Sarah "Fredo" Palin: "I'm smart! Not like everybody says... like dumb... I'm smart!"

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Originally Posted by Eki

Heck, I'm sure most people in the world are scared stiff that Americans some day may be stupid enough to let a person that stupid close to nuclear weapons.

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We were dumb enough to allow JFK, Carter and Obama. Palin would be a significant step up.

BTW I like it when the rest of the world is scared of us.

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Originally Posted by markabilly

it says not authorizedby any, and then it also has the only authorized....by sara P.

well duh....

Gee, no wonder you like her, you both think on the same....well, sorry, that it would be an unforgiveable insult, I will now go say one hundred "hail sarah" but sara and bama do think on that level.....

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It says Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

Sarah is not a candidate for anything at this time. Nor is she on any other candidates election committee. There is no contradiction.

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Originally Posted by anthonyvop

BTW I like it when the rest of the world is scared of us.

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We know you're a madman. Hitler, Stalin and Saddam Hussein also probably liked it when people were scared of them. Or Caligula, who said ''let them hate as long as they fear.''

http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/07/op...they-fear.html

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Let Them Hate as Long as They Fear
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Published: Friday, March 7, 2003

''Why does our president condone the swaggering and contemptuous approach to our friends and allies this administration is fostering, including among its most senior officials? Has 'oderint dum metuant' really become our motto?'' So reads the resignation letter of John Brady Kiesling, a career diplomat who recently left the Foreign Service in protest against Bush administration policy.

''Oderint dum metuant'' translates, roughly, as ''let them hate as long as they fear.'' It was a favorite saying of the emperor Caligula, and may seem over the top as a description of current U.S. policy. But this week's crisis in U.S.-Mexican relations -- a crisis that has been almost ignored north of the border -- suggests that it is a perfect description of George Bush's attitude toward the world.

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Originally Posted by Fiero 5.7

It says Not authorized by any candidate or candidate committee.

Sarah is not a candidate for anything at this time. Nor is she on any other candidates election committee. There is no contradiction.

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so why would you contribute to the only palin authorized pac if it ain't for palin but............. :rolleyes:

Eki,

A piece of advice.

If you want to be taken seriously by anyone outside of the upper-east-side do not ever quote Paul Krugman.

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Originally Posted by anthonyvop

Eki,

A piece of advice.

If you want to be taken seriously by anyone outside of the upper-east-side do not ever quote Paul Krugman.

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it don't matter if he quotes him or not

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Originally Posted by Tazio

If your going to quote me please get it correct. That's "bust a crate of eggs" :burnout:

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http://img.printfection.com/9/2519169/GIOPY.jpg

I am a little lost.
Why is Eki blathering on about Bush in a thread about Sarah Palin in the Obama era?

Remember she will be the next President---- of the FIA.

It's pretty obvious that she wants to cash in on her "celebrity" once out of office.
(not that it will necessarily ruin her future political career) She will take some exorbitant fees for interviews, and public appearances.
Who knows she could get syndicated, and become the next Ann Coulter, only in Limbaughnian proportions :p :

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Originally Posted by Easy Drifter

I am a little lost.
Why is Eki blathering on about Bush in a thread about Sarah Palin in the Obama era?

Remember she will be the next President---- of the FIA.

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My main point was Caligula and his quote. Bush just happened to feature in that article. Besides, the fact that the Americans were stupid enough to vote GW Bush for their President, not only once but twice (smart people learn from their mistakes), makes the possibility of electing Palin more potential threat.