Actually since there are lots of Savage Savage supoporters, dumping them in a hole and leaving them would allow them all to live out their proto-Darwinian fantasies about what SOOOOper men they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by fousto
They could feast on each other.
So would flourish, some would die, that's natural!
Kinda like Israel and Iran right??Quote:
Originally Posted by janvanvurpa
Ah throw this Jong fuch in here too.
Can you site an instance of his advocating the killing of Muslims or Mexicans because of their race?Quote:
Originally Posted by BrentJackson
BTW I never knew the "Muslim" was a race.
It's as much a 'race' as jewish is! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by anthonyvop
well i don't get it - Who gives a sh!t about race - when its time to kill then kill - quit screwing around. You send JAnVan and Obama in there and when then get stabbed in the back then you take em out. And who said I wasn't diplomatic??
Palin in 2012! Here we go! :D
http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/...palin-2012.jpg
http://www.allheadlinenews.com/artic...0Gallup%20SaysQuote:
Romney has 26 percent support, while Palin, whose resignation from her first term as governor takes effect July 26, has 21 percent. Huckabee, a Southern Baptist minister, accounts for 19 percent, followed by former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich at 14 percent.
But Gallup says Palin's lead in favorability is primarily due to her popularity, evidence of which is seen in the fact that when Democrats are included in measuring favorabilty, 12 percent of all voters say they have "no opinion" of Palin while both Huckabee and Romney have 34 percent each in the "no opinion" category.
That popularity as most pundits have noted is not all good. Palin, perhaps the most polarizing figure in politics since Secretary of State Hillary Clinton joined the Obama Cabinet, has a 43 and 45 percent favorable-unfavorable ratio.
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Originally Posted by Jag_Warrior
i think she got it backwards on the t shirt-----and i should know, that is me right behind her.......
thanks for the photo, i will add it to next to my new DP collection and try to follow pino's rule
[quote="Jag_Warrior"]Palin in 2012! Here we go! :D
http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/...palin-2012.jpg
Sarah is starting to look a bit like Skelator! :uhoh:
http://www.agonyguild.net/update/skeletor.jpg
That's actually Tina Fey. But funny as heck how that skit may turn out to be true. Tina as Rogue Sarah, "I can tell ya right now, I'm not going back to Alaska. No uh!" :D
Thanks for pointing that out to me Jag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jag_Warrior
It almost ruined some really good fantasies :p :
The Republican power base like their candidates and voters as dumb as possible, they're easier to lead around.
Holy Sh!t - Has anyone seen the ass on Hilary lately? No wonder Obama doesn't take her with. The plane can't make weight and balance.
Oink Oink
PS. Bill is going on a fact finding mission with Sandford!!
Yes i have to agree with you there!Quote:
Originally Posted by SportscarBruce
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Originally Posted by Jag_Warrior
If Sarah Palin wins in 2012, the world is going to be a very dangerous place.
She will get to see her Prophecy fulfilled..the end of the world!!!
Have you seen the people who voted for Obama? If you have you would never had made that statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by SportscarBruce
I can't say that I've seen every single one.Quote:
Originally Posted by anthonyvop
However unlike you I don't have the ability to divine someone’s thought process by looking at a picture of them.
If I had a suspicious nature I would think you are being a little close minded or prejudice. :confused:
The Republicans say the health care plan is too confusing and too convoluted...but these are the same people who say they can make sense out of a Sarah Palin speech.Quote:
Originally Posted by SportscarBruce
Or 'just being himself'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
:wave:
She's Gone
Oh I, Oh I
Better learn how to face it
She's Gone
Oh I,
Oh I'd pay the devil to replace her
She's Gone
What went wrong?
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A warning to liberals......Sarah Palin is now a Private citizen.
Be afraid.......be very afraid.
All I know is if Sarah Palin ticks off some of the people I have the least time for, she cant be all bad...if even if she strikes me as a bit naive....
And I am very happy - This should be great !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by anthonyvop
Afraid? More like ecstatic!Quote:
Originally Posted by anthonyvop
I can't wait to see her in Brazzers.
It might be only picture while she is not at best or taken from wrong angle, she's fine, don't be harsh mate..Quote:
Originally Posted by Tazio
Ah, they'd book her for shoots and then she wouldn't show up.Quote:
Originally Posted by gloomyDAY
"Pitbull in lipstick", my azz. I've seen meaner poodles than her. Bark & run, bark & run... :rolleyes:
False bravado is cute.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jag_Warrior
Yep, it'll get you on the ticket as a Vice Presidential candidate, when you can't even handle being the governor of some podunk state.Quote:
Originally Posted by anthonyvop
She's Gone
Oh I, Oh I
Better learn how to face it
She's Gone
Oh I,
Oh I'd pay the devil to replace her
She's Gone
What went wrong?
Jag...I am sure the people of Alaska don't appreciate you calling their state Podunk. It has two senators and a governor, just like yours....and it does more to contribute wealth to the US of A than most of the country.
I think a major lawsuit against Letterman and CBS could be arriving shortly.
Then I think there could be much heat coming on the press in the very near future.
Oh and BTW good time to purchase a handgun - we will be packing for quite awhile!!
Love her or hate her she is doing a pretty darn good job of keeping her name in front of the public.
Far higher visiibility than any other Republican.
