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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by lutherf View Post
    WTF!!???

    Last week half the country was up in arms because she defended herself against a barrage of baseless accusations. Before that everyone was up in arms because she had a TV show. Before that everyone was up in arms because she was campaigning for various candidates.

    Now your accusing her of hiding behind her keyboard?

    Yeah, she stepped down as governor. She did that because there were 20+ ridiculous suits against her in her capacity as governor which the Alaskan taxpayer would have had to pay to defend.

    Look, y'all got her out of office. She's not holding or running for any elected position anywhere. She gets slammed for staying out of the public eye and gets slammed for being in the public eye. Her family gets slammed for....being her family. Mike Tyson and OJ Simpson probably sit around saying to themselves that they're just happy that they don't need to put up with the shit that gets tossed Sarah Palin's way. But that's still not good enough for you?

    I swear, if that woman dropped dead some of you PDSr's would blame her for playing martyr.
    She "stepped down" (quit) because she knew she could make lots of money
    going around the country and people would pay big just for the chance to snif along behind her.
    I haven't seen anything about her family in along time. She just really doesn't mean anything to me. I just think it's really funny and kinda sad that you and others are so upset about her being talked about or (picked on). She's not going to thank you for coming to her defense nor does she even know you're alive.

    And what does Tyson or Simpson have to do with this?

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by wooyarn View Post
    She "stepped down" (quit) because she knew she could make lots of money
    going around the country and people would pay big just for the chance to snif along behind her.
    I haven't seen anything about her family in along time. She just really doesn't mean anything to me. I just think it's really funny and kinda sad that you and others are so upset about her being talked about or (picked on). She's not going to thank you for coming to her defense nor does she even know you're alive.

    And what does Tyson or Simpson have to do with this?
    Hell, man...I'd even get your back if you were being piled on unfairly and Mrs. Palin is most definitely getting far more than her fair share of shit. There's a good reason for it too. The more you good folks keep her in the spotlight the less attention that gets paid to the fuck-up in chief.

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    I've been thinking about this... I've re-read the transcript of her remarks.

    Full text of Sarah Palin's statement - - POLITICO.com

    Damn if she isn't following my advice for winning in 2012.

    But, especially within hours of a tragedy unfolding, journalists and pundits should not manufacture a blood libel that serves only to incite the very hatred and violence they purport to condemn. That is reprehensible.
    Attack, run against the media. Not Obama of whom she said:

    President Obama and I may not agree on everything, but I know he would join me in affirming the health of our democratic process
    Attack, run against the media... interesting.

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by lutherf View Post
    Hell, man...I'd even get your back if you were being piled on unfairly and Mrs. Palin is most definitely getting far more than her fair share of shit. There's a good reason for it too. The more you good folks keep her in the spotlight the less attention that gets paid to the fuck-up in chief.
    Queen Palin knows exactly what she's doing. There's a pattern. She stays fairly quit for a month or so. Then she comes out with some kind of "They're picking on me" tweet and all the palinites send her money to fight whatever evil she dreamed up. Then she laughs all the way to the bank.

    Watch and see, in about a month or so she'll do it again.

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by tsquare View Post
    I've been thinking about this... I've re-read the transcript of her remarks.

    Full text of Sarah Palin's statement - - POLITICO.com

    Damn if she isn't following my advice for winning in 2012.



    Attack, run against the media. Not Obama of whom she said:



    Attack, run against the media... interesting.
    As much as you hate Obama, you better hope the GOP comes up with someone better then Palin. If they don't it's a sure bet that Obama wins in 2012

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Personally, I hope she wins the Republican nomination for President of the USA. She clearly is who Republicans want as their leader and she may even share some of their political positions. I bet that with Marine 1 she can really bag some wolves, and maybe a moose or two.
    "There is no gain in arguing with a poo flinging monkey. While his
    gibbering and raucous cries of victory may seem obnoxious in your ears
    as you walk away, he will soon be quietly sitting behind his bars again
    and licking his own feces off his fingers as you carry on with your day."

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by wooyarn View Post
    As much as you hate Obama, you better hope the GOP comes up with someone better then Palin. If they don't it's a sure bet that Obama wins in 2012
    There is a growing consensus that Palin is in fact 'too toxic' to win. As Erick Erickson said:

    First, I do believe that as it presently stands Sarah Palin can make it through a Republican Primary, but given her present negatives and the additional sh…tuff that will be thrown at her by her Republican opponents and a willing media, she will not be able to spend adequate resources to pick up the independents to beat Obama.

    That could change.
    But to also echo Erick I'd rather go down swinging with Sarah, than 'win' with a RINO, whose only quality would be to fuck over the right a bit slower than Obama.

    Granted there are many others in my party that are not RINOs and I could back.

    2012 is a long time away. We'll see...

