DNC BURNING THEIR HOUSE DOWN

[crazy2medic]

Does anybody else find it incredibly amusing that everything that was predicted to happen at the Republican Convention is happening at the Democratic Convention! I guess this is what happens when you put that many corrupt power hungry people in the same building!
Total melt down!

[mojo84]

The republicans put on their own version of a dumpster fire.

Hopefully, the DNC will out do the republicans.

[Skiprr]

I tried to watch for a while tonight; was set on seeing Bernie's speech. But I couldn't take it. After less an hour my TV was in dire danger of having a book or lamp or shoe...something thrown through it.

[TexasJohnBoy]

Me watching DNC...

[The Annoyed Man]

Me watching DNC...

I tried.....I honestly tried to watch it. I gave up after about 45 seconds. I just......can't.

[treadlightly]

Michelle Obama praised the protesters in Dallas for fighting for a better world for their kids - and never mentioned the police who died protecting them.

Profanity fails me.

[pushpullpete]

Me watching DNC...

I tried.....I honestly tried to watch it. I gave up after about 45 seconds. I just......can't.

I think we made it a few minutes. Neither my wife or I could take
the sound of the first ladies voice.... or the finger wagging for that matter.
He & his wife are a piece of work.

[John Galt]

I'm not watching as I don't like listening to people lie.

[mr1337]

I'm not watching as I don't like listening to people lie.

Best to stay away from politics as a whole, then.

[AJSully421]

I say that we give it the old Volunteer Firefighter treatment... let it burn.

[JALLEN]

The Rangers game was infinitely better, especially when Adrian Beltre hit the first pitch to him out of DFW for a 2 run walk off homer in the 9th.

[Ryan]

My facebook status this morning...

"Barnum and Bailey presents
'The Democratic National Convention'
That was even more fun to watch than the RNC.
Looks like it's a contest on which party can implode first."

[Lynyrd]

I tried to watch for a while tonight; was set on seeing Bernie's speech. But I couldn't take it. After less an hour my TV was in dire danger of having a book or lamp or shoe...something thrown through it.

That's why I didn't even watch.

[Skiprr]

The gavel is down on today's activities. And at least the early stages could be very interesting to watch. The expectation is that there will be a full, state-by-state roll call--to dispel any question of "rigging" or collusion --and that Vermont will be left until last. At which point Bernie will take the podium and call for a consensus vote and ask all delegates to cast their votes for Hillary. The undercurrent feeling seems to be that a fair percentage of those 40% of delegates who voted for Bernie are going to be vocal about it and vote Hillary.

I think there are some angry Bernie supporters on the floor, and party disunity could be prominently on display. I may even fire-up up the DVR, just in case.

I do not, however, plan to stay tuned-in to watch the first potential First Gentleman take the podium...