Few people seemed all that interested in the RNC.

The ratings were very low and it seems like a lot of the businesses in Cleveland hoping to make money off of the crowds were sourly disappointed.

I bet that makes you feel great, right? I wonder if it had anything to do with the far left radicals hindering everyone outside. Or, I wonder if you might be making your own story up to make yourself feel better about how good this convention was and how it has put the whole DNC on defense.

Well, it seems as though the old Villages geezers know what a donkey show is from their first hand experience.

They also believe they can tell the sex of a poster.

Are they right or not?

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Does your sexual orientation matter to anyone on here, goldenrain gopher? Nice of you to pop your head up out of the ground. We missed you. But everyone talked about you....."liberals with their heads in the ground"

Protesters eat too. Business was bad because it was not well attended. TV ratings were also down.

I thought it was one last dig to the old guard when Trump played the Rolling Stones song ending the night --You can't always get what you want.

No facts at all.
Just parroting what the talking points issue for the day tell you to say.

I wonder where all the folks in the convention center stayed and ate?

I wonder wher the thousands of law enforcement stayed and ate.

And yes we could wonder where the dem protestors stayed and ate....however they probably did not sdd much as box lunches and a piece of cardboard for sleeping were issued by the party.

Parroting what you have no idea about is not a good thing to do. Makes one appear stupid in the face of reality.

Yes, protesters do eat. However, the venders left when the protesters attempted to pay by food stamps and EBT's.

I thought the last song of the night was dedicated to Hillary, "Purple people eater." by Ray Stevens.