I love whenever the Newt wagon picks up steam for a bit until someone remembers the horrible, terrible earth shattering skeletons in his closet that ended the "permanent moral majority" for good.
Just to be clear, what are these things again in case I have to remind anyone I'm arguing with?
I wasn't politically aware during the 90's so a lot of this Clinton era stuff is not too remembered in my head.
While wasting tax payers money trying to get our sitting president impeached for lying about a blow job he was also cheating on his cancer riddled wife, who he divorced among other things.
Is it sad that I can think of more than one senator (former and current) to whom this applies? I was actually confused as to who the topic of discussion was until I reread the post a couple of times.
I read today that Huckabee probably won't be running.
That's too bad.
I enjoy him so much more than Romney. I bet the fight between he and Palin would have been hilarious.
Well, remember, Obama said in 2004 and '05 that he wouldn't run in '08.
Once was, a guy with a fairly socialist economic agenda and restrictive societal agenda like Huckabee would be eaten alive by the Northeastern-Libertarian center of the Republican party, quickly shunned from a party that espoused fiscal responsibility and cold calculation.
But now we live in a world where a college drop-out who doesn't believe in science and has less than two years of political leadership experience is considered a frontrunner for a presidential candidacy.
As a former Republican myself, I urge all of you to vote Democrat until the wave of stupidity subsides.
So in a Palin vs. Obama matchup, what do you guys think the electoral/popular vote makeup will be.
Obama will of course blow her out of the fucking water, but we can have fun figuring out the odds.
I don't know and don't really care, but I'll spend the hours and hours...and hours it'll take combing the "Where does the GOP go from here?" thread(s) we had after 2008 and collect everyone who said that Palin running in 2012 will NEVER EVER happen
And I will laugh
Oh I will laugh long and hard
But then I'll be sad because what the fuck, America
Okay, yes I do care :P I fully expect it to be 1984 but for Dems. I also expect Obama to get > 60% of the popular vote, and Palin to get < 30%
Ideally a third party candidate would pick up a portion of the non-crazy republicans and some of the independants... then yay for more than two parties!
I love whenever the Newt wagon picks up steam for a bit until someone remembers the horrible, terrible earth shattering skeletons in his closet that ended the "permanent moral majority" for good.
Just to be clear, what are these things again in case I have to remind anyone I'm arguing with?
I wasn't politically aware during the 90's so a lot of this Clinton era stuff is not too remembered in my head.
While wasting tax payers money trying to get our sitting president impeached for lying about a blow job he was also cheating on his cancer riddled wife, who he divorced among other things.
Is it sad that I can think of more than one senator (former and current) to whom this applies? I was actually confused as to who the topic of discussion was until I reread the post a couple of times.
Gingrich had a remarkable number of missteps in four years as Speaker. He was first speaker to reprimanded for ethic violations in a landslide vote, and the whole philanderer thing above. The GOP backbenchers tried to get rid of him in year three, and the GOP losses in '98, which didn't even make the GOP a minority, made him take his ball and go home.
Gingrich is more a "generic Republican" choice for president. The last time he served in office was 1998.
I read today that Huckabee probably won't be running.
That's too bad.
I enjoy him so much more than Romney. I bet the fight between he and Palin would have been hilarious.
Well, remember, Obama said in 2004 and '05 that he wouldn't run in '08.
Once was, a guy with a fairly socialist economic agenda and restrictive societal agenda like Huckabee would be eaten alive by the Northeastern-Libertarian center of the Republican party, quickly shunned from a party that espoused fiscal responsibility and cold calculation.
But now we live in a world where a college drop-out who doesn't believe in science and has less than two years of political leadership experience is considered a frontrunner for a presidential candidacy.
As a former Republican myself, I urge all of you to vote Democrat until the wave of stupidity subsides.
I wonder, if by some crazy chance she grabs the nomination, if she'll still claim Obama doesn't have any experience.
All answers point towards yes. And we've already seen she'd counter the quitter talking point with him quitting the senate.
are you serious with that
Look Palin doesn't seem to understand what makes sense.
Fixed that for you. 8-)
Look there are known knowns and unknown knowns and unknown knowing mcknownersons. You betcha.
Can you imagine having to be her translator
It'd be the easiest job in the world. Just play WoW all day and alt-tab out to throw whatever she says into Babelfish. It's not like it could come out making less sense.
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I read today that Huckabee probably won't be running.
That's too bad.
I enjoy him so much more than Romney. I bet the fight between he and Palin would have been hilarious.
Well, remember, Obama said in 2004 and '05 that he wouldn't run in '08.
Once was, a guy with a fairly socialist economic agenda and restrictive societal agenda like Huckabee would be eaten alive by the Northeastern-Libertarian center of the Republican party, quickly shunned from a party that espoused fiscal responsibility and cold calculation.
But now we live in a world where a college drop-out who doesn't believe in science and has less than two years of political leadership experience is considered a frontrunner for a presidential candidacy.
As a former Republican myself, I urge all of you to vote Democrat until the wave of stupidity subsides.
