ghostrunner wrote:Speech was kinda meh for me. Lots of typical stuff in there. Not even close to the speech on race, but it's not that kind of thing I guess.
Also, I liked them using Springsteen last night over whatever god-awful country song picked up as soon as he finished talking.
The dramatic orchestra music is bad too. I feel like the Joker's about to show up in a blimp strapped with explosives.
I think tonight was the night he tried to take away the ammo of inexperience and celebrity factor from the republican party. He isn't there for him, he's there for us...how can you argue against that?
If his speech wasn't uplifting enough, my guess is that it was planned to show that he can be uplifting, humble, and yet firm and decisive. We heard a lot more about himself, his plans, and his vision.
Every time I see him speak, I'm reminded that our leaders can and should be intelligent.


