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Republican convention sets record for number of viewers

Saturday, September 6th, 2008

More people watched the Republican convention than any convention ever. That includes the Democratic convention - stadium, Styrofoam pillars, and all.

I doubt this would be true had McCain chosen someone other than Sarah Palin. It will be interesting to see how this plays out over the next couple months, but I see the Republicans taking advantage of Palin’s ability to steal attention away from Obama. Of course, people trust her to lead on sound principles too. However you look at it, she was a brilliant choice.

The Republican convention was the most-watched convention on television ever, beating a standard set by the Democrats a week earlier.

Three times in two weeks, political speeches were watched by more people than the “American Idol” finale, the Academy Awards and the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics this year.

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Who can Obama be proud of?

I got to wondering today - does Obama have anyone in his orbit he doesn’t have to make excuses for, deny affiliation with, or demand is off limits? Is there anyone in this man’s life who has influenced him, taught him, advised him, or just been his friend, who Obama is comfortable putting in front [...]



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I guess only Republicans buy elections

Thy hypocrisy is stifling. I’ve seen liberals post about what great strategy Obama employed in opting out. Talk about a short memory.

Write this stuff down folks. Put it in a file. Save it to your hard drive. Whatever. It’ll be fun pulling it out in four years after Obama and friends have put this country in the dirt, when America will be desperate to chuck money at and vote for anyone or anything that doesn’t have a “D” by their name.

Hawaii Health Care Handout Halted

2 hours of work a week will pay for children's health care
“These children also could sign up for the HMSA Children’s Plan, which costs about $55 a month.” $55 - that means dropping the premium cable channels, no more going to the theater (or no more popcorn when you do), no more fast food and dining out, two hours of work per week at a minimum wage job, or maybe it means no more smoking, alcohol, or drugs.

Would the fairness doctrine work both ways?

I want things to stay as they are where the market is controlled by consumers. But, if we have to go down that other road, politicians shouldn’t be allowed to hide behind those in the media who are sympathetic with them. Liberal dominated media organizations shouldn’t be allowed to hide behind a facade of neutrality.

Something tells me those who promote the Fairness Doctrine will not like my proposals. They like the idea of neutering those who are most effectively spreading the conservative message, but they most definately don’t want both sides given equal time across all formats. They don’t want half of thet New York Times written by conservatives. They don’t want half of the NBC Nightly News hosted and reported by conservatives.

Joe the plumber’s past matters but Obama’s doesn’t

Why this treatment? Because Joe’s message is powerful and they need to defang it. Joe is the face of what’s wrong with Obama’s economic policy proposals.

The fact this private citizen expressed himself while the media happened to be recording is enough mandate to go digging through this guy’s private life and present it to the world.

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