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Michelle Obama at The Democratic National Convention
Shakesville —
I had some minor hiccups, so moving a bit slow. Michelle Obama "introduced" her husband in a resounding speech. Though, the segment directly after her speech with their children chatting with "daddy" via satellite was the clincher. ...
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Brilliant at Breakfast —
There. I said it. When you grew up when I did, it's sometimes hard to understand why people get all blubbery at Memorial Day parades, or when "Yankee Doodle Dandy" is played, or when the flag is raised. When the images of your youth are of black people being sprayed with hoses while dogs bark, or young people screaming in the streets and being maced and beaten by cops, or of a young woman weeping over the corpse of a college student shot down by National Guard troops at a student protest, or of the napalmed bodies of people living in a village in Vietnam who did nothing to us, the word "patriotism" can be an empty one. When the people who refuse to admit ...
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First Night Recap
talkleft.com 8/26/2008 — Michelle Obama did a great job I thought. It was important political work as well, as she improved her own image and the end, when Barack Obama appeared via satellite and the Obama kids were impossibly cute, was terrific political theatre. The ...
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The Rude Pundit
Michelle Obama Speaks to Idiot America : Yeah, yeah, Michelle Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention last night was potent, powerful, and amazingly well-delivered (really - she blew past "articulate" and went right to "inspirational"), and the kids were adorable, and, oh, sweet Jesus, the whole thing just gave one the same feeling as a warm, wet mouth on one's balls. But let's ...
The Video Kickoff: Reason in Denver —
Hit & Run
reason 's Matt Welch, Mike Flynn, David Weigel, and Tim Cavanaugh kick off the Democratic National Convention in Denver with a roundtable about what to watch for as the coronation of Sen. Barack Obama lurches on. This six-minute video of conversation and on-the-scene footage was shot by reason.tv 's Alexander Manning. Look for video updates here throughout the day.
C-SPAN gets interactive; text messaging benefits Dems —
The Moderate Voice
Sarah Lai Stirland at Wired’s Threat Level, reporting on tech Gadgetry at The Democratic National Convention:
It’s not only C-Span and the television networks that will cover the convention this year. Bloggers, video-loggers, and even party delegates themselves are promising to provide their take on the events at the Democratic National Convention. This could be the most ...