It was Sarah Palin's big night and the blogosphere is alive with reaction. First off, Travis at the aptly-named Lucid Idiocy checks in with his "jerk" reaction.
But ATLmalcontent says liberals should at least acknowledge that Palin put on a good performance for the faithful.
Decatur Guy doesn't agree. He writes at Atlanta Public Affairs that he thought Palin along with other speakers last night came across as bitter, angry and condescending about Obama's candidacy.
Of course, Hurricane Gustav almost stole the spotlight from the Republicans and at Live Apartment Fire, there's a nifty critique on how the local TV stations covered the weather event.
While the Democrats and Republicans bicker, Atlanta's still stuck in a massive traffic jam. B at Terminal Station takes a look at the state's commuter rail plan and notes that riding a train will take longer to reach Atlanta than driving. Which leads him to ask: If we're gonna spend all that money on rail, why in the world aren't we doing high-speed rail?
And, finally, the Daley Briefing puts it all into a deeper perspective with a letter from Iraq written to Audrey Marie, his newly-born niece.
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