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Post by Justin Melick on Sept 3, 2008 10:40:16 GMT -4
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Post by bubbadebubba on Sept 4, 2008 9:36:30 GMT -4
I wanna trade my commissioner in for Sarah!!
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Post by Justin Melick on Sept 4, 2008 17:52:22 GMT -4
They keep saying Palin defeated the Good Ole Boy Network. I didn't know they had one in Alaska, but we could sure use her in Union County!
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Post by sometimeman on Sept 4, 2008 17:56:14 GMT -4
Amen!!!
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Post by ana on Sept 4, 2008 20:52:09 GMT -4
They keep saying Palin defeated the Good Ole Boy Network. I didn't know they had one in Alaska, but we could sure use her in Union County! Hello??? Every town, city, and organization has the "Network". It's name just varies from place to place and organization to organization. I would have thought that you guys would have been among the first to acknowledge that the network exist outside the deep south. Ya'll shock me.  |
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Post by shortcircuit on Sept 4, 2008 21:02:18 GMT -4
McCain made a good decision picking Palin, she sure seems like she would be a good leader if need be. Then again people thought the same thing about Lamar Paris and look what happened there. Actions speak louder than words!
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Post by bubbadebubba on Sept 5, 2008 9:20:24 GMT -4
""Then again people thought the same thing about Lamar Paris and look what happened there.
Actions speak louder than words!""
True-but the enamored will always be blind to the true character of a person. It's one reason fools fall for the con mans game and fools fall for the slick tongue politician.
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Post by bubbadebubba on Sept 5, 2008 9:21:21 GMT -4
""but we could sure use her in Union County!""
She might be one you can emulate Justin.
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Post by AskTheWiseOldMan on Sept 5, 2008 11:22:10 GMT -4
Well, whatever you may think of the convention, one thing was made quite clear. This election the VP choice may indeed make a difference since the Republican VP Sarah Palin seems better qualified, more experienced and a better choice for the White House than the far-left's Presidential nominee.
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Post by soaks on Sept 5, 2008 11:32:38 GMT -4
Well, whatever you may think of the convention, one thing was made quite clear. This election the VP choice may indeed make a difference since the Republican VP Sarah Palin seems better qualified, more experienced and a better choice for the White House than the far-left's Presidential nominee. This is true if you're using a Far-Right yard stick. |
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Post by Justin Melick on Sept 5, 2008 17:18:40 GMT -4
Not so, Soaks. The American people have rarely ever chosen a Senator for President. Two years as Governor is worth more than 8 years as Senator, much less Obama's two years, most of which he has spent campaigning.
Now I believe that one can be a good president without a lot of political experience beforehand, if you're smart enough. But, when Obama put down Palin's experience, a silly thing to do, he opened himself up to being beaten with the Far Right Yard Stick.
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Post by soaks on Sept 5, 2008 17:43:49 GMT -4
Not so, Soaks. The American people have rarely ever chosen a Senator for President. Two years as Governor is worth more than 8 years as Senator, much less Obama's two years, most of which he has spent campaigning. Now I believe that one can be a good president without a lot of political experience beforehand, if you're smart enough. But, when Obama put down Palin's experience, a silly thing to do, he opened himself up to being beaten with the Far Right Yard Stick. Spin, spin, and spin some more. Obama's been the target of this Far-Right Yard Stick long before Palin was dumped on the national scene. |
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Post by bubbadebubba on Sept 5, 2008 18:06:15 GMT -4
""Obama's been the target of this Far-Right Yard Stick long before Palin was dumped on the national scene.""
And he deserves it; 2 liberals in a pea pod makes a nasty soup.
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Post by Justin Melick on Sept 5, 2008 21:25:19 GMT -4
Not so, Soaks. The American people have rarely ever chosen a Senator for President. Two years as Governor is worth more than 8 years as Senator, much less Obama's two years, most of which he has spent campaigning. Now I believe that one can be a good president without a lot of political experience beforehand, if you're smart enough. But, when Obama put down Palin's experience, a silly thing to do, he opened himself up to being beaten with the Far Right Yard Stick. Spin, spin, and spin some more. Obama's been the target of this Far-Right Yard Stick long before Palin was dumped on the national scene. Why is what everyone else says spin? That's no way to have a logical debate. Why isn't what you say spin? The attacks on Palin is the spin. When the GOP responded, the Obama camp didn't seem able to handle it. I see that a lot around here. People criticize others than when that person responds in kind, the original antogonizer pulls the woe is me card and says why are you attacking me! The only reason Guiliani and company made fun of Obama's community organizer experience is because Obama himself mocked Palin's experience as a Mayor of a small town. |
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Post by manape on Sept 5, 2008 23:02:32 GMT -4
Heck, I'm voting for Republican Sarah Palin for President and what's his name for VP. I think she has the boys for the top-job.
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