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    I understand that RINO is Republican In Name Only, but isn't that something new? Could Eisenhower be a Republican today? Or Nixon? Heck, I suspect even Reagan would be thrown to the wolves by today's Republican Party. How do Republicans expect to win if they keep shrinking their base?

    Had Democrats turned out in anywhere near decent numbers in November, Republicans would have been clobbered. The chances of Democrats staying home are 2012 is pretty slim.
    "There is no gain in arguing with a poo flinging monkey. While his
    gibbering and raucous cries of victory may seem obnoxious in your ears
    as you walk away, he will soon be quietly sitting behind his bars again
    and licking his own feces off his fingers as you carry on with your day."

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnLocke View Post
    Snopes is not the authority on truth. You have to hand it the Leftist like snopes and pj to make semantic arguments. The picture tells the truth. Obama cannot give a speech at an elementary school without teleprompters. According to the snopes article, he used the teleprompters not to talk to 6th graders but to talk about "Race to the Top" at the school. This is a distinction without a difference and shows the bias of snopes. This story is true and the picture proves it. Snopes admits the pictures are authentic.
    Ah, more dishonesty. Picture my surprise.



    The claim was "Obama couldn't speak to a sixth grade class without his teleprompters." That claim was demonstrated to be false. Your attempts to obfuscate have failed, yet again.

    The truth shall set you free - yet you run from it like a vampire from sunlight.

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by lutherf View Post
    Hell, man...I'd even get your back if you were being piled on unfairly and Mrs. Palin is most definitely getting far more than her fair share of shit. There's a good reason for it too. The more you good folks keep her in the spotlight the less attention that gets paid to the fuck-up in chief.
    A quick question - if Ms. Palin didn't want to be in the spotlight, why is she a talking head on Fox, and constantly interjecting herself into the public discussion? Do you honestly believe that if she withdrew herself from the public discourse (that means no more TP rallies, commentary on current events, etc.) she'd still be pulled into it? She's making a lot of money by putting herself out there.

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by pramjockey View Post
    Ah, more dishonesty. Picture my surprise.



    The claim was "Obama couldn't speak to a sixth grade class without his teleprompters." That claim was demonstrated to be false. Your attempts to obfuscate have failed, yet again.

    The truth shall set you free - yet you run from it like a vampire from sunlight.
    I want to hear you say "obfuscate" 3 times fast after a can of Hot Shit.

    Next time just say "confuse".

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by Dick Martin View Post
    I understand that RINO is Republican In Name Only, but isn't that something new? Could Eisenhower be a Republican today? Or Nixon? Heck, I suspect even Reagan would be thrown to the wolves by today's Republican Party. How do Republicans expect to win if they keep shrinking their base?
    Our base is growing. My friend you should better look to your own base…

    As for your question… no more than Truman or JFK could be a Democrat these days.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dick Martin View Post
    Had Democrats turned out in anywhere near decent numbers in November, Republicans would have been clobbered. The chances of Democrats staying home are 2012 is pretty slim.
    It has been said that the 2010 general election turnout is 42% of the number of persons who could potentially have registered to vote and then voted, and it is higher than any midterm year since 1982. The 2006 figure was 40.8%, and the 2002 figure was 39.7%.

    That… and your track record on election analysis, both pre-election and post-election, means… well, I’ll take your point under advisement and say to you yet again: look to your base, and don’t worry about ours.

    As I have pointed out to you countless times Obama won by a very close margin… Just 954,000 votes in 7 states decided the election… less than 10% of the margin of victory. Plus, 7 EV votes have moved making winning for Obama harder still.

    And… he did that with an unprecedented high turnout… so to have a chance he’ll need to do that again.

    And… he now has a record to run on… and be criticized for. Can’t do the old ‘hope and change’ crap again.

    And… George Bush is 4 years gone… can’t beat on him… and expect to win.

    Axlerod is leaving the White House… not because he wants to… but because he has to… they don’t have a plan… a winning strategy. Not yet at least. Axlerod goes to Chicago and will send most of the rest of this year to try and find one.

    Good luck…

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by GeorgeLaw View Post
    I want to hear you say "obfuscate" 3 times fast after a can of Hot Shit.

    Next time just say "confuse".
    Eschew obfuscation, George.

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by pramjockey View Post
    Eschew obfuscation, George.
    Ok, but you say that 3 times fast after 2 cans of Hot Shit

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    Re: Were Sarah Palin’s Remarks Appropriate?

    Quote Originally Posted by GeorgeLaw View Post
    Ok, but you say that 3 times fast after 2 cans of Hot Shit
    Well, shoot, I dunno. I haven't actually had it. My tolerance for hot is only fair to middlin. I just saw the image googling for "OMG Hax" and I thought it was funny.

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