One of my favorite people of commentary is Jack Cafferty of CNN.
Jack Cafferty is the author of the best-seller "It's Getting Ugly Out There: The Frauds, Bunglers, Liars, and Losers Who Are Hurting America." He provides commentary on CNN's "The Situation Room" daily from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. You can also visit Jack's Cafferty File blog.
I found this commentary to be humorous and realistic. Bill's making a fool out of himself and wants to talk more about himself then his Party. The Hillary people have always made me gag.
Some of Hillary Clinton's supporters had threatened to disrupt the proceedings if their candidate wasn't shown the proper amount of respect. They're called PUMAs, an acronym for "Party Unity My Ass." They appear to be a humorless lot who cannot come to terms with the fact that the country didn't want Hillary Clinton to be president. So they have been throwing a hissy fit ever since the primaries ended. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton owes some big bucks, as in tens of millions of dollars. So if you're at the convention this week and you see her out in front of the hall selling pencils, buy one. She needs the money.
Tonight and tomorrow nights Clinton speeches should be interesting...hopefully, the PUMAs aren't in Denver. Cafferty's full commentary (and it's funny) can be found at:
3 comments:
I watched Hillary's talk last night
and I thought she did a wonderful
job. Guess the only thing they
are saying that she didn't say was
that he was experienced enough to
be president. Otherwise she did
great. She ask her voters if they
were voting for her or for the
country, the people who don't have
insurance, the veterans and etc.
If you care about those things then
you SHOULD vote for Obama. She got
off a couple of good lines, one
about Bush and Mc Cain going to the
TWIN CITIES which really drew a big
laugh. Tonight is Bill's night.
Can't handle him. The senator from
Montana did a good job too. It
should be interesting tonight for
am sure Bill will want to over show
Hillary if possible.
I caught most of Hillary's speech and it was good and hopefully some of the PUMAs will unify. I think the Montana guy was the governor and would be nice to see that state in blue but doesn't have too many EVs. What about the little monkey man, alien seeing Kucinish? He got a little crazy. I don't know if I even want to watch Bill but suppose I will.
Back to the first night, Jesse Jr. said a great thing, "this is the first convention with a view of a mountaintop." Wonder where Sr. has been lately--hopefully on a visionquest...
Montana guy said about oil drilling, 'even if we drilled in all of McCain's backyards...we wouldn't have enough domestic oil.'
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