Mia Love to speak at RNC convention on Tuesday

so please tell me if I misunderstood something. Did George S really say he thought Obama should concentrate more on what's going on in the government than worrying about changing the name of the Redskins? Did he really say that? ...

I drug myself out of bed this morning feeling tired and mad at the world. Nothing new! I'm not really a morning person. I took a shower, felt better. I opened up the sliding glass door in my bed room and WHOOSH! A gust of fresh air blew in! It was cool and smelled green and fresh from the rain last night. I opened up the other windows and doors throughout the house and the breeze and scent swirling around my house lifted my spirits. I had a fe ...

From Smithsonian.com: "The answer, it turns out, has a lot to do with buggies and farmers markets. The Founding Fathers met at the Constitutional Convention in 1787, NPR explains, but at the end of the meeting they still had not resolved a number of questions about how to run an entire nation. One of those issues involved the timing of federal elections. As a quick fix, they decided to leave it to individual states to set their own voting days, which led to several decades of &ldqu ...

Nothing special. It's just a pretty morning outside and I'm getting ready to go to bed (!) and usually there's nothing special about Tuesday. So, happy Tuesday. May everyone's day be ridiculously productive and profitable. ...

I have to say I do not like debates. It seems to me that the broad audience of the American public has developed this "blood lust" akin to a boxing or wresting match or some Superbowl event. How can someone say that this person won on style, and this one on memorization of facts and figures and then vote for them? How does that relate to them being president, or one heart beat away? The only real message I can take away from these debates is how does my picture of this candidat ...

Seems to me each party changes the voting laws to the point where we the people never get the government wants. All of it rigged. I see it more this year. If Trump or Clinton walk away with this, then I say we need to challenge voting systems, especially for president. This explains Super Tuesday by a historian: http://video.foxnews.com/v/4781402415001/election-history-101-how-super-tuesday-was-born/?intcmp=hpvid1#sp=show-clips ...

Instead of the traditional 3-shot method they're going to try a 1-shot deal. Inmates taking the 3-shot method take about 7 minutes to die. With the new method, they aren't sure how long inmates will take to die, but they're guessing "under" 15 minutes.http://www.wdtn.com/dpp/news/local/o...drug-execution ...

This is one thing we have to look forward to. After it is all said and done, there will be 50 jobs out of the pipeline Trump wants to go forward with. The taxpayers who live where the oil spills happen will pay to have it cleaned up, not to mention how harmful it is to the animals and environment. Why would we want to go back to making fossil fuels are prime source of energy anyway? So we can make money! Lots of money! ...

For those interested, there is supposed to be a fantastic meteor shower display peaking from 1 am to daylight on early Tuesday morning. This is the Leonid shower which occurs about every 33 years. My sons and I have stayed up and watched them before, and we were not disappointed in the past. I just hope the weather is right. We live in the country and this affords a wonderful view. ...

Democrats give special interests a role at convention Organizers have found ways to skirt their own rules and give corporations and lobbyists a presence at the national event in September. The situation reflects President Obama's difficulties in delivering on a vow to limit the influence of money in politics. By Matea Gold, Washington Bureau 9:04 PM PDT, April 5, 2012 WASHINGTON — As a candidate in 2008, Barack Obama vowed to squelch the role of special interests in financin ...

If you miss some of the action, you can pretty much find it all at this link. They also have a live link (pretty cool). ...

Factions are warring. Some leaving because price too high $549 to attend. Palin to be paid $100,000 to be keynote speaker but denied it. Politico confirmed she was indeed being pain. Grassroots organization - my aunt fanny. I am enjoying seeing the non-elite duped again, though. ...

greet delegates dressed as giant vaginas. Real classy, folks, real classy. ...

Just read Obama's 2008 promises from the podium!! LOL - I can hear the raucous laughter now. That WOULD be cool, wouldn't it? ...

