But what else is new?
Really the whole thing was pointless, crass and ridiculous--not to mention, grating on the ears--but I guess somebody took a poll and realized that there was one element of the Big Tent 2004 RNC that they had yet to appeal to: The dumbed-down MTV sh*t-for-brains GenX/Y/Z crowd. Well, they are Americans, too, I suppose. Whatever.(Man. Dude. Or whatever the exclamatory is these days).
Use of the TV mute button put AmericanInTokyo's family out of our collective misery until they got those two ("you know who's" as Barbara Bush puts it) off the stage and we got back to the real program.
Let's hope we don't have to suffer through another one of those pandering-to-the-lowest-nature-in-us disasters this political season or in future conventions.
And this lady with the remote mike reporting excitedly with the coarse, stressed-out voice from various state delegations. It's worse than finger nails on a blackboard after a hangover. Whats' up with THAT?
.............And this lady with the remote mike reporting excitedly with the coarse, stressed-out voice from various state delegations. It's worse than finger nails on a blackboard after a hangover. Whats' up with THAT?......
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I was at my computer when I first heard her, (purposely arranged so I can't see my TV from there). My first thought was, "what the hail is Hillary yelling about now?"
Talk about a chalkboard moment!