The chief meteorologist at a Charlotte
television station is questioning the decision by Democrats to move President
Obama’s acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention to a
smaller venue because
of the weather.
“Thursday night will likely be the best weather of the entire
week,” Brad Panovich of WCNC-NBC TV wrote on Twitter in
reference to when Obama’s speech was planned to take place at the outside Bank of America stadium,
which can accommodate 70,000 people.
The
Democratic National Committee on Wednesday announced that the weather is
forcing them to relocate Obama’s speech to the Time Warner Cable Arena, which
is inside and holds a far fewer 22,000 people.
Were they concerned about
the weather or reports they can't get takers for the tickets they are willing
to give away
