re: Amber Rose speech was the best damn speech of the nite.i didnt know who that girl was

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hmm, seems like I remember someone else welcoming sinners, thieves and prostitutes to their events.

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I get what you are going for... But left off the forgiveness of sins and go and sin no more

How many elections has "the party of serious people" won since 2004?

What has this perpertually losing wing of the party done to EARN the right to lead the party? Or did yall just expect to inherit it from daddy?

Yall have had plenty of time, plenty of chances to win big elections, but have failed to do so. I'd say your place at the table is where it should be.

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The more people realize that this isn't about left or right, but about restoring common sense and making rational decisions - then we can move forward. The country needs some sense of grounding again. It's been adrift for too long hyped on false promises issued by shysters in the media just trading the American soul for profits. We are owned by various corporations - whether it's pharmaceutical, weapons production, insurance, banking, etc. Americans, need to demand that we not get screwed in the process as politicians and multi-nationals extort our wealth.

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This.

To hell with “conservative values”. Get back in the middle, read and embrace the constitution, it’s that simple

It was a fun night, and I think the bigger picture is - if you are pro-life, you are not going to get an ounce of screen time at the DNC. I think most people don't agree with every damn thing their party stands for. It took some balls (or tatas) to get up there in the prime of her career and make that speech.

Come on, come all. Just leave any liberal bullshite at the door.

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Why can’t people see that this is no longer your dad’s Republican Party? It’s now a party that accepts everybody

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And will soon be pandering to everybody. I've seen this coming for years; the two parties are engaged in a complicated switch of positions on many issues. Much has already happened. Democrats used to oppose free trade; now they are the free trade party. Republicans used to be the party of religion. You can see that evanescing. Democrats are now the party of religion. For now, their religion is Woke. Republicans have abandoned any pretense toward fiscal responsibility. When the Democrats lose the black voters they might begin to oppose expanding the welfare state.

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And will soon be pandering to everybody. I've seen this coming for years; the two parties are engaged in a complicated switch of positions on many issues. Much has already happened. Democrats used to oppose free trade; now they are the free trade party. Republicans used to be the party of religion. You can see that evanescing. Democrats are now the party of religion. For now, their religion is Woke. Republicans have abandoned any pretense toward fiscal responsibility. When the Democrats lose the black voters they might begin to oppose expanding the welfare state.

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Welcome to the United States...California was a Red state up until the early 90s. Democrats ruled the Deep South until the late 80s for 120 years. Stuff changes.

Matt Walsh is the one disappointing people. He had horrible and damaging comments all night.

As a radically born again Christian, he is pushing people away from the Cross. He is demanding that sinners stay sinners and in their lane. And that is the
Pharisees way.

Priestly purity
The idea that Jews should adopt Temple rituals and priestly purity into their daily lives.



That is what Matt Walsh was last night. He turned people away from Christ by condemning them instead of having dialogue with them to present Christ. Instead he told them they were unworthy.

Ive never heard of her but her speech really resonated with my wife. She loved it.

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Matt Walsh is a enabler of the democrats. Actively calling out Amber Rose as a horrible person to be a speaker and demeaning her. Even said that she wouldn’t get a single vote turned to Trump. F that guy.

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I don't give a shite if this gal speaks at the convention or not, the Republican Party needs a more inviting tent, but Matt Walsh is right about this.