Conventions

That's what the media wants everyone to think and all they have talked about for days on end. Of course they are ignoring another fight that maybe brewing, this one at the GOP convention:

Two Nevada delegations are packing their bags for the Republican National Convention Sept. 1, and if the latest party ruling stands, neither of them will be seated.

A fiasco at the state convention spawned the dueling delegations -- one for John McCain and one for Ron Paul -- and their continued wrangling has exposed a split in the party that may spell trouble in a key state for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

Let's also not forget that Ron Paul is holding his own little convention during the GOP convention. Hopefully enough happens to break the one-track mind of the corporate media.

Rick Davis on the line up of speakers for the GOP convention:

"I think one of the things that is important, especially for John McCain, as unique a politician as he is, is to demonstrate the diversity and differences of ideology I would say of our party," Davis said. "I think one of the things that people forget about is we are not a very monolithic as a party. We really want to show some of that."'

Let's see this melting pot of "diversity" Davis is talking about:

Looks like a bunch of old white guys to me. And what about the differences in ideology? The only ideology these guys have is wanting more wars. Yeah this is a shining example of the GOP platform - kill everyone in the name of whatever excuse they can make up!

Good, now can the Democrats move to remove him from their caucus?