Acceptance speech
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All of those Democrats living in DC have to be really pissed.
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“ This speech is the political equivalent of a CSA: You get a random box of whatever the farm decides to deliver that week, and inevitably it's a total grab bag. You don't recognize half the vegetables and the other half is just kale. But, you know, at least there's a lot of it.”
@jon-nyc said in Acceptance speech:
“ This speech is the political equivalent of a CSA: You get a random box of whatever the farm decides to deliver that week, and inevitably it's a total grab bag. You don't recognize half the vegetables and the other half is just kale. But, you know, at least there's a lot of it.”
Q will have so much fun deciphering it.
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That’s a helluva fireworks display.
@LuFins-Dad said in Acceptance speech:
That’s a helluva fireworks display.
Just watched from my rooftop.
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Is it normal for incumbents to do their convention at the White House?
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@xenon said in Acceptance speech:
Is it normal for incumbents to do their convention at the White House?
It’s also not normal for there to be “political/convention fireworks on government property” which the liberal media liked to mention about 10 times in the minute after the speech ended, at least on the CBS channel i was watching last night.
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@xenon said in Acceptance speech:
Is it normal for incumbents to do their convention at the White House?
Why would you ask that question? Quiz time where did Trump and the RNC want the convention?
@Loki said in Acceptance speech:
@xenon said in Acceptance speech:
Is it normal for incumbents to do their convention at the White House?
Why would you ask that question? Quiz time where did Trump and the RNC want the convention?
89 mention he could see the the fireworks, and I remembered I’ve usually seen these things in stadiums. But wasn’t sure.
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Speech was too long and didn't have the typical Trump Fire throughout.
But if anybody needs a comparison, the Dems candidate delivered a canned, edited speech. Trump delivered a live speech with a bit of improvisation.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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He was tired at the end, you could see it. But who wouldn't be?
I thought it touched on the topics that are winners for him really well. As I said, if he stays on message and doesn't get sidetracked down rabbit holes he should win. As nearly as I can see teh Democrats don't have a message other than we're not Trump.
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Independents took a huge swing toward Trump, to 52%.
I don't trust polls, though. I trust what I see. And I have yet to see the first Biden sign or bumper sticker I saw a video of a Biden rally made up of golf carts slowly inching their way down a street, and a Trump rally made up of hundreds of speed boats and thousands of people. I've seen more and more blacks for Trump videos. Tons of them.
I think the black vote for Trump this time is going to leave the democrats stunned. °fa-info°(information text)
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I remember my father being in disbelief that Clinton won in 96 because he didn’t know a single person who voted for him.
"You never know what worse luck your bad luck has saved you from."
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Speech was too long and didn't have the typical Trump Fire throughout.
But if anybody needs a comparison, the Dems candidate delivered a canned, edited speech. Trump delivered a live speech with a bit of improvisation.
@Jolly said in Acceptance speech:
Speech was too long and didn't have the typical Trump Fire throughout.
But if anybody needs a comparison, the Dems candidate delivered a canned, edited speech. Trump delivered a live speech with a bit of improvisation.
https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/republican-convention-trump-nomination-speech-too-much-trump/
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I remember my father being in disbelief that Clinton won in 96 because he didn’t know a single person who voted for him.
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I remember my father being in disbelief that Clinton won in 96 because he didn’t know a single person who voted for him.
@jon-nyc said in Acceptance speech:
I remember my father being in disbelief that Clinton won in 96 because he didn’t know a single person who voted for him.
I didn't know a single person who voted for Mr. Nixon in 1972.
Mr. Nixon won 49 of 50 states.
