First night Michelle Obama.
  • Nice speech, good intro to who Barrack is
  • Not a forceful advocate, but she's the future First Lady, not a political hack
  • She killed the rumors of crazy BS the Fox News mouth breathers push

2nd night, Sen. Hillary's speech

  • What a great speech
  • forceful message, did everything to unify her party behind Barrack
  • The part on Underground Railroad, Keep Going was great
  • If this Hillary had been on the ground in Iowa and New Hampshire, running with nothing to lose, full out advocate for the progressive, Democratic ideas, this would be her nomination, not Barrack's

3rd nite, Pres. Bill Clinton

  • Great speech
  • Great advocate
  • Powerful stuff on the economy. I can remember when Americans used to grow jobs here
  • Foreign policy stuff was strong too.

3rd nite, Joe Biden

  • Great speech, kept it short, he wasn't the didactic, wordy intellectual he normally is.
  • Nice job of laying out Bush's and McBush's failures of the last 8 years on foreign policy
  • Great family, the son Beau getting shipped out to Iraq next month is a perfect backdrop for the entire Iraqi FUBAR occupation.

Other highlights

  • 2nd nite's Gov. Schweitzer - MT was great. He was my top pick for VP. Intelligent, down to earth, homespun, pro level story teller.
  • 3rd nite, the set of former military speakers was great. The retired Admiral who has left the GOP was great. Tammy Duckworth was great.
  • 3rd nite, the Spielberg/ Hanks soldier's video was good.

Obama's Night

Wow,

First off, Gov. Richardson was great.

Then they lead up to Sen. Obama with a group of warm ups,
  1. The woman from North Carolina, with her and her husband losing everything to illnesses and HMO's screwing them was a powerful talk.
  2. Mr Barney Smith, lifelong Republican and his Marion, IN losing their factory jobs to China, and him losing his healthcare, his job, savings and everything. Then he closes with we need a President who'll put Barney Smith ahead of Smith Barney! Dang, if the GOP had any sense, they'd have at least bought this guy off, thrown him $300-400k just to shut up.

Then Obama's speech. Home Run, game changer, last second clutch shot to win the championship. If Sen. McCain can't match this level of thinking, speaking and understanding of the 99.8% of America who make less than $5 mil a year, then he isn't qualified to win.