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What's even funnier is the poster who so often says Americans are 'too stupid to [fill in the partisan blank]', is now spouting about Americans are too smart to be fooled by this speech. The irony is truly delicious, especially since I have yet to hear any reports that she gave her speechwriter head so that she was ensured to have a great speech. |
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Your are promoting and worshiping Obama: a candidate who will slam the economy with a parade of massive tax increases at a time when the US economy is fragile. He is specifically targeting the business world, reflecting the crude stupidity and arrogance of the left at it worst - turning American business into the enemy. McCain has little that is new to offer. Neither does Palin. But they have more appeal than would be expected because so many people are understandably worried about the far left taking over the economy and smashing it to pieces. So there's no need to tell anyone here that you are not on the left. That is about as convincing, and as absurd, as your claim to be "post-partisan"> |
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Edit: I forgot to add the fact that she's a MILF
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theyre also a death knell for the 'Liberal elite Media' etc etc |
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Regardless, that's besides the point. Her former son-in-law is irrelevant. If she used the power of her office to unsucessfully influence, and then fire, someone who wouldn't do her bidding, she will be, and stay with me here, a disgraced felon. Exactly part and parcel of what most conservatives, it would seem, want today. Is that clear? |
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By the way, it was a good speech. She was able to use the media talking points about herself to good effect.
Didnt offer much in the way of policy, but thats ok as the ticket is more about defending the past in the end than changing the future. |
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How is it possible that you and the other lefties on the forum do not know this? Contempt and anger and condescension are no substitutes for knowledge. You have to understand how the opposition thinks - and you seem to have no undrestanding in how Republicans think. You don't even express interest. The Beloved One is the focus of this campaign. Palin went after all the vulnerable areas for Democrats - both the stereotypes and the real issues, and there is often overlap. The left is so arrogant and contemptuous of conservatives that they have forgotten that there are real concerns out there. Obama has never given the slightest indication that he understands that the world is a dangerous place. How will he serve as commander in chief if he is a pacifist? He is stuffed with love - love that pours out and floods the universe. This is all very well as a joke, but how will he serve as head of the military? How will his huge tax increases effect the economy? Or rather, how will they hurt the economy? How will people who are not on the left fit into the world of Obama and his leftist friends? These are genuine questions. The Democrats turn away from them with amused contempt. Palin comes out and slams them on all these things. The problem is that she - and the GOP - do not really have a positive message. That is probably enough for them to lose. But it is nevertheless a close race. And Palin's speech is the clue as to why: if you care enough about polutics to listen and think seriously. |
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It's wonderful if you're a hardcore religious conservative. I agree with whoever it was that said she'll help to shore up the Christain conservative vote for McCain and that it isn't going to bring any moderates into the Republican fold.
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The hilarious thing is, there will never be enough of them. I'm no Dem, but I will be quite pleased when this corrupt POS goes back to the hinterlands. Maybe the suckers there will buy her utter bullshit. Quote:
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If it goes through, she's a felon. Just like a lot of people in power now. Do you, uh, like felons ruling over you? I know I don't. Quote:
G'head. Tell us all about Obama's 'acquaintances'. Last edited by CYDdharta; 09-04-2008 at 03:16 PM. Reason: baiting removed |
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Before I start, can I just ask you a question?
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Last edited by O'Sullivan Bere; 09-04-2008 at 01:06 PM. |
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YouTube - Chick almost shoots herself!!! Danny, you're being very partisan. Anyone could see that she did a bang-up job with her speech. Skewed a buncha facts, but it was a bang-up job nonetheless. |
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