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The hellbound demoncrats have chosen Denver as their next satanic meeting site. This makes Jesus angry.
By the time the Clitons and their gang are through with Denver, the citizens will beg Jesus to destroy the place like Sodom and Gomorrah. I have no doubt that THESE kind of places will be quite popular with the liebral perverts.
Demoncrats Award Denver 2008 Convention
Denver was A 'Drag Queen City' After 1908 Convention
(AP) Democrats selected Denver to host their 2008 presidential convention, turning down New York in favor of a problematic but enthusiastic bid from a city in the increasingly Democratic Rocky Mountain West.
"Given the West's winning history, it's fitting that the next president of the United States will be nominated in Denver in 2008 and will be introduced to the American people in the Rocky Mountains," party chairman Howard Dean told reporters on a conference call with Colorado officials.
Denver mounted a spirited effort to win the convention, organizing a sophisticated public relations campaign and enlisting help from Democratic lawmakers throughout the West. But the bid was fraught with logistical problems, among them a lack of close-in hotel rooms, its ability to raise the necessary $55 million to run the convention and serious labor concerns.
The city's bid was nearly scuttled last month when the influential stagehands union refused to agree not to strike if the convention was held at the nonunion Pepsi Center.
In the end, Democratic Party chairman Howard Dean enlisted the help of labor leaders in Washington, including AFL-CIO President John Sweeney and Andy Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union. A compromise was negotiated to staff the Pepsi Center entirely with union labor for the duration of the convention, effectively taking the last major obstacle off the table.
New York, for its part, had eagerly sought the convention for months, but its mayor, Michael Bloomberg, said in recent weeks he would not commit the city to underwrite the convention's costs.
The convention -- which is expected to attract 35,000, including 4,950 delegates and alternates -- will be held from Aug. 25-28 after the Summer Olympics in Beijing.
The Godly Republican National Convention will start just 4 days later, on Sept. 1 in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.
Denver last hosted the Democratic National Convention in 1908, when Democrats nominated William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska in his third unsuccessful effort as the party's standard-bearer.
Denver was A 'Drag Queen City' After 1908 Convention
(AP) Democrats selected Denver to host their 2008 presidential convention, turning down New York in favor of a problematic but enthusiastic bid from a city in the increasingly Democratic Rocky Mountain West.
"Given the West's winning history, it's fitting that the next president of the United States will be nominated in Denver in 2008 and will be introduced to the American people in the Rocky Mountains," party chairman Howard Dean told reporters on a conference call with Colorado officials.
Denver mounted a spirited effort to win the convention, organizing a sophisticated public relations campaign and enlisting help from Democratic lawmakers throughout the West. But the bid was fraught with logistical problems, among them a lack of close-in hotel rooms, its ability to raise the necessary $55 million to run the convention and serious labor concerns.
The city's bid was nearly scuttled last month when the influential stagehands union refused to agree not to strike if the convention was held at the nonunion Pepsi Center.
In the end, Democratic Party chairman Howard Dean enlisted the help of labor leaders in Washington, including AFL-CIO President John Sweeney and Andy Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union. A compromise was negotiated to staff the Pepsi Center entirely with union labor for the duration of the convention, effectively taking the last major obstacle off the table.
New York, for its part, had eagerly sought the convention for months, but its mayor, Michael Bloomberg, said in recent weeks he would not commit the city to underwrite the convention's costs.
The convention -- which is expected to attract 35,000, including 4,950 delegates and alternates -- will be held from Aug. 25-28 after the Summer Olympics in Beijing.
The Godly Republican National Convention will start just 4 days later, on Sept. 1 in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.
Denver last hosted the Democratic National Convention in 1908, when Democrats nominated William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska in his third unsuccessful effort as the party's standard-bearer.
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