Monthly Archives: August 2008

This seems to be the tact taken by Dino Rossi and the rest of the Republican GOP party in Washington. The Seattle Times does a story about all the distancing local candidates are doing from the word Republican. This seems … Continue reading →

Thursday was a big night. As evidenced by the 40 million television viewers and the convention average of 22.5 million households a night. During the convention there was little time to blog unless you had an aircard, and there was … Continue reading →

John McCain’s criticism of Barrack Obama’s so called lack of experience and to be ready on day one PALES when compared to his ‘rolling the dice’ choice of running mate, Sarah Palin. Paul Begala wrote an excellent piece on this. … Continue reading →

Folks, it was an amazing day at invesco field that culminated with Barack Obama talking to America. Thousands expressed their pride for this moment in our history as well as their gratitude for his courage and leadership. There should be … Continue reading →

All right, I’ve made it to the last day of the convention and it’s onto invesco field where Barack Obama speaks to 70,000 strong. Just in case you haven’t heard tonight’s line up it includes Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen and … Continue reading →

Ever wonder what my schedule is like in Denver? Here goes: Up between 5-6:30 am. Delegation Breakfast at the hotel, 7-9 am. Featured speakers and updates on the convention business of the day. Blogging, email checking, and calling friends, 9am-? … Continue reading →

Well if anyone out there didn’t think that Hillary sealed the deal on unity on Tuesday night, Bill Clinton did. A great roar from the crowd when President Clinton mentioned that he was often criticized as too inexperienced to be … Continue reading →

Daily Kos has an interesting post on the high ratings of the Democratic Convention this year. Are you worried people aren’t watching? Don’t be. Via pollster.com, people are watching. The opening night of the Democratic National Convention drew more than … Continue reading →

What a great night we had last night. Kucinich, Schweitzer, and Hillary. For tonight, Bill Clinton, Bill Richardson, and our next vice president, Joe Biden are the featured speakers. The roll call of votes cast by states will occur earlier … Continue reading →

Hi folks. Live from the floor via an aircard. Dennis Kucinich is rousing folks with “Wake up America”. Everyone is on their feet. Now us folks on the floor are ready to Rock. Look for Maria Cantwell from 4 to … Continue reading →