[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

The democraphics were interesting.

I would say that it was mostly black. The whites were union members. There was also a large contingent of Arabs for pandering.

From what I understand, tickets were given to City and State Employees, the UAW, AFL-CIO, and Teachers Union. So obviously it was stacked.

It was a great event for people watching. People were from everything from jeans and t-shirts to sequins and furs. The audience around me was pretty rowdy and mouthy. They were loud with their comments. I did promise my friend that I would be quiet and respectful, and taking notes did keep me from blowing my stack, but around 8:30 or so I couldn't take it anymore and did start pointing out the lies.

I am glad I didn't have a stroke or didn't simply explode. One good thing about this experience is that it demonstrated to me how fractured the dems are, but how solid they would be with Hillary.

They hate Bush. That's their party platform.

They love Clinton. Kerry's line of " If you liked Clinton you will love Kerry" was a big crowd pleaser.

When the politican hags, I mean women of Michigan arrived, Granholm, Stabenow and Kilpatrick, the audience went nuts. This is the same reaction I saw when I in filtrated the Hillary crowd. They want a woman and they want one so badly. Personally I don't understand it since Hillary is evil, but I am of the opinion that many people don't think before they vote.

[Texas dog]

Well, this was a very insightful report; not to mention LOL entertaining. Thank you!

Now that you have been able to stare the beast in the face, so to speak, which of these ambulatory disasters will the 'rats nominate, do you think? I utterly cannot imagine anyone voting for any of these gushing idiots.

But then again, I couldn't imagine anyone voting for Clinton, either.

Twice.

(P.S. - keep your oar. I think you're gonna want it a lot over the next year.)

[PGalt]

I'm surprised none of the candidates said happy birthday to Hillary during the debates. Her mom never had a "right to choose". /sarcasm

[EllaMinnow]

Here you go - I think this will help.

I spent the evening watching "Interview with the Vampire." The vampires weren't nearly as scary as Kerry and Dean.

[RonDog]

What abour your marvelous QUESTION?

"When Hillary enters the race, will you all drop out?"

Did you get a chance to ASK it?

[N. Theknow]

Um....Did anyone think to capitalize on this event and have a Kool-Aid stand outside the theater?

[Gritty]

For your selfless service, above and beyond the call of duty, you deserve the Medal Of Valor.

Being there on the ground floor, was there any possible way to tell the difference between the events at the Fox Theatre and your garden variety Brownshirt Rally - other than the accents and the grainy film, of course? I couldn't see any!

It even seems one of the high points of the Rally was a call for a Krystallnacht against the Judenmensch Religious Right!

[Utah Girl]

Excellent comments, I'm glad you made it out alive. And I totally agree with you about Hillary. The dems are splintered when it comes to the 9 dwarves, but they would rally round Hillary. Frightening thought.