Billy_Kinetta
Paladin of the Lost Hour
- Mar 4, 2013
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What a dismal format the Democrats came up with. Leaving the laughable apocalyptic content aside, it was the most Gawd-awful boring event in recent memory.
Reportedly the Republicans have a similar format. They should drop it, immediately.
What they should do is cut it to two hours per night, with each night assigned a topic: economic policy, domestic policy, and foreign policy. Have the strongest Republicans in each topic in an open roundtable meeting to discuss the decade of failures by the Democratic party (and their Republican cohorts - name names), and the plan for the future. Keep it upbeat, keep it humorous, but keep it all business. Intersperse the discussion with videos of Democrat rioting in the cities and their statesments about obviously unconstitutional changes they seek to impose upon Americans.
No touchy-feely musical performances by people most have never heard of.
The last night would have Trump make a one-hour speech describing his first term record and acceptance of the nomination from the White House lawn, with supporters in attendance.
Reportedly the Republicans have a similar format. They should drop it, immediately.
What they should do is cut it to two hours per night, with each night assigned a topic: economic policy, domestic policy, and foreign policy. Have the strongest Republicans in each topic in an open roundtable meeting to discuss the decade of failures by the Democratic party (and their Republican cohorts - name names), and the plan for the future. Keep it upbeat, keep it humorous, but keep it all business. Intersperse the discussion with videos of Democrat rioting in the cities and their statesments about obviously unconstitutional changes they seek to impose upon Americans.
No touchy-feely musical performances by people most have never heard of.
The last night would have Trump make a one-hour speech describing his first term record and acceptance of the nomination from the White House lawn, with supporters in attendance.