The snarkiness continues on day 2 of the Democratic National Convention. Reverse Order:
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@davejohnston:“I *might* back Universal Nachos.”
“Militant lesbians and beta males unite! Together we shall achieve mediocrity!”
“”I’m a United States Senator….because Rudy Giuliani got cancer.”
“Bow before the Great Pumpkin!
Popularity: 33% [?]
Admittedly, sometimes I get bored, and I have to entertain myself. The Democrat National Convention started last night, and I saw it as a perfect opportunity to burn off all the energy that Diet coke tends to provide. I know I said I wouldn’t cover the DNC, but I couldn’t help myself. I went Twitter-crazy. Here is the entire batch of comments (in no particular order) for your enjoyment. Note: Typos have been corrected for your reading pleasure.
Popularity: 37% [?]
Popularity: 40% [?]
I need somebody to explain something to me. I really do.
Why exactly is it, despite all that has happened since the 2006 midterm, (which in reality isn’t much, nice job, Nancy) “conservatives” still seem to think that we need to move left to win an election? Or at least, “It’s not what we want, but it will do.”
I’m completely baffled. Could we *please* grow a set?
To be more direct, what I’m actually talking about at the moment is the half-baked idea that Joe Lieberman would be the ideal running mate for John McCain this November. For the love of God, has everybody lost their minds? What in the hell is wrong with people?
I realize I’m coming off as rather terse here, but it’s all I can do to keep exploding in a fit of rage.
Popularity: 45% [?]
Introduction:
Just a little under seven years ago, my life changed. Actually, I think every American’s life changed, whether they can admit it or not. Who among us ever would’ve thought the course of American history would be changed so drastically in a matter of moments? I certainly didn’t, and I bet most of you didn’t either. Let’s face it. We in this country have been able to lead what a great many might call insulated lives. Depending on your point of view, I suppose you could see that as “lucky”.
