So they tell me there were a couple of other things going on in New York City tonight besides the Indians-Yankees game. (I might have mentioned earlier that the Indians handed the Yankees their worst loss in history tonight, by a score of 22-0. That's right, 22-0. Worst ever. Tonight. Indians. Did I mention the score?)
I switched over to the convention coverage in time to see most of Arnold's stirring speech. I haven't seen the full text posted anywhere yet, but he really had the place charged up. There was nothing forced or insincere about his message tonight. (Frist, for example, seemed wooden by comparison, and the less said about the Bush twins the better.) But Arnold was at ease and positively beaming. I was proud of him, especially of his message of hope and promise for his fellow immigrants and his welcome to them on behalf of the Party.
If you missed Rudy Giuliani's speech last night, as I did, here are some selected highlights from FPM. And Power Line has some video from Night One.
UPDATE 9/1: Here's the text of Arnold's remarks.
Posted by dan at August 31, 2004 11:57 PM