To be fair, I believe she does have a degree.
In the same way that some NFL players have degrees.
Actually I hope Palin does get a chance to run against Obama. That way we can see how many stone cold crazy people live and vote in the US. It would also give me a chance to figure out which people I associate with I should never attempt a political conversation with.
Okay, I shouldn't have looked at this, but this is an actual commentary by an actual human being in response to President Obama dissing Palin's nuclear experience.
Palin's view of nuclear weapons was shaped by her stint as the commander in chief of the Alaskan National Guard, our first line of defense against Soviet nuclear weapons. Obama has held his same views since he was a stoner college student and has showed no signs of maturing.
Which of the two would you trust?
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Its 26%
26% consistently turns up, even across different polls by different organizations, as being the crazies.
For instance, that percentage:
- believe that Acorn stole the election for Obama
- believe it is never appropriate for the president to bow to someone
- wanted no health care bill
- believe Palin would be an effective president
- was against joining Kyoto
- approved of the job Bush was doing
26% consistently turns up, even across different polls by different organizations, as being the crazies.
For instance, that percentage:
- believe that Acorn stole the election for Obama
- believe it is never appropriate for the president to bow to someone
- wanted no health care bill
- believe Palin would be an effective president
- was against joining Kyoto
- approved of the job Bush was doing
Ah, the good old crazification factor. I wonder if there's any political position that would have < 20% support.
I love whenever the Newt wagon picks up steam for a bit until someone remembers the horrible, terrible earth shattering skeletons in his closet that ended the "permanent moral majority" for good.
Just to be clear, what are these things again in case I have to remind anyone I'm arguing with?
I wasn't politically aware during the 90's so a lot of this Clinton era stuff is not too remembered in my head.
While wasting tax payers money trying to get our sitting president impeached for lying about a blow job he was also cheating on his cancer riddled wife, who he divorced among other things.
Gingrich has been married three times. He married Jackie Battley, his former high school geometry teacher, when he was 19 years old. She was seven years his senior at 26 years old.[56][57] They had two daughters. The couple decided to divorce after Gingrich told his wife of his extra-marital affair while she was recovering from cancer surgery.[58] In 1981, six months after his divorce was final, Gingrich wed Marianne Ginther.[59] He remained married to Ginther until 2000, when they divorced. Shortly thereafter, Gingrich then married Callista Bisek, with whom he was conducting an extra-marital affair during the Congressional investigation of Bill Clinton's perjury relating to his affair with 23-year-old intern, Monica Lewinsky.[60] He has been praised for his open and honest re-tellings on many occasions.
Newt and Callista Gingrich currently live in McLean, Virginia.[61]
A Baptist since graduate school, Gingrich converted to Catholicism, his wife's faith, on March 29, 2009.[62]
"Between now until November, when they say, 'Yes we can,' we say, 'Oh no you don't!' " Palin told a packed ballroom in a hotel alongside the Mississippi River. "Freedom is a God-given right, and it is worth fighting for. This is a party that will usher in a new era of prosperity. It starts with us. And it can start today. I say we stand together and take our country back."
That sounds like the kind of hokey thing that Republicans will proceed to eat up. We also must protect our right to die from curable or preventable illnesses!
Actually I hope Palin does get a chance to run against Obama. That way we can see how many stone cold crazy people live and vote in the US. It would also give me a chance to figure out which people I associate with I should never attempt a political conversation with.
God I just went to that page to see (thankfully no friends of mine are there) but good lord the comments physically hurt. So many people seem to think that she really put Obama in "his place" with the community organizer remark. Also birthers, so many birthers.
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The worst (best?) comment I have seen on her page. "I don't think the Tea Party is racist. However, The TP isn't getting my trust yet. It must be earned not granted. Especially by black and latino people." this wasn't from Palin herself but it really shows the quality of her supporters he goes on to rant about the lefts tactics.
I love whenever the Newt wagon picks up steam for a bit until someone remembers the horrible, terrible earth shattering skeletons in his closet that ended the "permanent moral majority" for good.
Just to be clear, what are these things again in case I have to remind anyone I'm arguing with?
I wasn't politically aware during the 90's so a lot of this Clinton era stuff is not too remembered in my head.
While wasting tax payers money trying to get our sitting president impeached for lying about a blow job he was also cheating on his cancer riddled wife, who he divorced among other things.
Gingrich has been married three times. He married Jackie Battley, his former high school geometry teacher, when he was 19 years old. She was seven years his senior at 26 years old.[56][57] They had two daughters. The couple decided to divorce after Gingrich told his wife of his extra-marital affair while she was recovering from cancer surgery.[58] In 1981, six months after his divorce was final, Gingrich wed Marianne Ginther.[59] He remained married to Ginther until 2000, when they divorced. Shortly thereafter, Gingrich then married Callista Bisek, with whom he was conducting an extra-marital affair during the Congressional investigation of Bill Clinton's perjury relating to his affair with 23-year-old intern, Monica Lewinsky.[60] He has been praised for his open and honest re-tellings on many occasions.
