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2016 GOP Convention Speakers and Schedule:

http://www.newsday.com/news/nation/gop-c...1.12035243

Here is the planned schedule of events for the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland at Quicken Loans Arena, where Donald Trump is the presumptive presidential nominee. More details will be added as they become available.

The platform committee met on Monday and Tuesday. The Republican National Committee holds its summer meeting on Wednesday, July 13.

The convention rules committee meets on Thursday and Friday, July 14-15. That's where anti-Trump delegates are expected to push for a "conscience clause" that would allow delegates to vote for whichever presidential candidate they want on the first nominating ballot.

Kendal Unruh, a Colorado delegate who's a leader of the Dump-Trump effort, needs to get 28 people on the 112-member committee to back her plan for it to advance to a vote before the full convention.

MONDAY, JULY 18

11:30AM Alex Jones and Roger Stone rallies are fully permitted with quiet but massive police support and massive security will be in the crowds - bikers for Trump visible plus many plain clothes paid details - Roger Stone encourages everyone who can make the trip to Cleveland on 11:30 Monday the 18th to make history at settlers park in Cleveland Ohio.

1 p.m. Convention opens. The lineup of speakers and votes for this session -- and the following days' programs -- will be released soon, organizers say. Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton is expected to speak to delegates Monday night, his office says. He said he'll talk about the military and veterans.

TUESDAY, JULY 19

5:30 p.m. Tuesday session begins. Generally the roll call of states, in which Trump's name would officially be placed into nomination, is held during this session. Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he expects to speak at the convention Tuesday night.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20

7 p.m. Wednesday session begins. The vice presidential nominee generally speaks on Wednesday night. Rumored vice presidential candidates include Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin.

THURSDAY, JULY 21

7:30 p.m. Thursday session begins. Usually the nominee closes out the convention, so you can expect Donald Trump to speak on this night.

SPEAKERS

Confirmed speakers throughout the week include Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, who is a delegate; Trump's vanquished primary rival Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas; and House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, who will discuss the House Republican agenda and party unity.


Trump has said his children -- sons Eric and Donald Jr., daughter Ivanka and wife, Melania -- will speak as well. In addition, those expected to speak include Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst, Tennessee Rep. Marsha Blackburn and Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette.

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Kendal Unruh:

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Unrelated, but Breitbart just posted an article about some party that will be led by Milo..



It's a bit too gay for me...prefer tits and ass.

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Quote:Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, who will discuss the House Republican agenda and party unity.

Ryan's got a nerve talking about those topics being a Democrat in all but name. The rumours are he begged Trump to be allowed to speak now that Nehlen has him all shook up.

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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/07/...=obnetwork

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Speakers List: Trump's convention has pols and celebs

[In case you want to watch some of these folks live]

There are war heroes, a casino mogul and even an underwear model, yet Donald Trump is relying heavily on his party's establishment to fill the speaking program for next week's Republican National Convention.

The presumptive presidential nominee has approved a convention program that features at least 20 current or former elected officials, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Speaker Paul Ryan and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. Noticeably absent from a speaker list obtained by The Associated Press early Thursday are many athletes or A-List celebrities that Trump's team long suggested would help make his presidential nominating convention unlike any other.

Yet there is no shortage of political outsiders.

Speakers will include four of Trump's children, Las Vegas casino owner Phil Ruffin, and actor and former underwear model Antonio Sabαto Jr. College football star Tim Tebow will also appear on stage, the campaign confirmed Thursday morning. And in a slap at Democratic contender Hillary Clinton, Mark Geist and John Tiegen will also address the convention, both survivors of the deadly 2012 attack on the American diplomatic consulate in Benghazi, Libya.

"This impressive lineup of veterans, political outsiders, faith leaders and those who know Donald Trump the best -- his family and longtime friends -- represent a cross-section of real people facing the same challenges as every American household," said Trump spokesman Jason Miller.

Despite the list of familiar politicos, the convention program is a reminder that the Republican Party remains deeply divided over Trump's candidacy.

Some of the GOP's biggest names were not on the list because they refused to participate in four-day convention, which begins on Monday.

The GOP's two living presidents, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush, and its two most recent presidential nominees, John McCain and Mitt Romney, all plan to avoid the Cleveland affair -- as does Ohio's Republican Gov. John Kasich. Shrugging off the high-profile absences, Trump's team suggested the convention lineup would help highlight Trump's outsider appeal.

"We are totally over-booked. We have great speakers, we have winners, we have people that aren't only political people," Trump told Fox News Channel on Tuesday. "We have a lot of people that are just champions and winners."

The New York billionaire acknowledged in recent days that he'd be hewing a little closer to tradition.

"Look, I have great respect for the institution of the conventions. I mean to me, it's very important. So we're not going to change the wheel," he said on Fox.

