So, what do you all think?
She is lucky Bill is no longer in office>>>>>>>>
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Sarah Palin Pt. 2
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She is lucky Bill is no longer in office>>>>>>>>
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ToPdOg
Well-Known Member
Yup, the head and neck merge was poorly done and gave it away.
bluedog
"Leader of Kings"
buckwheat
Well-Known Member
I co-sign! Well, if I were single!
mighty hornet
The HMIC!!
bluedog
"Leader of Kings"
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kellis
SU Jags!!!
I know right. My baby has had one since he was three. :lmao: :lmao:
lil_j
Member
Palin was chosen to Rally the Redneck Vote, Not Women
Let me begin by saying that I am in no way trying to be racist but listen, this is the most unready, unqualified, inexperienced, ethically challenged person the Republicans could have chosen. However, it's about doing whatever they need to do to win. This is their last hope. They new of her background. Her 17yo daughter has pictures all over internet drunk with her Boyfriend with guns ablazed. The town that this lady was Mayor of (6,700 residents) is the Meth Capitol of Alaska. They are unabashed Rednecks. Her Church believes the troops in Iraq are on a mission from God and that the endtimes are here and Alaska will be a refuge state when Christ returns. Her Church aslo beleives the Jews are being punished hence the reason for Terrorism.
The fact that she is a lady is smoke and mirrors. It wasn't to appeal to Women, however they knew the public would perceive it that way. We need to get the truth out about the Republicans strategy. This lady and the GOP needs to be exposed for the latest deception they are trying to pull on the American people.
Let me begin by saying that I am in no way trying to be racist but listen, this is the most unready, unqualified, inexperienced, ethically challenged person the Republicans could have chosen. However, it's about doing whatever they need to do to win. This is their last hope. They new of her background. Her 17yo daughter has pictures all over internet drunk with her Boyfriend with guns ablazed. The town that this lady was Mayor of (6,700 residents) is the Meth Capitol of Alaska. They are unabashed Rednecks. Her Church believes the troops in Iraq are on a mission from God and that the endtimes are here and Alaska will be a refuge state when Christ returns. Her Church aslo beleives the Jews are being punished hence the reason for Terrorism.
The fact that she is a lady is smoke and mirrors. It wasn't to appeal to Women, however they knew the public would perceive it that way. We need to get the truth out about the Republicans strategy. This lady and the GOP needs to be exposed for the latest deception they are trying to pull on the American people.
DAHILL
Well-Known Member
Man I kind of feel sorry for Palin... I dont think she knew what she was getting herself into when she accepted the nomination. All of her photos are getting out. Everything she has done from 10th grade to now is being exposed lol. They lighting her ass up more than they did Obama.
Devil's Gun Trigger Man
onward and upward son!
I don't know about that bruh. They lit into Obama HARD. From Pastor Wright, Father Plager, swearing he a muslim, bashing Michelle, Rezko, Ayers, and etc. she just getting a taste of what he has been getting.
P.S. she got some nice legs though
P.S. she got some nice legs though
DAHILL
Well-Known Member
as racist as I am... she not too bad on the eyes lol.
Olde Hornet
Well-Known Member
I heard that the baby daddy had a myspace / facebook page claiming he did not want to marry her, but the page has been taken down. Does anyone have any proof or saw it? Heard this?
G Lion
Active Member
Re: Palin was chosen to Rally the Redneck Vote, Not Women
You are right on with this analysis, it is not about the women vote or getting Hillary's votes, this selection was to put the choice of your typical white women (soccer mom) vs a black man. They are not letting the press ask her questions. I bet the only time she takes questions will be in the debate and there is just one of those.
You are right on with this analysis, it is not about the women vote or getting Hillary's votes, this selection was to put the choice of your typical white women (soccer mom) vs a black man. They are not letting the press ask her questions. I bet the only time she takes questions will be in the debate and there is just one of those.
JAG89
THE NEW AMERICA'S TEAM
Re: Palin was chosen to Rally the Redneck Vote, Not Women
It's called "The Anger White Woman Syndrome", which is the same as the "Soccer Mom". They are anger at the Black man because their man have made them believe that we are the world's worst enemy and the Black man is inadequate to do anything.
