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February 01, 2011 08:25 PM UTC
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That they dissed Cleveland.
They really, really need to win Ohio.
It’s bold. It’s sends the message that the Dems aren’t going to settle for just the traditional mid-west battlegrounds, they plan on fighting it out in traditionally red 2004 Obama states like North Carolina, Indiana, etc.
If they had picked Minn or Ohio, the media narritive would be that they were already losing. You don’t score any goals playing only defense.
First King James, next 21 straight losses and still going, now the Dems?
That’s pouring salt into an open wound.
Next they’ll move the rock ‘n roll hall of fame museum to LA. Or Philly. Or New York.
why the Rock HOF is in Cleveland. Memphis makes more sense IMO. Guess I’ll google it one of these days…
on WXEL in Cleveland in 1951 when he coined the term rock ‘n roll.
He played rhythm and blues music, but because of the Jim Crow mentality that was in effect at the time, he had to come up with a different name or white people wouldn’t buy the records (also called “race music” at the time). He renamed the music rock ‘n roll.
That was, of course, before Alan Freed was discredited in the Payola scandal.
http://www.history-of-rock.com…
I thought that was in New York. Thanks.
and ended up at WABC in New York. That was a flamethrower station with a potential audience of millions.
That’s where he was in 1959 when the payola scandal broke.
Cleveland Rocks.
Hey, it gave the world the Dead Boys and Pere Ubu!
while we got a domer QB who warms the Bench. I’d say they got the better deal.
These trains are carrying jobs out of Cleveland
most beautiful charming old cities. Great idea.
as the country’s second-largest banking center and with an up-and-coming African American mayor. North Carolina also has one of the fastest growing Hispanic populations. Sounds like an excellent location to trumpet tax and immigration reform over the next two years.
What’s their average humidity at that point? 80%? 85%?
Note to self: Do not fight to be delegate.
Why does the location have to be so damn political? 😉
But all of the contenders this year had the same issue in August – they’re all hot and muggy. The big weather downside to Charlotte is that it’s a potential hurricane target.
Hmm. Alaska is beautiful and sweet smelling in August. ;-D
but if it’s like Chicago, it’s probably not any cooler in the summer.
I couldn’t imagine lining up to be a delegate to a conference at the mistake by the lake.
St. Louis or Minneapolis, yes. Charlotte, definitely. Cleveland… I’m sorry, but it just doesn’t appeal.
Which is: Try to win a Southern state in 2012.
Hold onto North Carolina, at least. Florida, if possible. Anything else would be, as they say in New Orleans, a lagniappe.