New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady, a Trump friend, was initially teased as a possible speaker, but will not appear next week in Cleveland. Neither will former Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight or legendary boxing promoter Don King, a Cleveland resident and passionate Trump supporter.

The program will instead feature people like pro golfer Natalie Gulbis, retired astronaut Eileen Collins, and Ultimate Fighting Championship president Dana White. In addition to the Benghazi survivors, former Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell, author of the book, "Lone Survivor," will make an appearance, along with Wisconsin Sheriff David Clarke, a vocal critic of the Black Lives Matter movement.

The convention will also highlight religious leaders such as Jerry Falwell Jr., son of the famed televangelist, and Haskel Lookstein, the New York rabbi who converted Trump's daughter, Ivanka to Judaism.

Trump does not forget his business relationships, giving speaking slots to real estate investor Tom Barrack, PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel and even the general manager for Virginia's Trump Winery, Kerry Woolard.

And in a nod toward party unity, Trump will feature several former presidential competitors, including Cruz, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, Ben Carson and Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee.

Two finalists in Trump's search for a running mate made the list as well: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Newt Gingrich. The other finalist, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, was not included in the program obtained by the AP.

Trump had already announced that his children would be speaking, along with his wife Melania, whom he said was already working on remarks.

Ivanka Trump, who along with Trump's other adult children, has been playing an increasingly central role in the campaign, predicted in a recent radio interview the GOP convention would be "a convention unlike any we've ever seen."

"It will be substantive. It will be interesting. It will be different. It's not going to be a ho-hum lineup of, you know, the typical politicians," she said.

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Does anybody know where I can find a list of public events during the GOP Convention, since the Convention itself isn't open to the public? I'm planning to be in Cleveland during the RNC, but I'm not actually sure what there is to do besides troll protesters and go to that gay party.

The Cleveland Host Committee's website says "There will be approximately 1,200 ancillary events throughout the week that will take place at local venues and attractions." That's great and all, but nowhere can I find a list of those 1,200 ancillary events.

For everyone who's planning to be in Cleveland during the convention, what are you actually planning to do there?

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Tebow's not going to the convention, is saying he was never asked to speak/just learned about it after waking up this morning.

http://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/T...380484.php

I don't like this, makes Trump and Manafort look like chumps...

https://twitter.com/CNN/status/753924007834116096

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I want to hear what Peter Thiel will say

This is from a startup class at stanford

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I'm gearing up to go. Here's my pre-trip video announcement:

https://twitter.com/rooshv/status/754838866599829504

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Live Streams for 7/18 (URLs may change each day). Some coverage starts after 1 p.m.:

Breitbart

GOP.com

C-Span (Live Stream menu)

ABC News

CBS News

Fox and CNN are not linked to because they seem to require a password.

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I'm getting close to Cleveland...

https://twitter.com/rooshv/status/755074803468492800

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Whoa Roosh! Something vicious is growing on your face!

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Here we go.

https://www.c-span.org/video/?412399-1/2...tion&live=

Above, find the link to the 1:00 p.m. C-SPAN Live Stream for the RNC, which should be good until 2:30; at which point you may need to click over to the main menu (linked above) to click on the 2:30 (part 2) link for the RNC.

Follow that procedure when any one C-SPAN Live Stream ends, assuming the player doesn't link-to or automatically switch over to the next Live Stream.

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(07-18-2016 11:22 AM)Roosh Wrote:  I'm getting close to Cleveland...

https://twitter.com/rooshv/status/755074803468492800

Will you be periscoping?

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Stay safe everyone there today.
I'm just paranoid from all the BLM shit happening.

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GOP references that need to be retired as too over-used to convey anything but speechwriting laziness:

Hitler
Reagan
The Shining City on the Hill

In general, these speeches have been disappointing in their generic character so far. Might need to be more selective about when I tune in.

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There's a stream of the RNC Convention on Twitch

https://www.twitch.tv/gopconvention

Twitch chat is the best (and the worst )

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Live stream

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Here's the full schedule of speakers and themes:

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidenti...-revealed/

Note the description for "Make America One Again."

Scott Adams like clockwork again.

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They just muted Rush!

Fucking record companies can eat my load.


Also the chat is fast, but hilarious. They really roasted "Nikki Lena" (Nimrata Randhawa female IRT) the traitor.

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BREAKING:

The dump trump cuck faggots (and cunt pictured above) are at it again, they're trying to force a vote...

Shit's going cray cray need to watch the feed ASAP:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwbYLlq7iYo

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Never Trumpers forcing roll call vote. They won't go quietly.

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Wow this is what the convention is like ? What a shit show.

Lots of pissed off people.

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Establishment fags are phagging hard for a roll call vote. I've never seen such bitchy sore losers in my life. They want Hillary to win so badly, it is clear that the GOPe cucks hate the American people who nominated Trump. To Hell with all of them!