Tonight, the 2024 Republican National Convention came to a close after a lengthy speech by presidential candidate Donald Trump. In his first major appearance since the attempted assassination, Trump described (perhaps for the only time) what he went through last Saturday — props to Vigilant Fox for creating the clip!
You can watch the entirety of Trump’s 90-minute speech here:
FWIW, I thought it started off strong but sort of faded at the end when Trump fell back into his old habits. I think it would have been more impactful if he had cut it off after an hour…..but I guess he still had an hour’s worth of talking to do from Saturday’s rally.
……….but here’s what MSNBC thinks is important about the speech: (And honestly the reason I’m sending this out tonight instead of working it into tomorrow’s article….)
Can you imagine a political party putting all its chips on one person, instead of explaining how the president is really a team and it doesn’t matter if the executive has an early bedtime?
I know some of you guys watched live, and more of you will watch after the fact — what did you think about the speech?
No recap of the evening is complete without this:
Couldn't make it through. But so many other speeches rocked....I sure hope Ramiswamy gets a cabinet position. Recently I saw a news clip where they were talking about how debates are unfair, the candidate should have their staff on stage with them because....nobody can know everything....really??? Tell that to Vivek. Can't wait for Vance/ Harris debate. I bet she calls him a racist. Anyway....first ever watching a political convention...surprisingly....I liked it!!
Since you bring us such joy so often, here are some “Friday funnies” for you, from one libertarian/politically homeless person to another:
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Lolz, oh how we know.
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None of my lefty friends get this:
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If you haven’t seen the movie “Still Mine”, or read about the epic disaster of what happened to Canadian Craig Morrison, you should (if you want to be further enraged by government bureaucracy).