[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by Heels1989

Drugs:

These conventions are basically large pep rallies for their respective parties. The coverage I watched from both conventions, I didn't hear much policy talk, certainly less last night.

I realize that.

Obama certainly talked about policy quite a bit in his speech. He didn't exactly go in depth into 12 point plans and all - but he touched on a lot.

All Palin was good for was a whole lot of sarcasm with a smile about nothing that matters to 99% of people.

Other than drilling for oil and building pipelines - you got NOTHING. Basically, here is Palin's entire speech without all the sarcasm.

Pollsters and Pundits are bad,
John McCain's good,

I say prayers everynight for soliders, my son is going to Iraq next week,
John McCain was a good solider.

I have a special needs child,
familys with special needs childs are good.

My whole family is good and I like them,
small towns grow good and patriotic people.

PTA and city council members are good and so are hockey moms,
Focus groups and voter profiles are for the out of touch

Small town mayors good and responcible,
community organizer's have "no actual responsibilities"

Politicans with different messages in Scranton and San Fran bad,
John McCain good.

political establishment, washington elite, and media all REAL BAD!
I'm going to Washington for the people not them.

The special interest and good ole boys bad,
shaking them up for the people good.

Private Jet and personal chef are over the top.
Driving to work is great - but my own cooking isnt

vetoes and CEO's good,
Wasteful spending bad.

I am doing very good with my state,
Oil company lobbyists are doing bad.

Drilling for oil is good,
Not drilling for oil is bad

Obama gives good speeches and writes nice books,
but he hasn't wrote any major legislation.

Obama is wrong on all things foregin policy,
I have nothing to add though.

Candidates who promate change bad,
John McCain is change.

Obama and Biden didn't fight in a war,
John McCain did.

Gifted speakers inspire for a short time,
John McCain insires for a lifetime.