Remember this:
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A Black man has changed her from a second class citizen to nothing.
It's called "The Anger White Woman Syndrome", which is the same as the "Soccer Mom". They are anger at the Black man because their man have made them believe that we are the world's worst enemy and the Black man is inadequate to do anything.
Remember this:
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A Black man has changed her from a second class citizen to nothing.
So, what do you all think?
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jsupop33
Loyalty & Respect
I started a group about this on facebook and wrote a little op-ed..
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=26002987746
Down right disrespectful:
Okay, before I get started on this rant about what I saw last night; let me say that I understand that elections are by definition, nasty. The attacks are to be expected, even if they are lies.. To be honest, no politician could ever tell the complete truth and hope to get elected.
Last Night, I watched as Rudolph Giuliani and Sarah Palin mocked and attacked Barack on multiple occasions. I expected to see attacks. However, as I watched Giuliani and Palin mock community organizers and Michelle Obama, I couldn?t help but get mad. Patiently, I waited for someone to ask her what exactly does the GOP have against community organizers or the middle class in general. Unsurprisingly, the comments aroused laughter from grand ole party and everyone had a good time at the expense of the inner-city and small-town organizers.
Let?s take a closer look at exactly who Palin and Giuliani were talking about. Community Organizers have long been fighters for the little guy in this country. Various organizations such Acorn have sent organizers out in the community to educate residents on every issue from voting, to budgeting a mortgage. Often underpaid and overworked, organizers have been greatly needed in this economy. We sat back and watched as banks issued predatory loans to our senior citizens; only to leave organizers to console those same seniors as their houses foreclosed. It was organizers in the rust belt who helped train workers for new jobs as their old manufacturing jobs shipped off overseas. Hell, I even left a job at a radio station and passed up an opportunity to take over the marketing department of a local chemical company, (which was not an easy decision) to work as organizer for the upcoming election. Why would someone decide to make a sacrifice this great? Well, maybe they love their country and their people more than they love their selves. Maybe they put their country first, sounds familiar? Let?s take a closer look at Senator Obama?s plight. A man graduates from Harvard Law School and turns down a job on Wall Street to work with the underprivileged and recently unemployed. I mean he literally turned down a hefty six-figure salary to work on the streets with the people. This sounds like a story right out of the Sunday school lesson book, doesn?t it? Well, to the GOP, this is the type of service to joke about at national conventions or a country club meeting. I guess a man that dedicated his life to serving the poor and underprivileged is unworthy to step foot in the capitol. I wonder how does the so called party of God feel about the poor carpenter?s son that served the poor and died for all mankind over 2000 years ago. If they think a community organizer is low on the totem pole, I can only imagine what they would consider a man who died for free. Somehow, the GOP has attributed service to be one thing and one thing only, military service. We all honor the service of our veterans but that doesn?t mean that we should spit in the faces of our humble servants of the underprivileged.
If the grand ole party ever wants to go and talk down to middle class and Urban America, let them, but remind them of this when they come asking for our votes. Someone should seriously tell Palin that life may be a cakewalk in the Anchorage suburbs but some of us know what it means to fight for progress.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=26002987746
Down right disrespectful:
Okay, before I get started on this rant about what I saw last night; let me say that I understand that elections are by definition, nasty. The attacks are to be expected, even if they are lies.. To be honest, no politician could ever tell the complete truth and hope to get elected.
Last Night, I watched as Rudolph Giuliani and Sarah Palin mocked and attacked Barack on multiple occasions. I expected to see attacks. However, as I watched Giuliani and Palin mock community organizers and Michelle Obama, I couldn?t help but get mad. Patiently, I waited for someone to ask her what exactly does the GOP have against community organizers or the middle class in general. Unsurprisingly, the comments aroused laughter from grand ole party and everyone had a good time at the expense of the inner-city and small-town organizers.
