Massachusett's  Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren brought red meat to the table  tonight. Warren, who has been mentioned as a possible future  presidential candidate, at times tonight seemed to take on the  traditional vice presidential nominee's position of attack dog.

While  Warren brought the crowd to its feet time and time again. It was hard  to get through all the assaults and slashing at Republicans to get much  more than that out of what she had to say. Of course last week, the same  could be said of some of the GOP speakers.

While  Warren looking dimminutive and professorial, her speech was anything  but. She was a firebrand or reminiscent at times of a hell, fire and  brimstone preacher at a summer tent meeting.

The delegates ate it up.

After  a rather reserved response to Sandra Fluke, the conventioneers roared  back to life as time and time again Warren took her trusty hatchet to  chopping down what she and the delegates believed were the forest of  lies and distortions being planted by the opposition party.

I  understand that this is a time for the faithful to gather and sing  their praises while denouncing the heresies and sins of the other  church. Yet for me, Warren struck no notes that would inspire me to look  more closely at what President Barack Obama or the Democratic Party was  offering to the American people.

For all the blood flying, I had to keep wiping my eyes to keep from stumbling over the carnage.

From  the Cornfield, while Warren did refer back to the late Senator Ted  Kennedy as she came to a close, by that time, I was ready to turn off  the television and tune out..but glutton for punish me...I didn't...had  to stay put for the man himself, former President Bill Clinton.