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A Post-mort of the Republican National Convention
By Laura Knoy on Friday, September 5, 2008.
Republicans from around the nation meet in Minnesota's Twin Cities to formally nominate John McCain, hold planning meetings and rally the troops for the fall. After the last piece of confetti falls, we’ll look at what was said at the Republican National Convention, how much of an impact it made and where the Grand Old Party goes from here. Guests
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After listening to McCain's speech, I am at a loss to identify anything that he is promising that is different from what Bush and Republicans have been promising for years. Cut taxes, cut spending, eliminate corruption, telling the enemy what they must do backed by military bombing and invasion, the same clean coal, government subsidized nuclear, and drill more that have been the policy for the past dozen years.
That didn't work for Bush and the Republican Congress for six years.
So, what's different besides replacing Bush with McCain?