Words of Maryland governor pitched to big hall, not the small screen
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, one of the most prominent Democrats in the country, was a given a dream slot Tuesday night at the party's national convention, speaking from 9:55 to 10:05 p.m. when prime-time viewing was likely to be near its peak.
I cannot tell you how his speech played in the convention hall in Charlotte; you'll have to read the accounts of the Sun reporters on the scene for that. But I will tell you this: It was not a very good TV speech, and I suspect it played poorly in many living rooms around the country.
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This convention is like a gift that keeps on giving to the GOP. Today's 3 day Rasmussen tracking poll shows another bump for Romney who now has a 3 point lead. This is unprecedented. Historically during conventions that nominee has always gotten the bump.
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