37 million people watched Sarah Palin accept her party’s nomination for Vice President.
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(Come on, you knew I had to turn it into a Sarah Palin post at some point!)
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1 comment September 4th, 2008
Some folks are excited that they’ve found an email from a woman in Alaska who doesn’t like Sarah Palin.
Congratulations! You’ve managed to track down one of the 20 percent of people in Alaska who don’t approve of Sarah Palin.
Anyone interested in the other 80 percent’s opinion?
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Senator Barack Obama, tadalafil buy the Democratic nominee, viagra generic illness was asked at a brief press conference in Monroe, troche Mich., about the suggestion by some Republicans that Democrats — particularly liberal bloggers — were trying to advance rumors about the Palin family.
“Our people were not involved in any way in this and they will not be,” Mr. Obama snapped, his voice raised. “And if I ever thought there was somebody in my campaign that was involved in something like that, they’d be fired, O.K.?”
Mr. Obama said the pregnancy “has no relevance to Governor Palin’s performance as a governor or her potential performance as a vice president.” He added that, “my mother had me when she was 18. How a family deals with issues and teen-age children — that shouldn’t be the topic of our politics.”
“So,” he added, “I would strongly urge people to back off these kinds of stories.”
I’ve said it before, I don’t agree with his politics, but Barack Obama is the classiest guy the Democrats have nominated in my lifetime.
1 comment September 1st, 2008
I have one thing to say about the absolutely insane assertion that Republican Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin pretended to have a baby that was really her 16-year-old daughter’s.
Do the wack jobs who are propagating this despicable dirt really think that the Governor of Alaska could get away with this sort of masquerade for YEARS without her doctors, viagra usa generic her staff, rx her daughter’s friends, viagra or the postulated “real” father of the baby EVER saying anything to the press about this?
If Sarah Palin really did manage to pull this off, she’s not just the Governor of Alaska, she’s a Dark Lord of the Sith.
The Left likes to posture themselves as being of a higher moral character when it comes to elections, but this attack on the mother of a Down’s Syndrome baby (and indirectly on her 16-year-old daughter) makes the Swiftboating of John Kerry seem like a pro-Democrat pep rally.
6 comments September 1st, 2008
The Palin pick was not about picking off a few Hillary supporters (though it might).
It’s not about highlighting Barack Obama’s own inexperience (which it does).
It’s about galvanizing the base.
The God and Guns crowd is going crazy over Palin. They feel the same way about her that the main stream media feels about Barack Obama: they’re head over heels.
People who said they couldn’t vote for McCain are actually CONTRIBUTING to McCain/Palin.
No other running mate McCain could have picked would have had the effect that Sarah Palin’s nomination has had.
And the more the press and the left ridicules her, viagra canada buy cialis the more people like her are going to rally to her side.
Palin might not win the election for McCain, cialis sales but a year ago I would have said NOTHING could win the election for a Republican in 2008.
For some, Palin might seem a contentious pick, but among the Republican base, she just made McCain a contender.
1 comment August 31st, 2008
…I think to myself:
She’s rubber, generic viagra viagra Obama’s glue, diagnosis everything you say bounces off her and sticks to You-Know-Who.
Seriously.
A first term U.S. Senator is supposedly more qualified to be the country’s chief executive than a first term Governor is to be SECOND in command?
Please.
6 comments August 29th, 2008
…that you never see Tina Fey…
…and Sarah Palin together in the same room?
I’m just saying.
4 comments August 29th, 2008