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Post by KMIS™ on Jul 4, 2009 6:47:24 GMT -5
I'm English, Have to say that before you read this. Is she the one with the massive lips? I'd ask her husband about a personal question like that.
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Post by King Shocker the Monumentous on Jul 4, 2009 8:58:46 GMT -5
While I'm not exactly sad to see her go, she got attacked more than she deserved because she was the easy target for a lot of people. I fully expect to see Keith Olbermann lead a parade for this news though. It'd be a pretty slow parade...Keith Olbermann can't drive.
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Post by slappy on Jul 4, 2009 10:17:48 GMT -5
The reasons Democrats make so many jokes about her & treat her like poop is because they see her as a threat. Not at all. I'd love for her to get the nomination, because she'd lose.
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Post by Defining Hitman on Jul 4, 2009 11:24:41 GMT -5
In the election, not nearly as many as her. Very true. Someone had a good leash on Joe for a while there. Palin has by-and-large taken several steps away from the center of the media spotlight since the election; yet continued to be a lightning rod for criticism. Maybe I've missed it, but I haven't heard much about John McCain. Obviously her (then) job as governor meant she was probably doing more noticeable day-to-day work than McCain, javascript:add(" ","") Italicizeit seems to be potshots from where I sit. She's been a "lightning rod for criticism" by Republicans because they blame losing the election miserably on her. Which isn't really fair though, since McCain is a bigger hypocrite than her, and he was the one who picked that moron for VP. I'll give Palin credit for having the balls to say the truth about Pakistan (eventhough she completely changed her mind a few seconds later), she should of lent her pair to John before the election. As for Biden, sure he talks too much, but atleast he has the balls to speak his mind without sugarcoating things. Maybe he actually took the hint after failing horribly twice for running for president? And yeah, she must of been doing a lot of great work as governor last year, which is why she's quitting during her first term , right? A true sign of a great leader.
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Post by Wrigley15 on Jul 4, 2009 14:11:11 GMT -5
Palin steps down as gov. Palin's daughter kneels down to suck some more dick
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Post by CBT on Jul 4, 2009 14:40:26 GMT -5
but she's a woman so she should stay in the kitchen LMAO. Even if she's "done with politics"; I doubt we have seen the last of Sarah Palin in the media. Now will she pose for Hustler? ;D
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Post by Kurt Burton: Script Doctor! on Jul 4, 2009 15:38:47 GMT -5
The reasons Democrats make so many jokes about her & treat her like poop is because they see her as a threat. She is viewed by the Democrats as many things but a threat isn't one of them. I view her as a threat. With her procreation rate, Idiocracy will actually happen within ten years.
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Post by MondayRaw on Jul 4, 2009 16:02:01 GMT -5
Hopefully we will see her again in 3 and a half years
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Post by Adam on Jul 4, 2009 16:35:55 GMT -5
She's been a "lightning rod for criticism" by Republicans because they blame losing the election miserably on her. Which isn't really fair though, since McCain is a bigger hypocrite than her, and he was the one who picked that moron for VP. I'll give Palin credit for having the balls to say the truth about Pakistan (eventhough she completely changed her mind a few seconds later), she should of lent her pair to John before the election. As for Biden, sure he talks too much, but atleast he has the balls to speak his mind without sugarcoating things. Palin is a lightning rod for both sides, not just Republicans. For you to insinuate that it's just Republicans shows how selective you are about paying attention to what's going on. I like Joe Biden. I loved when Obama picked him for VP and I think his shoot-from-the-hip candor is refreshing. That being said, it's incredibly naive to just dismiss his verbal missteps as "speak[ing] his mind without sugarcoating things". Took the hint? If I'm not mistaken, he's still a Senator, which still puts him in the position of being a public figure, ripe for criticism and mockery. He has received little to none while Palin is bashed pretty frequently. This I'm only quoting so you don't think I'm picking and choosing things to reply to. I am in no way, shape, or form defending Sarah Palin. I didn't say she was a great leader. I pointed out, quite accurately, I'm sure you'll find, that she has continued to receive jabs after (somewhat) stepping back from the center of the spotlight. You couldn't disprove my claim, so you started attacking her. Brilliant. If you had bothered to actually read and comprehend my posts instead of reciting #12 of the anti-Palin handbook, you'd have seen that.
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Post by *Ricky Spanish* on Jul 4, 2009 16:56:03 GMT -5
YES now she will run for office and win it and this country will finally have a good leader.if not he rI hope mccain runs again
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Post by jfinnomore on Jul 4, 2009 18:12:35 GMT -5
YES now she will run for office and win it and this country will finally have a good leader.if not he rI hope mccain runs again yeah cause a 75 year old running our country is exactly what we need . . .
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Post by Adam on Jul 4, 2009 18:48:25 GMT -5
YES now she will run for office and win it and this country will finally have a good leader.if not he rI hope mccain runs again ::insert facepalm that isn't as stupid as Hawkins'::
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