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To: TheRhinelander

I saw it the same way you did: Ann was fine but I thought Chris Christie was great. To me, he outlined the challenges we face as a country. I don’t know what she could have said that would change my impression. They are both preaching to the choir. BTW, I am a woman and didn’t necessarily feel any connection with her. Not that I didn’t like her, it just didn’t move the needle for me.


5 posted on 08/28/2012 8:34:16 PM PDT by luv2ski
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To: luv2ski

Her speech did not move me, either. I am a woman, but then I was cooking in the kitchen so missed some of it.


101 posted on 08/28/2012 9:10:08 PM PDT by bboop (Without justice, what else is the State but a great band of robbers? St. Augustine)
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To: luv2ski

Mitt Romney is the boss you wish you had if you kick ass and get your job done. You can quote me on that.


102 posted on 08/28/2012 9:10:33 PM PDT by TheRhinelander
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To: luv2ski

Interesting! I had quite a different view! I thought Ann hit it out of the ball park. It is one of those impressionable moments that will stick in your memory for a very long time. It actually brought back memories of Sarah Palin’s acceptance speech. I thought she was amazingly poised, passionate and spellbinding

And as for Christie, I don’t know what everyone is talking about. The whole speech was red meat. he didn’t have to mentions obama by name every two seconds to show scorn for his failures and presidency. In fact I rather was happy that he spared us this miserable man’s name yet he attacked everything about him.


135 posted on 08/28/2012 9:23:26 PM PDT by parisa
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