Drifter, it doesn't do anyone any good just to keep a name out there. She has to have the intellectual goods to stand up for a conservative stance. She hasn't proven that and I don't think CAN do it. The problem with the Republicans or right wing politicians in general is the smartest ones have a charisma deficiency, and Sarah and some of the others are great at getting attention, but are not the really sharp thinkers. They are reactionaries and people that instinctively are right of center, but never really can get in the debate and move people's opinions in a positive way with their arguments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Easy Drifter
A right of center poltician in America cannot have any flaws because the press will pick at him/her until they find it. We have watched Democrats with LARGE skeltons in their closets skate right through controversay but Republicans cant do it. Unfortunately, charsima usually seems to bring the odd skeleton or two, so the Republicans have to be more adept of making sense to the common voter. Either that, or just wait until the voters get tired of whomever the current guys are and vote them out. With a two party system, you are always the next best alternative.....I hope like hell that isn't Palin's strategy.
I find her just frustrating. She has the basic principles of what I would like, but she lacks the steel and clever debating skills on her feet that I would want to see in a politician from the right. She has tho ticked off some people I really have no time for so she cant be all bad as I said.
I just think the GOP voters made a mistake in not putting Mitt Romney on the ticket over McCain. Palin would still be an unknown governor in Alaska if that had happened. I didn't see anyone stopping the Obama train after 8 years of the Bushies, but what McCain did in his campaign was just nonsense.....
True. But then again, so do Paris Hilton and the Kardashian sisters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Easy Drifter
Again, true. She is probably the most well known Republican right now, this side of Rush Limbaugh. But she is also the most polarizing. In the last Pew Research poll I read, Romney had a 40% favorable rating and a 28% unfavorable rating - 32% undecided (+12% net positive). Palin had a 45% favorable rating and 44% unfavorable rating - 11% undecided (+1% net positive).Quote:
Far higher visiibility than any other Republican.
The people who like Palin continue to like her. And the people who don't like Palin continue to dislike her. Unlike with most politicians, most people seem to have their minds made up about her, one way or the other. And she does speak to a certain wing of the GOP, what I think is still the most powerful wing: the Evangelical, social conservatives. But from what I've read, even the (supposed) fiscal conservatives, like those in the Club for Growth, haven't given Palin glowing endorsements. Her cutsey soundbites don't indicate that she really speaks the same language as they do. The CfG types shouldn't have as much of a problem with Romney being a Mormon as the rural Evangelicals would. And the rural Evangelicals shouldn't have as much of a problem with Palin's lack of knowledge on broad economic issues as the CfG types would.
But still, it'll be interesting to see what she does with her current pop culture fame.
I want to see her deball David Letterman straight away !! She will start making a mark and it will be interesting to see the line forming! There is a lot of pissed off money out there. The long legged Mac Daddy is starting to fail already - By the next election Romney will be via for VP
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The description 'trite ramble' is not one I have ever used for anything before, but seems to sum up the two minutes I was able to give that quite adequately.
You surely couldn't find anything to like in that? See, I am not a Palin fan, but she has over time stumbled on some hard truth's and she is pretty clear that she holds the media in disdain, and I for one don't really blame her. They are far more willing to expose her foibles and those of her daughter, while they ignored people like a Democratic Senator running for President who just happened to be carrying on an affair completely with love child while his wife has cancer. They chose to ignore that story, yet couldn't jump on Bristol Palin getting knocked up fast enough. It is the double standard that whole Palin mess has exposed for many skeptics like myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
I may not think much of her intellect, but her value system isn't one I object to as long as she leaves me alone. Then again, that is the point. The US has freedom of religion, not freedom FROM religion. As long as the right wing bible thumpers understand where the line is drawn, and the secular nut jobs who hate Palin get that, for the most part normal people get along fine....
No. The construction of the speech is appalling — as I said, I didn't watch all of it, but in the bit I did see she rambles her way through a range of badly connected, superficial remarks. What's to like?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Oshawa
My main objection now is the idea that she did anything other than bring a lot of the humour and ridicule — leaving aside the vitriol — directed at her on herself. As I've said several times before, there is no-one else to blame for that but herself, and she is very unintentionally amusing. This is why many outsiders of varying political hues found it, and find it, totally amazing that she should have risen to such prominence. For what it's worth, no-one in the UK would ever take Joe Biden seriously as a candidate after his Neil Kinnock plagiarism gaffe, but there is far less humour, and thus serious ridicule, potential in him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Oshawa
She aint the sharpest knife in the draw is she...
Wont disagree with some of the misuse and awkwardness in her speech but THAT is precisely what a lot of people in North America are looking for in politicians. Why Palin scares a lot of elites is she is John Q Public at heart and her speech feeds that. I want someone who can speak plain English, but I don't think Palin gets the complexities of some of the issues. That said, I don't think she is as dumb as people would believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
As for Biden, if he was a Republican the press would have beaten the plagiarism to death and if you don't think he is funny, find the video of him telling the Paragplegic Democrat at a Campaign rally to stand up. Biden has his foot so much in his mouth I am surpised he hasn't a taste for eating leather. He is full of comic potential.
I'm afraid I think one is right to be scared about that, whatever one's political views. I for one would hope that politics could do better than offering candidates that are just like most people one encounters, many of whom are not, let's face it, people who should be placed in charge of anything of any size or importance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Oshawa