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To: bkepley

Mitt’s speech surprised me, especially after the half-way point. It built and built.. Condi’s was excellent as well. Ryan’s of course. Hard to tell. I think Mitt’s was simply because a lot of people had the lowest expectations from him. We knew Ryan and Condi would do well.


9 posted on 08/31/2012 8:05:43 AM PDT by mnehring
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To: mnehring

oops, never mind. You were asking the worst. I don’t feel like focusing on the negative.


10 posted on 08/31/2012 8:06:47 AM PDT by mnehring
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To: mnehring

I watched a few of Mitt’s speeches over the years and I always thought he was quite an effective speaker. He gave one in Iowa on the last run that I thought was pretty good. I have to say I liked Ryan’s and I liked Rand’s quite a bit. Newt should have left the wife in the crowd. Clint was my favorite because I am partial to him and he said some things that none of the other speakers mentioned like our quagmire in Afghanistan. Also, he did something I saw little of in the speeches and that was mocking this abominable president we have now. That needs to be done more, because it’s obvious by his quick response that he can’t handle being joked on. Only one other person makes fun of him, the pariah of the liberals - Rush. I wish more did. It’s an effective way to drive them crazy.

Others were very good. Nobody really seemed to be a letdown. Condi was good, very classy. Rubio has a stirring effect. I could go on and on and on. I did expect a bit more from Christy, but he wasn’t bad.


19 posted on 08/31/2012 8:13:12 AM PDT by commonguymd (New media has not replaced the MSM. It has emboldened it. Never underestimate the power they have.)
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