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Is Sarah Palin Finished?
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Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Some demographics in U.S. society would blindly follow a flailing, **** flinging chimp with down syndrome if it had a bible in one paw and the nation's flag in the other paw.
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linwood
Well-Known Member
Oh I hope not.
I can think of nothing better to fragment the hell out of the GOP than Palin running in '12.
It`s a left wing nutjobs wet dream..really.
I agree
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Is there some way we could get the chimp to shoot a gun too?
I'm sure it's handlers could switch out the bible and flag for a gun and a sign that reads "git-r-dun".
That's funny right there. :yes:
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
It would be funny if it weren't a political reality.
I've said many times that there should be a basic test one should have to take before they are allowed to vote. It would be something a 5th grader could pass.
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
A good idea, but even intelligent people can sometimes let their sentiments and emotions cloud their judgment. You supported Palin at one time, didn't you?
Only in the sense that every time a Democrat found fault with her, (inexperience for example) this statement could also hold true for Obama. I thought it was sheer genius for McCain to pick her for a running mate.You supported Palin at one time, didn't you?
I did not vote for Obama, so I guess you have me there. I will say this, if something was to happen to the President,(McCain vs Obama) I'm glad Obama won the election because I would rather see Biden as our next President than Sarah.
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YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
Personally, I can't see much difference, myself.
The differences are huge....like choosing between dying by a rattler bite or a sea snake bite.
Doesn't sanity count anymore?
It seldom does.
There is a fine line between genius and insanity so I am told.
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
Given some of "Wild Joe's" more memorable quotes, apparently not.
KnightOwl
Member
Answering the original question again... Is Sarah Palin finished?
CPAC - convened and took a straw poll as to who they wanted running for President in 2012. Here are the partial results...
Texas Rep. Ron Paul: 30 percent
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney: 23 percent
Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson: 6 percent
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie: 6 percent
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich: 5 percent
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty: 4 percent
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann: 4 percent
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels: 4 percent
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin: 3 percent
Yippee!! The conservatives aren't all brain dead after all. I am thrilled to see Ron Paul at the top of the list and if I have a chance to vote for him I will once again change party affiliation (from LP) to do so. He's not perfect in my book, but the closest thing to it we have to choose from by miles.
And of course I'm very heartened to see Palin coming in at 3% where she should be.
CPAC - convened and took a straw poll as to who they wanted running for President in 2012. Here are the partial results...
Texas Rep. Ron Paul: 30 percent
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney: 23 percent
Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson: 6 percent
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie: 6 percent
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich: 5 percent
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty: 4 percent
Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann: 4 percent
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels: 4 percent
Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin: 3 percent
Yippee!! The conservatives aren't all brain dead after all. I am thrilled to see Ron Paul at the top of the list and if I have a chance to vote for him I will once again change party affiliation (from LP) to do so. He's not perfect in my book, but the closest thing to it we have to choose from by miles.
And of course I'm very heartened to see Palin coming in at 3% where she should be.