Let?s take a closer look at exactly who Palin and Giuliani were talking about. Community Organizers have long been fighters for the little guy in this country. Various organizations such Acorn have sent organizers out in the community to educate residents on every issue from voting, to budgeting a mortgage. Often underpaid and overworked, organizers have been greatly needed in this economy. We sat back and watched as banks issued predatory loans to our senior citizens; only to leave organizers to console those same seniors as their houses foreclosed. It was organizers in the rust belt who helped train workers for new jobs as their old manufacturing jobs shipped off overseas. Hell, I even left a job at a radio station and passed up an opportunity to take over the marketing department of a local chemical company, (which was not an easy decision) to work as organizer for the upcoming election. Why would someone decide to make a sacrifice this great? Well, maybe they love their country and their people more than they love their selves. Maybe they put their country first, sounds familiar? Let?s take a closer look at Senator Obama?s plight. A man graduates from Harvard Law School and turns down a job on Wall Street to work with the underprivileged and recently unemployed. I mean he literally turned down a hefty six-figure salary to work on the streets with the people. This sounds like a story right out of the Sunday school lesson book, doesn?t it? Well, to the GOP, this is the type of service to joke about at national conventions or a country club meeting. I guess a man that dedicated his life to serving the poor and underprivileged is unworthy to step foot in the capitol. I wonder how does the so called party of God feel about the poor carpenter?s son that served the poor and died for all mankind over 2000 years ago. If they think a community organizer is low on the totem pole, I can only imagine what they would consider a man who died for free. Somehow, the GOP has attributed service to be one thing and one thing only, military service. We all honor the service of our veterans but that doesn?t mean that we should spit in the faces of our humble servants of the underprivileged.
If the grand ole party ever wants to go and talk down to middle class and Urban America, let them, but remind them of this when they come asking for our votes. Someone should seriously tell Palin that life may be a cakewalk in the Anchorage suburbs but some of us know what it means to fight for progress.
Dr. Mac
Player
J C
Well-Known Member
Partisanship Appears to Sway Opinions on Palin
In the new poll, it is underlying political attitudes that appear to dominate, just as they do in ratings of Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (Del.), the Democratic vice presidential nominee. Eighty-five percent of Republicans view Palin favorably, and nearly nine in 10 approve of her selection as Sen. John McCain's running mate. Among Democrats, 24 percent view her favorably and 57 percent disapprove of her selection.
For Elizabeth Seaburg, 23, another Clinton voter from Albuquerque, there's interest in Palin as a woman but little chance of supporting McCain on Election Day: "I'm not really aligned with her values. I'm not going to vote for McCain just because he picked a woman. Her values are polar opposite of mine.
"Her rhetoric sounded very, very much like what I'm used to hearing from Republicans," said Seaburg, who, like others interviewed for this article, participated in a previous Washington Post-ABC News poll.
Palin's ratings are highest among the groups already likely to be in the Republican camp, limiting the potential impact of the choice. Among conservative Republicans, 89 percent view her favorably, as do 81 percent of white evangelical Protestants. In both groups, large majorities hold "strongly favorable" opinions.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy.../09/05/AR2008090503932.html?wpisrc=newsletter
In the new poll, it is underlying political attitudes that appear to dominate, just as they do in ratings of Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (Del.), the Democratic vice presidential nominee. Eighty-five percent of Republicans view Palin favorably, and nearly nine in 10 approve of her selection as Sen. John McCain's running mate. Among Democrats, 24 percent view her favorably and 57 percent disapprove of her selection.
For Elizabeth Seaburg, 23, another Clinton voter from Albuquerque, there's interest in Palin as a woman but little chance of supporting McCain on Election Day: "I'm not really aligned with her values. I'm not going to vote for McCain just because he picked a woman. Her values are polar opposite of mine.
"Her rhetoric sounded very, very much like what I'm used to hearing from Republicans," said Seaburg, who, like others interviewed for this article, participated in a previous Washington Post-ABC News poll.
Palin's ratings are highest among the groups already likely to be in the Republican camp, limiting the potential impact of the choice. Among conservative Republicans, 89 percent view her favorably, as do 81 percent of white evangelical Protestants. In both groups, large majorities hold "strongly favorable" opinions.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy.../09/05/AR2008090503932.html?wpisrc=newsletter