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More In-Depth Answers To Questions Katie Couric Asked McCain And Palin On The Broadcast
- Also, no mention of Obama receiving contribution from both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. No mention that McCain had warned Congress of the impending time bomb the financial industry had set up with the housing start frenzy and directly marketing those homes to people who could not clearly afford to own them. CBS and the other mainstream media outlets are so clearly biased, they have no credibility.
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- KC is no Walter Conkrite. CBS has made it clear that it supports Obama through the shaping of its stories and posturing Couric as a heavyweight anchor. I cannot believe she let Biden pass on FDR appearing on TV in 1929 when Hoover was president and before TV was invented. Generally, the media is a disgrace.
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- KC did a great job campaigning for one side, wasn''t that obvious? I am not surprised though...the media has always done a good job of assuming the American people are to dumb to see thru their attempts to sabotage those who have different sided opinions than they personally "claim" to have.
How important is "the freedom of speech"? What happened to our right to form an opinion based on non bias truthful reporting?
If you didn''t read the opening page interview and the "full un-edited interview%u201D you should...they are different.
For all you one sided close minded people out there, you only win if there is change that sticks and makes everyone stronger. If you can%u2019t hear the difference in our candidates and understand what it means to be a leader of change than please read the full articles.
There is a %u201Cright%u201D and a %u201Cwrong%u201D in everything and great leaders don%u2019t make decisions solely based off a personal opinion. They make decisions to impact the culture, values and visions of all those involved.
McCain and Palin have my vote and I choose to not hate or discriminate against anyone for having a different opinion. Some of my best friends are liberals and homosexuals and just because we may not see eye to eye does not mean I am against them or want to force them to change. Can you say this about yourself?
This is not about political parties, race or gender%u2026it%u2019s about making a choice that America must come first. - Reply to this comment
- McCain voted against the Ledbetter Equal Pay Act , and Palins answer was pure BS. Do your homework Americans,these two are a couple of ignorant clowns,don''t let them anywhere near the White House.
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- Being Governor makes her a Geologist and a Scientist too, I guess that I''m a Dentist,an Engineer,and an IT Professional,and that''s just from playing poker today.At this rate I can be President in a week !
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- I want to meet this gay best friend of hers who "chose" to be gay.
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- Has anyone noticed that SP often sounds like she''s saying one thing, when she''s actually saying the opposite?
Like saying she wouldn''t want anyone put in jail for having an abortion, but never saying she wouldn''t want anyone put in jail for performing and abortion.
And again, she''s "not going to solely blame all of man''s activities on changes in climate." Huh? One wants to think she means she''s not going to blame climate change on man''s activities.
If she''s ever at the United Nations, the interpreters are not going to know what to do about her grammar! - Reply to this comment
- There was a lead story buried in Palin''s response to Katie''s question about that Wasilla church''s quest to cure homosexuality.
Is the Republican base aware that Sarah Palin is not even a church member? She says she "gets to visit" a couple of churches when she''s home.
What kind of good Christian does not even join a congregation?
She goes on to say that she wishes she had the "time and consistency to be a more regular attendee of church, but no, have not."
No time to regularly attend church? Not a priority apparently. Sarah Palin has 5 children and those kids not been raised in a church atmosphere?
Does the Republican base know this about her??
See the quotes below.
Couric: Your church sponsored a conference that claimed to be able to convert *** into heterosexuals through prayer. Do you think that *** can be converted, governor?
Palin: Well, you''re absolutely wrong, again, on the facts. My church, I don''t have a church, I''m not a member of any church. I get to visit a couple of churches in Alaska when I''m home, including one, Wasilla Bible Church, and that''s the one that you''re talking about.
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Palin: I wish I had time and the consistency to be a more regular attendee of a church but, no, have not. - Reply to this comment
- I would much prefer to have a woman who loves and believes in America as vice-President, even if she might not be as polished or professorial as the media elite would like her to be, than to have a glib, blame America first, silver-tongued, Saul Alinsky-trained Marxist, as President. Further, Palin has MUCH more executive experience than does the community agitator Obama. She has actually accomplished things in the political world other than voting "present". And the above post that says "Palin is no Hillary by a long shot"? To that I would only say, Thank God. (Yes, I said God. So sue me.)
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