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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (951445)	7/29/2016 9:26:43 AM
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7/29/2016 9:27:00 AM

From: locogringo

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She stunk up the place with her screeching and shrill voice and horrible faces:

How Hillary blew her big moment

New York Post, by John Podhoretz Original Article

Posted By: FlyRight- 7/29/2016 6:33:21 AM Post Reply

Well, Hillary Clinton took the stage after four days of Democratic triumph — the party staged what was even to these conservative eyes and ears the best, tightest, most interesting convention of our time — and pretty much stunk up the joint. Her speech was a Jell-O mold of a sort my Aunt Millie used to make — blandly gelatinous in flavor and texture with little pieces of boilerplate left-liberal policy suspended in it like peach chunks from a three-week-old can.

To: Wharf Rat who wrote (951445)

7/29/2016 9:27:31 AM

From: locogringo

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The Agony of Hillary

American Spectator, by Scott McKay Original Article

Posted By: Pluperfect- 7/29/2016 4:42:24 AM Post Reply

Chances are you didn’t watch the Democrat Convention Thursday night. Nielsen reports that better than 90 percent of the country didn’t. That’s a good and bad thing at the same time. It’s a good thing, because we shouldn’t wish for our countrymen to suffer unnecessarily — and to endure Hillary Clinton’s screeching, noisome, banefully discordant symphony of abject lies and trite banalities is indeed to suffer. It’s also a bad thing, because the more Americans are subjected to an interrupted viewing of that terrible hour, the better the chances the country’s voters will do their duty and insure we’re not