And, as much as the inner me says ‘you’re atacking this person’s character’ when I honestly do think it should be their factual record we attack, this is all fair game. She isn’t a Presidential apointee to a cabinet job, she is the person John Mc Cain says ‘if I keel over dead tomorrow, make her the new President’. That really should be the Democratic TV message, ‘Sarah Palin, we think she knows enough to be President’ (”I’m John McCain and I approved this ad”)
See, when it’s put like that, I’d be OK with Joe Biden as president. I’d prefer Obama but Biden makes a nice second choice. I’m no fan of McCain but the thought of Palin in office is severely troubling. Not so much because I think she’s a terrible person, I’d just be worried about who was pulling the strings and giving her the notecards.
As a side-note, I’m seeing a Wii controller with the new gel protective covering as the contextual ad on this page and it looks an awful lot like the top half of a maxipad.
In discussion with women friends, relatives and colleagues, I find that in general we aare all agreed that she sets back the cause of women to the fifties. She embodies all the ugly stereoptypes of why men have said women have no business in the board room or the Congress. Tip to men: most of us are much better than this.
I gotta say that graphic is hilarious. I watched the debate, and although I support Palin and think she’s a great breath of fresh air (even more so after the debate), it’s pretty funny because there’s a grain of truth in it.
But Geez. Give her a break. She’s getting fast-tracked from the little leagues to the major leagues. She’s got a lot of raw talent but her speaking style isn’t exactly polished like, say, some dude who spent decades doing little more than political pontificating.
In Sarah’s case, actions speak louder than words. She’s got the highest approval rating of any governor in the U.S: 80%. Biden is a member of congress with what…an 18% approval rating?
I’ve known several people from Alaska, both in my travels up there and transplants down here, and I like them. They’re independent, tough, hard-working, plain-spoken, matter-of-fact kind of folk. Salt of the earth. It’s a concept you city slickers just don’t understand. Too bad.
Troublingly true
“say something cute”.
im glad im not the only one who noticed.
that whole ‘arent i cute” transparent hammed up charm bullshit irked me last night.
then the reporters came out and called it ‘confidence” instead of bullshit.
And, as much as the inner me says ‘you’re atacking this person’s character’ when I honestly do think it should be their factual record we attack, this is all fair game. She isn’t a Presidential apointee to a cabinet job, she is the person John Mc Cain says ‘if I keel over dead tomorrow, make her the new President’. That really should be the Democratic TV message, ‘Sarah Palin, we think she knows enough to be President’ (”I’m John McCain and I approved this ad”)
Why bel
See, when it’s put like that, I’d be OK with Joe Biden as president. I’d prefer Obama but Biden makes a nice second choice. I’m no fan of McCain but the thought of Palin in office is severely troubling. Not so much because I think she’s a terrible person, I’d just be worried about who was pulling the strings and giving her the notecards.
As a side-note, I’m seeing a Wii controller with the new gel protective covering as the contextual ad on this page and it looks an awful lot like the top half of a maxipad.
In discussion with women friends, relatives and colleagues, I find that in general we aare all agreed that she sets back the cause of women to the fifties. She embodies all the ugly stereoptypes of why men have said women have no business in the board room or the Congress. Tip to men: most of us are much better than this.
Tip to women: most men know you are better than this. We appreciate it too.
I gotta say that graphic is hilarious. I watched the debate, and although I support Palin and think she’s a great breath of fresh air (even more so after the debate), it’s pretty funny because there’s a grain of truth in it.
But Geez. Give her a break. She’s getting fast-tracked from the little leagues to the major leagues. She’s got a lot of raw talent but her speaking style isn’t exactly polished like, say, some dude who spent decades doing little more than political pontificating.
In Sarah’s case, actions speak louder than words. She’s got the highest approval rating of any governor in the U.S: 80%. Biden is a member of congress with what…an 18% approval rating?
I’ve known several people from Alaska, both in my travels up there and transplants down here, and I like them. They’re independent, tough, hard-working, plain-spoken, matter-of-fact kind of folk. Salt of the earth. It’s a concept you city slickers just don’t understand. Too bad.
Dave, you ignorant slut…
Dave, who hops from bed to bed with the frequency of a cheap ham radio…
Bush’s approval rating was close to 90% once… then he had to show what he can do.
Dave u idiot, SHE IS NOT FROM ALASKA, she’s a carpetbagger from Idaho (as in I-Da-HO), hence the hick accent…..
Great graphic. I wonder if that would work for my dissertation defense?