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McCain Says His Former Running Mate Simply "Changed Her Priorities" in Resigning as Alaska's Governor

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by toldyouso29 July 13, 2009 1:24 AM EDT
Stupid people in this country ruined our economy and our sense of honor and integrity--now we torture, start unprovoked wars, spy on avg citizens and our leaders need immunity from war crimes--as if all that was not enough, the ignorant among us now would like to finish were they left off--since Bush was out, they's like to complete the self destruction of America by turning it over to the C student, 6 college, illiterate, ignorant, hypocritical, vindictive, ethically challenged, secessionist sympathizing, double standard toting bimbo, whose claim to fame is that despite being amazingly stupid, the Bush sheeple are proving that they can be even more blind and stupid than they were when they elected Bush by liking and trying to promote this joke of a politician.
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by toldyouso29 July 13, 2009 1:19 AM EDT
Your party likes to torture, start illegal wars and get a bunch of Americans and people from other countries killed--and deregulate businesses so they can go hog wild. Shut up. The only thing you can say about Obama is that he one time said there were 57 states--where shall we start with Palin? That she thought Africa was a country? Or that when Obama said there were 57 states, Palin tried to write that down and remember it, because she thought it was the truth?

It would be easier to find what Palin said that made sense than what was ignorant and harebrained, the woman is such a ditz.
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by aheadace July 13, 2009 1:12 AM EDT
Palin is sick she needs help!
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by toldyouso29 July 13, 2009 1:10 AM EDT
VOMIT? lmao
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by toldyouso29 July 13, 2009 1:08 AM EDT
Too bad you appear to not understand what the comment means. Anyone with sense is scared of Palin being elected--not because the avg intelligent person would elect her, but we wonder how many idiots are out there--obviously quite a few since Bush was elected twice--in case you fail to notice--even Independents and many Republicans are scared--not because Palin is effective but because she is ignorant and it just may be that those like her may find a way to get her in office which would probably be the end of our country as she is beyond stupid.
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by areuforreal July 13, 2009 1:08 AM EDT
why are so many of you so nasty to each other. When will all of you realize we are all in this grand experiment together. Obama won the election fair and square, so get over it. There is no point in finger pointing and gloating, we still have a lot of problems that affect us all. Those of you who speak of the real america obviously have not learned the simple truth that republicans fell from grace because of their antiquated views and misguided policies. The other side have also been guilty of this in the recent past, no one is exempt from making these kind of mistakes when power goes unchecked. We can agree to simply disagree, we do not need to make childish attacks on someone who disagrees with us, we need to agree to disagree. We also do not need vulgarity to be our response it shows lack of intellegence and needless disrespect.
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by toldyouso29 July 13, 2009 1:24 AM EDT
Stupid people in this country ruined our economy and our sense of honor and integrity--now we torture, start unprovoked wars, spy on avg citizens and our leaders need immunity from war crimes--as if all that was not enough, the ignorant among us now would like to finish were they left off--since Bush was out, they's like to complete the self destruction of America by turning it over to the C student, 6 college, illiterate, ignorant, hypocritical, vindictive, ethically challenged, secessionist sympathizing, double standard toting bimbo, whose claim to fame is that despite being amazingly stupid, the Bush sheeple are proving that they can be even more blind and stupid than they were when they elected Bush by liking and trying to promote this joke of a politician.
by toldyouso29 July 13, 2009 1:01 AM EDT
Yet she's already reminding audiences of her bipartisan and family-oriented appeal.

"People are so tired of the partisan stuff even my own son is not a Republican," Palin said.

Like his father, 20-year-old Track Palin is registered as "nonpartisan" in Alaska, she said. "

Things to clarify:

1. Palin has NO bipartisan appeal--looks like she is trying to position herself to take advantage of the appeal of the Dems since her own party is about as popular as Nazism these days.

2. Her son does not identify with the REpublican party? Not surprising, the level of racism, and blind loyalty are really vestiges of another generation, besides, if he goes anywhere claiming he is a REpublican, he is liable to either be ostracized or beat up. (Except if he goes to one of those on campus geekville clubs for up and coming con men)

3. Todd is a secessionist. that is sort of nonpartisan--in that it borders on treason and as Vogler said--it affords a hatred so glacial and cold for the US that the fires of hell cannot faze the hatred...Vogler for the clueless was the founder of the Alaska Independent Party, the party Todd not only belonged to but for year contributed to and attended their meetings--even Palin found time for them.

Good luck in cleaning that up if you decide to run, Sarah--because it and your Katie Couric interviews will be ready and waiting to be reposted for viewing over and over again, should you dare to be stupid enough to run--great thing about video tape --like a diamond baby...it's forever...just ask Hilary Clinton about her fresh retakes of the sniper fire in Bosnia. Ready when you are, Sarah--played prior to you speaking, and right after your "witty soundbites" until people see you for the joke you always will be.
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by toldyouso29 July 13, 2009 12:52 AM EDT
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The self-described hockey mom plans to write a memoir but declined to discuss any potential deal for her to become a television commentator. "

Can we say Ghostwriter? Palin cannot construct a decent sentence without butchering it. Indeed, her entire thought process is suspect...if we are to credit Ms. Airhead for thinking at all. What she is good at doing is playing up to an audience, that, a pole and a reasonably dark room could make her some good money.
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by mahdeealoo July 12, 2009 11:48 PM EDT
Oh Geez us. How about just raising your kids? This is just ridiculous.
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by ReallyMeanIt July 12, 2009 11:19 PM EDT
by o_the_potus July 12, 2009 2:15 PM PDT
"The fact that she was nominated for higher office is really scary though."
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A Freudian slips.......can't believed a lib actually said this.
They usually pretents that the dem party got nothing to worry about Palin.
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