John Harris & Jeff Zeleny

with Jeff Zeleny and John Harris
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on Wednesday, September 5, 2012 * * * * *

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Analysis at the Democratic National Convention with John Harris, editor in chief for Politico & Jeff Zeleny of The New York Times

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    1. Gelles  09/07/2012 04:42 AM Report

      Well Joe Biden screamed NEVER, NEVER, NEVER BET AGAINST AMERICA AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

      He is so right.

      Barack Obama screamed YOU, YOU, YOU, AMERICAN PEOPLE, NOT ME, ME, ME, HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY TO VOTE AND LEAD THE NATION TO WHERE I CAN BE THE GREAT DECIDER. Barack Obama is George Bush writ large.

      I have to vote for four more years of ambiguity because Obama wants events to govern the globe -- not ideas.

      I cannot vote for Romney because he is a money grubbing pirate. I do mot like Obama because he will not try to lead like a great source of doctrine -- he has no doctrine. But he will sympathize with the ideas made famous by the American experience. He is not a pirate . He is a pirate killer.

      This lousy archive is always two days late -- two days behind the shows just viewed. But it is still the best show in town even with the worst archive of audience comment.

    2. MotherLodeBeth  09/07/2012 04:02 AM Report

      Last week when I listened to the folks who spoke about the kindness of Mitt Romney seemed to be people only within his church. Nothing about how he ever helped others outside his own circle of folks.

      While the Obama folks tended to speak about you and me, and wanting to help folks outside their own circle of friends.

      I will admit the loud speakers who got cheers for 'abortion' turned me off, because it came off as big people not caring about the innocent life re unborn.

      I also find it interesting that between the two conventions, the Republican delegates looked so white and the Democrat delegated looked so black and tan.

    3. Gelles  09/06/2012 01:43 PM Report

      What CR software?

      Post-send correction software -- like Amazons:

      "This we need, because the last 4 years have proved the experts guiding America need a kick in the pants to make it more likely that we will deserve to lead a progressive planet into the best historical era anyone ever imagined."

    4. Gelles  09/06/2012 01:38 PM Report

      Relative to my sequential paragraphs below, it would be nice if our next president favored broadband access and neutrality that heralded the improved Internet and Charlie Rose software -- which, in turn, harnessed the wisdom of crowds to give us Wikipedia and the like, and a wiki-policy network. This we need, because the last 4 years the experts guiding America need a kick in the pants to make it more likely that we will deserve to lead a progressive planet into the best historical era ever imagined.

    5. Gelles  09/06/2012 01:30 PM Report

      In addition to the DEMAND and SUPPLY we will have voted for, we must elect a president who is dedicated to global peace, prosperity and America's defense establishment -- that is so critical to these objectives.

    6. Gelles  09/06/2012 01:26 PM Report

      In addition to the payrolls implied below, the new President should be selected because voters believe he will help the much-improved economy we will enjoy, will also PRODUCE and sell economic output -- at prices high enough to balance the NEW DEMAND we will experience on account of the new payrolls.

    7. Gelles  09/06/2012 01:16 PM Report

      Let us agree, JOBS are the priority -- and fair wages too.

      A president, named Obama or Romney, should be elected who can rally Congress and the banks, investors, and businesses, to move millions of Americans from un-and-under employment to as well paid jobs as possible.