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Alas, Poor Sarah ... Refudiate! Refudiate!
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maybe she wanted to repudiate, and refute-so she just blended it into one! i wish i could make up new words.
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"To be hope-y and change-y, or not to be hope-y and change-y, that is the gotcha question!" "But soft, what light from yonder window breaks? It is the East, and I can see Russia from my front porch." "If we drillers have offended, think but this & all is mended, that you have but slumbered here while BP oiled your gulf so dear." "To suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous liberals, or to quit halfterm, and by opposing, rake in speaking fees". "Come hither Tea Partiers. Follow me; thou shalt serve me: if I like thee no worse after dinner, I will not part from thee yet." "Virtue is of so little regard in these costlier times that true valour is the better part of $100,000 appearance fees." "Something is rotten in the state of Alaska. So I"m quitting." "It was the nightingale, and not the lark/the herald of the morn/but my rifle shalt refudiate it/whatever it mayest be." "Neither a thinker nor a reader be/ for thought oft loses both itself and friend/ and reading dulls the edge of Fox TV." |
yeah, i read a few of the samples. pretty funny stuff. wonder if anyone put 'out dammed spot' while she was wiping the writing off her palm.
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the article i read about her twitter 'refudiate' said she must have misspelled repudiate.....turns out that's not the case.
"[Barack and Michelle Obama] have power in their words. They could refudiate what it is that this group is saying." —On the NAACP charge of racism in the Tea Party movement, The Sean Hannity Show, Fox News, July 14, 2010 thanks to Slate for that one. http://www.slate.com/id/2253337/page.../workarea/3#p2 |
and i think my favorite so far is 'to be or not to be. what was the question?'
and then i read this: "If republicans can demand that immigrants speak English, can't we demand same of Sarah Palin?" liberal blogger John Aravosis tweeted. good point!! Libertarian blogger Jon Henke attacked Palin's sentiment rather than her words: "We want peaceful Muslims to distinguish themselves from radical Muslims, but we can't distinguish between a peaceful Mosque & terrorists?" and that's what's being somewhat lost in this discussion-what sarah palin was attacking. so, what does everyone think about the planned mosque at the former twin towers site? http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_1...92-503544.html |
It's funny how you don't see guys making multiple threads about John Edwards and what he did was despicable.
The reality is most women hate dumb women that are better looking than them. And lets face it, Edwards and Palin have no shot in 2012 or any other election year. |
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meanwhile, what's your take on the mosque in new york? |
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![]() So you're saying a young man graduating high school should seriously consider the field of optometry. She's only a "major player" in the primaries. The reality is she will never be president and if any of you would like a friendly wager I would be glad to participate. All this is when you get to the core of it is smart chicks bashing a hot, dumb chick. And the ONLY reason she's in the picture is because old men want to f.uck her. EDIT: Mosque doesn't bother me. If you're going to prevent them from having a mosque then do the same for all religious centers around the trade center. |
i agree with you about the mosque. and i hope you're right about palin...i hope huckabee is never a major player either. they both need to just stay with fox news.
and is that pick of hunter? a lot less flattering than some other pics i saw of her! makes you wonder what edwards was thinking. |
If the economy doesn't recover by 2012 then Romney is going to be a force. That's his bread and butter and those two bumbling retards won't touch him in the debates.
And that is her. *shivers* |
i just hope we hear what romney has to offer, and that people pay attention to him, rather than focus on him being 'a member of a cult'. :rolleyes: it's ridiculous.
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jeb bush can do it for the GOP
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and i keep wondering when we're all going to be forced to become a muslim...exactly when is obama going to start that? :D i saw where angle said something about being on a mission from god, that always cracks me up. |
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Probably lost a good 5,000 miles of tread getting out of there. |
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That goes against your wet dream "catfight" scenario, but too bad. |
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LOL that is crazy talk. It's like saying I'm embarrassed for all men because Dan Quayle can't spell potato. Get the f.uck out of here with that disingenuous bulls.hit. |
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That has nothing to do with her sex. Her only purpose on the national stage is entertainment. When she talks about breaking the glass ceiling, competent women the world over cring for fear of being associated with her. |
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You would make a thread if she made that error on twitter. |
i don't find her embarrassing as a woman. i find her embarrassing as a supposed leader, the same way i feel embarrassed for her followers. it was bad enough for fox 'news' when they hired geraldo...then they hired huckabee, and then the coup de grace of hiring palin. the dumbing down of america continues apace. they are the number one rated news channel!! that's frightening.
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What's funnier is that a few hundred thousand men will vote for her because she's the leader of the tea party movement and they are teabaggers who would love nothing more than to teabag her. |
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exactly! it's not her that's as scary as the people who think she's right on with what she has to say. |
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i think that's true. they didn't do their homework very well. choosing her nixed any possibility of using obama's lack of experience against him. it was an obvious attempt at getting the female vote for no good reason other than they could vote for a female. if they wanted a female politician on the ticket, they could have at least found one who could form a cohesive thought and then actually form a sentence to explain that thought. she can't do either.
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two best shows on tv (besides the sunday morning awesome shows) IMO, are Anderson Cooper and Bill O'Reilly. I love those two guys. |
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Palin was a drag on it. |
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Give her a break, she hasn't been to all 57 states yet...but Obama has -- figure that out.
Maybe Obama meant that he had all 57 varieties of Heinz sauces. |
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huckabee isn't the dumbest guy out there. my issues with him are his ultra-religious attitude, and the fact he's ethically challenged. i won't watch his show, i don't watch fox at all. and i think bill o'reilly has to be a joke-he's attempting to be taken seriously, but i can't help but remember his last gig before getting on fox. i think he's rude, and too right wing on top of tha. |
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You ODS guys just make yourselves look ridiculous when you keep repeating something like the above, as if it were ever said seriously. |
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:tro::tro: which is why i compare him to palin, who believes you can pray gay away. |
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I hope Levi, Bristol and Tripp get that reality show :tro: |
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Really the only guys I like in the Republican party are Romney & Gingrich. Tho I'd vote for Bill O'Reilly!! |
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The fact that she has a gorgeous face and some amazing knockers doesnt hurt either. |
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