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palin proves you can't fix stupid
beauty fades, dear sarah, dumb is forever.
ffs, would news organizations all decide to just leave her be, and not talk to her ever, ever again? the more i think on the fact she was almost the vp of this country, the more amazed i become. john mccain should have been removed from office as a senator, he's obviously senile and demented. how else explain choosing her as his running mate, and forever installing her as a punch line? http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slate...or_leaves.html |
dont care about her one way or the other but she has that HATE her or LOVE her thing going.......
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Back in 08 i posted the top ten reasons why McCain lost the election..
10-9-8...John McCain 7-6-5-4..Sara Palin 3-2-1.....G. Dumya Bush:D |
john mccain suffers from the disease that, with any luck, we will all suffer. he's old.
it's the one prejudice we hold that we also hope we'll be victim of. if only we got darker, poorer, and gayer with time. he's hardly alone in the responsibly for sarah. you really need to go back to august 2008 and look at the political landscape he faced. it's not as if he could have nominated joe lieberman without an actual walkout at the republican convention. he rolled the dice with a young, female, conservative pinup. that quelled the potential rebellion in his own party and gave him some hope that women (a vital cohort that his party had been steadily losing) would support his ticket in the general election. it's easy to look in hindsight and see what we all learned the last 5 years about palin. i know the post was about another phenomenally stupid thing she said. but i hate to see a guy who i still think is the best candidate for president i didn't vote for get another "senile" shot. he's a veteran and pow who dedicated his life to public service. she's a wanna be pageant queen who's living the dream on his dime. i don't excuse the choice he made, but i can understand it. |
john mccain served, but he's no hero. his actions in the banking scandal back in the day got conveniently forgotten-but then, we do have bigger and better banking scandals to worry about.
if he wanted to go for a woman, he could have at least chosen one who was capable, and had more than just a pretty face. her lack of experience took away any realistic chance he had to call out obama for that same lack. i don't care for mccain, i think he's gotten more respect for outlasting people than because he actually has done things to earn it. he's another that if you do more than scratch the surface, you won't like what you find. that rolling stone article a few years back was scathing, and factual. but you're right, we all hope to age well. some day i plan to be an old bat who eats at the country kitchen buffet, and then hopefully makes it home in one piece. |
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I'm with big.
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Unfortunately for the libs, it's apparent that Palin would have done a better job than Obama. In fact, it's hard for anyone to do a worse job.
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So you have a known failure (Obama) vs. an unknown (Palin). Why would you be so quick to trash Palin? It is a reasonable possibility that she would have been better. We'll never know. |
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when i consider everything palin has done over the time since she first hit the national scene, what is apparent to me is that mccain and his people didn't perform due diligence before selecting her, that she is a lightweight who thinks her lack of intelligence and knowledge is somehow a positive. she has no clue regarding national policy, foreign policy, the government, etc. her interviews are hilarious, but certainly not events that engender confidence in any of her abilities. am i happy with obama? hell no. i think he was a naive neophyte who has been smacked down in a brutal way with reality. would i prefer palin? not in a million years. romney either. christie shows promise, but with his moderate stances, he'll have a hard time getting the nomination. you blaming obama for everything you don't like is not based in rational thought. i suggest you take a long look at your legislative body, especially the house, which has done NOTHING of substance-hell, they can't even pass a goddamn farm bill, which has been standard legislation for years. |
If it's hard to do a worse job than Obama, the converse is that it's easier for most people to do a better job.
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her abbreviated term as governor? what else is there? softball questions. ha! i'm quick to trash palin because she's a complete and utter joke. and she has no one to blame but herself for that opinion. she can't speak, can't string together a complete sentence, she has NO clue about anything that a leader would be expected to know. |
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joey, you're assuming it can't be worse. of course it can. also, just because you have a difference of opinion with the president, doesn't mean he's bad. and i don't think you really consider everything that has happened, and are judging every occurrence on its merits. i think you view people as good or bad based only on whether they have a 'd' or 'r' next to their name. since many obama policies are continuances of bush policies, i'm not sure how someone can say bush did ok, but obama is bad. the only change in the last 5 years is the aca coming into being. i know people don't like to be told this, but the individual mandate was a repub idea, and it was included in the bill-but because dems were putting it together, suddenly repubs rejected their own idea, that they had originially supported! that is a fact, not an opinion. one fact that repubs wish people would forget. |
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Your guy strings together prose just fine as long as someone else writes it for him to read off the prompter, and hasn't had an original thought for his whole term. Saul Alinsky and other socialists have said it all before. He's a recycled retread. |
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also, history dictates whether someone turns out bad or not. your opinion isn't shared by everyone, so there's no way of knowing if he's going to be judged so harshly. you're also completely ignoring the fact that the president isn't the only person in charge of our government. you're placing no blame elsewhere. |
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it's too bad tho, that people tend to forget all that, because i won't fall in line with their 'black or white' way of looking at things and will challenge the 'worst president ever' pronouncements, or because i explain you're putting way, way too much blame on one person. the same one person i said was dreaming that he could change things. he, and we, are a victim of the system. your bias dictates what you say on here. try looking at everything candidly, without preconceived notions. i'd also recommend you read history, it will help put things in perspective regarding what has come before-and how our current 'leaders' compare. also, it would help you persuade if you didn't suggest such things as palin being 'better'. that's hilarious. also, how much has been kept from being done, or undone, because of the House? repubs made no secret that their sole purpose since obama took office was to thwart everything and anything. to hurt him at every opportunity, for good or for ill. how does that help this country or its citizens? |
what has he ever wanted that has been stoped? he makes it very clear.....its his way or GFY.
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is he obama? do you mean stopped? and are we talking about the same person? obama, until the recent govt shutdown, always tried to achieve compromise. always asked for both parties to come together and come up with solutions. wanted bipartisanship. his grandiose designs for everyone coming together and making things better is an abject failure. now, that's mainly due to republican intransigence. or are we to pretend that their comments on stonewalling every obama initiative didn't happen? remember this? MCCONNELL: The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president. |
i did mean stopped. and yes Obama gets Everything he wants.
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repubs are so weak he just blows those losers off
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what about gitmo for startes? last i heard, it was still open. how's ending tax deductions for companies that offshore going? how's that budget deal going? i think we're still under sequester. that's just off the top of my head. oh, just looked--politifact has him at 45% on promises kept. http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-me...ises/obameter/ i'm pretty sure everything would equal 100%, not 45%. promises broken, 22%. |
I'd rather lose gitmo and keep my healthcare instead of the other way around.:rolleyes:
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That's when the other 80% get screwed. You think 5 million and counting is bad - next year it will be closer to 100 million. |
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Reasonable Gun Control..Nope |
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http://www.forbes.com/sites/brucejap...keep-coverage/
About 90 percent of self-insured employers say they “don’t plan to move any” of their insured workers to public exchanges, which are making their debut this fall under the Affordable Care Act, a national business coalition said “About 90% of the responding employers said they don’t plan to move employees and their dependents to either public marketplaces or private exchanges in the near future,” Larry Boress, president and chief executive officer of the Midwest Business Group said. |
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because obama gets everything he wants. ;) |
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you hate obama, therefore everything he does is wrong. even if it's not, he did it, so it's wrong. and then you call out someone for possibly doing the same thing?! good lord, do you listen to yourself? can you find me a piece by someone with no bias, no agenda, non partisan, who just gives facts? please. if rush said the sky was blue, i'd want it verified. |
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