What are CNN, Faux and MSNBC saying about speech?

[brettdale]

What are CNN, Faux and MSNBC saying about speech?

[doc03]

1. Tweety had a tingle up his leg. I hear someone on CNN said it

was like FDR. I am sure Faux will think it was the best since Raygun.

[woolldog]

5. Jeffrey Lord said the FDR thing. He's a Trump surrogate on CNN.

He'd say that no matter what.

[vadermike]

2. we are in trouble

i think we may be looking at pres trump god help us

[Loki Liesmith]

4. You sure scare easy.

[rjsquirrel]

6. Aww come on

Courage!

[AgadorSparticus]

10. Oh for god's sakes. Stop it. That convention was a clusterfuck.

A downright clusterfuck.

[LW1977]

3. Tweety had another tingly feeling..

[virtualobserver]

8. Tweety thinks with his tingle

[moonscape]

7. PBS Mark Shields said:

"If I had to sum it up I'd say "It's always darkest before it goes pitch black" It was not morning in America, it was midnight in America"

David Brooks said it was relentlessly dark. The shouting got to him. And focus on Law and Order was wrong ... and ... wait for it ... "Hillary Clinton is going to drive a truck through it" )

[Mike Nelson]

9. Did not see FOX...

...others give mixed to negative reviews. Angry, loud, long, aggressive...

[davidn3600]

11. It doesn't matter what they think...its what American voters think

What did the independents think of this? What did the undecided voters think of this? We can only speculate?

It was dark and angry and perhaps fear-mongering. That might have rubbed people the wrong way. It may have turned voters off.

But perhaps that kind of speech matches with what much of the public feels right now. A strong majority of Americans are angry at their government. They think the country is on the wrong track. So perhaps to a voter like that, this speech came off as realistic instead of the typical sugar-coated and positive speeches you typically hear at these conventions.

Just some thoughts.