I know I am simply asking for it in writing this blog, but I have to let off steam. Why did I start and finish my day yesterday defending Jennifer Ganholm’s speech the night before? She hit a home run, giving a passionate, spirited, dead-on speech that energized the convention hall. Had she been a … Continue Reading →

Wow, what a night! I get nervous for any political spouse when they are front and center. It is a difficult place to be: you love your spouse, you want to help them, and people don’t really know what they want you to be. Someone like Michelle has had her own career, knows and understands … Continue Reading →

I arrive in Charlotte in a pensive mood, remembering conventions of past — the energy, the excitement, the passion of being involved in the political process; that feeling you were part of something big; the attitude you could change the world; the view that the future was endless with opportunity and hope. As I said … Continue Reading →