[Chgogal]

I disagree with you and I have given you ample proof to the contrary. It is obvious you were out for blood and Ryan's, Rubio’s, Martinez's, Haley's, Rice's, Love's, and Artur Davis’ speeches weren't tough enough for you.

MSM is already against us. We sure as hell do NOT need our so called allies, the “conservative” pundits bitching about our candidate as well.

[JediJones]

MSM is already against us. We sure as hell do NOT need our so called allies, the “conservative” pundits bitching about our candidate as well.

I couldn't disagree more. Politics as "team playing" is what will be the death of this country. Romney only got reluctant support from his detractors on the condition that conservatives were going to continue "holding his feet to the fire." When they stop doing that, we'll end up with an unchecked northeastern moderate/liberal president. The "rah, rah, go team R" mentality is a simplistic and dangerous one. Honesty remains the best policy.

[BIV]

Not that anyone asked for my opinion (that has never stopped me from proffering it), but I will list, in order of brilliance, and just IMO, the top five speeches given at the Tampa event.
The order or even the inclusion of certain speakers does not mean I agree with their dogma. I am referencing the oratorical flourish displayed.

Condi Rice - by far the best
Paul Ryan
Artur Davis
Susanna Martinez
Mitt Romney

Haley and Rubio did well, also.
Clint caused some heads to explode, so kudos to him.

All in all it was a great convention, and I have seen many.

Personally, I really missed Sarah.