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To: 300winmag
Hillary sounded like she needed a couple of belts before giving her speech. It was presented in a grim monotone.

That's the only way I've EVER heard her sound. Grating.

I was anxious to hear Sarah Palin speak today, because I knew that would be an important factor. She was great; forceful, but not haranguing, so she didn't sound like she was preaching at the crowd. It's a voice folks won't mind listening to for a few years, unlike that of Her Heinous. ;o)

5,145 posted on 08/29/2008 7:40:06 PM PDT by SuziQ
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To: SuziQ
That's the only way I've EVER heard her sound. Grating.

How about the shrieking part, and the cackling?

5,146 posted on 08/29/2008 8:19:34 PM PDT by 300winmag (Deterrence is an activity, Destruction is a profession)
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To: SuziQ
It's a voice folks won't mind listening to for a few years, unlike that of Her Heinous.

Other than Joe Lieberman, who was excommunicated from The Party, does any liberal come off as a mensch? Someone who can carry any ordinary conversation with someone about ordinary stuff? They come across more like a phony British aristocracy, here to direct the lives of the unwashed. They also lead un-ordinary lives where someone else gasses up (and pays for) the SUV, or Gulfstream 5.

The best part is that the entire Nuremberg-style convention of the RAT party, including their Parthenon, is now overshadowed by McCain's VP pick. The RATs were blind-sided, and can only rely on their rapid-response smear teams to throw sh!t against the wall, hoping something will stick.

5,151 posted on 08/29/2008 9:11:25 PM PDT by 300winmag (Deterrence is an activity, Destruction is a profession)
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