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Wow! I’m more impressed with Palin with each passing day. Some of the best quotes of the RNC speech:

“They loved their country in good times and bad, and they are always proud of America,” Palin said an obvious dig at Michelle Obama, during her remarks about her small-town roots.

“I love those hockey moms. You know what they say the difference is between a hockey mom and a pit bull — lipstick,” Palin said.

And then she showed us what she means:

“In small towns, we don’t heap praise on working people when they are listening and talk about how bitter they are and they cling to their religions and guns when those people aren’t listening,” she said.

“We prefer candidates who don’t talk to us one way in Scranton and another way in San Francisco.

OMG, OMG, OMG!
McCain had the courage to pick a WOMAN!!!
We Win!!!

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t. Bill has been mistreated, called a racist, and pushed so far aside, one would think that he was a Republican spy. In a recent Slate Magazine blog, they asked the question Did Bill’s Speech Do Enough To Help Barack?

Has anyone else started to question just what the heck the BO camp wants from the Clintons? Do Bill and Hill need to give up their first born just to appease the DONC’s demigod? First, BO’s camp claim that the Clintons are trying to take over the convention. Then they claim he is obsolete. NOW, they don’t think he is using his pull, not doing enough for BO?

I’m beginning to wonder if the Clinton’s getting stuck on an elevator wasn’t a vast left wing conspiracy.

Watching Ann Price Mills speaking her mind was one of the most moving, touching experiences I’ve had throughout this election.

Like Ann I’ve been a life long Dem, but unlike Ann, I’m voting McCain this election. This country means too much to me. I can’t imagine why the DONC decided that a community activist was prepared to be the leader of the free world… I just don’t understand.

Ann, you spoke for the MILLIONS of women who voted for Hillary and I thank GOD that you were brave enough to speak out!