If you want to know the truth stay away from ABC, CBS, PBS, CNN and worst of them all NBC and MSNBC.
It seems that the average democrat has a difficult time restraining themselves from calling their opponents by terrible names, by making up lies about them and by general childish behavior. The average American does not think like them and is turned off by such antics.
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Don't make me go back through the last six months of L&P posts and dredge up all the "OBAMA IZ TEH MUZZLIM!!" threads.
How about a little Palin humor.
Oprah said today she did not want Palin as a guest on her show because she (Oprah) does not want her show to be a political platform... Oprah does not want to delve into politics... Help, I can't stop laughing
You see Obama being on wasn't political...
A week ago, most Americans had never heard of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. Now, following a Vice Presidential acceptance speech viewed live by more than 40 million people, Palin is viewed favorably by 58% of American voters. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 37% hold an unfavorable view of the self-described hockey mom.
Perhaps most stunning is the fact that Palin’s favorable ratings are now a point higher than either man at the top of the Presidential tickets this year. As of Friday morning, Obama and McCain are each viewed favorably by 57% of voters. Biden is viewed favorably by 48%.
Frankly, I would rate that stance as extremely conservative. Goes all the way back to the Declaration of Independence: "All men are created equal." Not "all straight men," "all white men," etc. Therefore, Palin strikes me as extremely conservative. Works for me.Palin is conservative but signed law making it ok for gay partners of state employees to get benifits also. So I wouldnt rate her as a pure conservative.
“Initiate the momentum and the structure will topple under its own weight”. The selection of Palin as candidate VP is a stroke of brilliance by the Republican party. Total and utter brilliance. "
Noonan, Murphy trash Palin pick over open mikes
September 4, 2008
Two GOP icons - former Reagan speechwriter Peggy Noonan and former McCain strategist Mike Murphy - were caught trashing vice-presidential pick Sarah Palin yesterday when they kept talking after they thought the audio was off during an interview on NBC, and a YouTube version of their off-off-message exchange rocketed around the Internet at light speed.
Noonan, who had praised Palin in a Wall Street Journal column in the morning, said, "It's over," and added, "Most qualified? No. I think they went for this, excuse me, political bull -- about narratives ... Every time Republicans do this, because that's not where they live, and that's not what they're good at, they blow it."
After the NBC comments surfaced, Noonan updated her Journal column online, lamenting that she had been "mugged by the nature of modern media" and apologizing for her rough language. She said that her statement that "It's over" was out of context, and was not a conclusion about the likely outcome of the McCain-Obama race, and her true feelings toward Palin were favorable.
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How about a little Palin humor.
Oprah said today she did not want Palin as a guest on her show because she (Oprah) does not want her show to be a political platform... Oprah does not want to delve into politics... Help, I can't stop laughing)Quote
Appears to be "some" bias there.
I, for one, definitely feel that Obama has been sent here by the BORG and will begin assimilation once he is able to plug into the conduit under the desk in the Oval Office. I have no evidence or cites but it's a dang strong definite feeling. Definitely.I for one, definitely feel that she is unqualified to run the country should McCain become disabled.
I don't know which high school district you're in but you guys need to start sending those students to Washington posthaste! See, more warranted sarcasm.Intune, your sarcasm isn't warranted. Did you see Palin talk about foreign policy? She sounded as well versed in middle east issues as a high schooler.
What COULD she have done to impress you? All she was required to say was that she accepts her nomination as VP.Not impressed.
Again, actual policies will be delineated down the road, NOT at the convention.In fact, there were probably more attacks on the Democrats than policy ideas.
I think the McCain strategists might want to separate them to keep Sarah from stealing the spotlight.
Sarah Palin taking the podium, McCain standing off to the side with a dumb grin on his face.