It will be interesting to see what, if anything changes in a week or so after the convention. Polling Data PollDateSampleMoEObama (D)Romney (R)Spread RCP Average 8/13 - 8/28 -- -- 46.8 45.7 Obama +1.1 Democracy Corps (D) 8/23 - 8/27 1000 LV 3.1 49 47 Obama +2 CBS News 8/22 - 8/26 1051 RV 3.0 46 45 Obama +1 ABC News/Wash Post 8/22 - 8/25 857 RV 4.0 46 47 Romney +1 CNN/Opinion Research 8/22 - 8/23 719 LV 3.5 49 47 Obama +2 ...

Democrat Convention Schedule Monday, July 25, 2016 11:15 AM Free lunch, medical marijuana, and bus ride to the Convention Forms distributed for Food Stamp enrollment. 1:30 PM Group Voter Registration for Illegal Immigrants. 3:15 PM Address on "Being the Real You" Rachel Dolezal, former Head of the Seattle NAACP and Caitlyn Jenner 4:30 PM "How to Bank $200 Million as a Public Servant and claim to be broke" Hillary Clinton 4:45 PM How to have a successful career withou ...

Hillary is losing ground and Bernie knows it. Maybe even Hillary knows it if she is not completely delusional. Hoping Bernie, the FBI and Trump can undo her desire to be queen of US. Bernie Sanders said today he will consider the Democratic Party's convention "contested," unless his opponent Hillary Clinton gets enough pledged delegates to win nomination without super delegates. ...

Romney's attempts at power grabs are ticking off everybody - tea party, state GOP leaders, and even his own delegates. Why would he need to suppress voters in his own party? Should be entertaining. http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/texas-delegates-planning-floor-mutiny-over-rnc-rules-225837647.html ...

Incredibly despicable man. No wonder he was hated in Congress. ...

Ben Carson, Fiorina, Christie, Paul, Cruz, Jindal, Walker. I sure hope the Republican party comes to its senses and promotes Jeb Bush. I don't see much hope for them any other way. I suppose there might be a slight run between Walker and Bush, although I absolutely detest Walker and would rather have Bush as opposition, just in case he wins. ...

It is not about the popular vote, it is delegates. Santorum won my precinct, but Ron Paul got all the delegates. The GOP cannot do anything about it because they are all stealth. It is all completely legal and something put in place to get around vote fraud/manipulation, mob rule, advantage by the wealthy, etc. They are gaming the GOP with their owned gamed system. :) http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2012/03/01/ron-paul-s-delegate-strategy.html ...

A police officer is at the podium and asks for a moment of silence for fallen police officers. The racist democrat thugs in the audience starting chanting BLM. Also, a veteran gets up to speak and the disrespectful dems turn their backs on him. Mind you, this police officer and this veteran were speaking at a DEMOCRAT convention. They may be rethinking their political positions this morning. Okay, bring on the pooper scoopers, those always at the ready to put lipstick on a pig. ...

http://lasvegassun.com/news/2016/apr/02/sanders-wins-most-delegates-at-clark-county-conven/ Bernie's picking up steam in the West! ...

Yay! This is a link from Washington Times - certainly never a paper that could be considered liberal. I imagine Trumpie's antics today will bring him down more. He should be ashamed of himself. He does not know what the word sacrifice means. ...

even among Republicans, according to a survey from Pew Research. But the group is still potent within the Republican Party — which means that Sen. Ted Cruz gets a bit of good news on an otherwise bleak day. "Tea Party" is a necessarily vague affiliation. There are members of Tea Party groups, of course, but Pew largely had to allow poll respondents to self identify. And a lot of Republicans did so. About four-in-ten (41%) Republicans and Republican leaners agree with the Tea Pa ...

Please let me know. I would not want to miss it. I heard him saying the other day that he will be "very special" at the convention. ...

Looks like he's going to need a miracle. Didn't see anything positive tonight though, maybe tomorrow. http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2012/09/obamas-popularity-dips-underwater-for-romney-a-faint-favorability-bounce/ ...

Mia Love to speak at RNC convention on Tuesday - (sm)

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