rarely if ever mentioned Romney. The contrast was STARCH with the keynote Chris Christie, who used the word "I" 37 times and mentioned Romney's name a total of "7" times. Most of the others, didn't call his name directly...just spoke of platitudes.

The Democrats, on the other hand, down to the man have STARTED off their speeches hailing Obama and his accomplishments. A RESOUNDING vote support, praise and admiration.

The Republicans don't believe in their guy, just mere months ago it was "Anybody but Romney" even in this very board.

The Republicans are toast...TOAST I said.

Well first....."STARCH".....did Farrakhan teach you that?

...and the Polls don't bear your stupid assertion out....nobody but you welfare kids like Bammy...and you can't even acknowledge his white side.

What does ****** owe you?

Are you watching the tv dude?

Obama is BELOVED!

OK, I meant STARK not STARCH....so sue me.

 

[Harry Dresden]

One difference that IMMEDIATELY stood out to me was the fact the Republicans speakers spoke about themselves and their own accomplishments, and rarely if ever mentioned Romney. The contrast was STARCH with the keynote Chris Christie, who used the word "I" 37 times and mentioned Romney's name a total of "7" times. Most of the others, didn't call his name directly...just spoke of platitudes.

The Democrats, on the other hand, down to the man have STARTED off their speeches hailing Obama and his accomplishments. A RESOUNDING vote support, praise and admiration.

The Republicans don't believe in their guy, just mere months ago it was "Anybody but Romney" even in this very board.

The Republicans are toast...TOAST I said.

Well first....."STARCH".....did Farrakhan teach you that?

...and the Polls don't bear your stupid assertion out....nobody but you welfare kids like Bammy...and you can't even acknowledge his white side.

What does ****** owe you?

Are you watching the tv dude?

Obama is BELOVED!

OK, I meant STARK not STARCH....so sue me.

Marc....he is beloved by those who are on the same page as him......should i be amazed by that?.....

 

[Some Guy]

You know it's a total bullshit article when it's demonizing the republican convention for putting latino and black representatives on stage to give good speeches. It might as well have said "you can't have blacks and latinos: you're supposed to hate them because we, i mean democrats, say so."

Obviously republicans hate blacks and latinos: how else can you explain how latinos and blacks got elected to represent them?

 

[Billo_Really]

Republicans are liars, which showed up in their speeches.