I thought all three of them were very effective, each in their own way. Ann Romney's speech was notable for simultaneously being a very effective political speech, but not sounding like a political speech. Chris Christie's “hard truths” and “second American century” were but just a couple of the excellent rhetorical devices he deployed. Another was “Leaders don't read polls – leaders change polls!” – that's one that could be used to describe him. Artur Davis provided a compelling example of someone who was hoodwinked by Obama in 2008 and is now searching for an alternative. I sure hope his estimate that there are 6 million more like him proves to be accurate!
A good starting night for the RNC convention, I think. To the extent that Democrats or Independents were watching, there's a chance it might have triggered some interest in the Republican candidate. And tonight is Paul Ryan night...
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