Newt and Callista Gingrich currently live in McLean, Virginia.[61]
A Baptist since graduate school, Gingrich converted to Catholicism, his wife's faith, on March 29, 2009.[62]
o_O
Born again, God forgives, repented his sins since he is now Catholic. A deeply religious evangelical loves nothing more than the story about "how I came to find God, he intervened in my life, and saved me from the wicked sins I so loved doing".
A cynic would say the Democratic version of this is "hope and change"
I love whenever the Newt wagon picks up steam for a bit until someone remembers the horrible, terrible earth shattering skeletons in his closet that ended the "permanent moral majority" for good.
Just to be clear, what are these things again in case I have to remind anyone I'm arguing with?
I wasn't politically aware during the 90's so a lot of this Clinton era stuff is not too remembered in my head.
While wasting tax payers money trying to get our sitting president impeached for lying about a blow job he was also cheating on his cancer riddled wife, who he divorced among other things.
Gingrich has been married three times. He married Jackie Battley, his former high school geometry teacher, when he was 19 years old. She was seven years his senior at 26 years old.[56][57] They had two daughters. The couple decided to divorce after Gingrich told his wife of his extra-marital affair while she was recovering from cancer surgery.[58] In 1981, six months after his divorce was final, Gingrich wed Marianne Ginther.[59] He remained married to Ginther until 2000, when they divorced. Shortly thereafter, Gingrich then married Callista Bisek, with whom he was conducting an extra-marital affair during the Congressional investigation of Bill Clinton's perjury relating to his affair with 23-year-old intern, Monica Lewinsky.[60] He has been praised for his open and honest re-tellings on many occasions.
Newt and Callista Gingrich currently live in McLean, Virginia.[61]
A Baptist since graduate school, Gingrich converted to Catholicism, his wife's faith, on March 29, 2009.[62]
o_O
Born again, God forgives, repented his sins since he is now Catholic. A deeply religious evangelical loves nothing more than the story about "how I came to find God, he intervened in my life, and saved me from the wicked sins I so loved doing".
A moron would say the Democratic version of this is "hope and change"
Newt's got other fun ones like saying that sex should only happen between married couples and that the purpose of sex and marriage is procreation and then outright saying that he is getting married to his mistress without the intent of having children. Among other things.
I don't know if he was still speaker during the hilarious, "We work for the people, The people say they don't want to impeach Clinton, but we're going to do it anyways because we don't work for the people." Congressional Republican press mugging, I think he got canned before then. That's the real lowpoint of the moral majority era.
I love whenever the Newt wagon picks up steam for a bit until someone remembers the horrible, terrible earth shattering skeletons in his closet that ended the "permanent moral majority" for good.
Just to be clear, what are these things again in case I have to remind anyone I'm arguing with?
I wasn't politically aware during the 90's so a lot of this Clinton era stuff is not too remembered in my head.
While wasting tax payers money trying to get our sitting president impeached for lying about a blow job he was also cheating on his cancer riddled wife, who he divorced among other things.
Gingrich has been married three times. He married Jackie Battley, his former high school geometry teacher, when he was 19 years old. She was seven years his senior at 26 years old.[56][57] They had two daughters. The couple decided to divorce after Gingrich told his wife of his extra-marital affair while she was recovering from cancer surgery.[58] In 1981, six months after his divorce was final, Gingrich wed Marianne Ginther.[59] He remained married to Ginther until 2000, when they divorced. Shortly thereafter, Gingrich then married Callista Bisek, with whom he was conducting an extra-marital affair during the Congressional investigation of Bill Clinton's perjury relating to his affair with 23-year-old intern, Monica Lewinsky.[60] He has been praised for his open and honest re-tellings on many occasions.
Newt and Callista Gingrich currently live in McLean, Virginia.[61]
A Baptist since graduate school, Gingrich converted to Catholicism, his wife's faith, on March 29, 2009.[62]
o_O
Born again, God forgives, repented his sins since he is now Catholic. A deeply religious evangelical loves nothing more than the story about "how I came to find God, he intervened in my life, and saved me from the wicked sins I so loved doing".
A cynic would say the Democratic version of this is "hope and change"
Put simply: IOKIYAR
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"A lot of common-sense conservatives can relay some slogans that a majority of Americans like a lot better than [yes we can]," Palin said. "Like 'Repeal and Replace.' 'How's that hopey changey thing working out?' Or my faorite, 'don't retreat reload' -- and that is not a call for violence." That got her another standing ovation. So a bit later, she brought up the 10th Amendment and said, "Shoot, take a look at Texas -- oh, sorry, I said 'shoot.'" (Wonder why that didn't make her Jay Leno standup bit?)
She kept up her defense of the GOP as the party of "no," despite Newt Gingrich's attempt Thursday night to move past it. "We're getting back to our grand old roots," she said. "There is no shame in being the party of 'no,' if they're proposing, the other side is proposing an approach that violates our values, violates our common sense, violates our Constitution -- what's wrong with being the party of 'no'?" Just a couple minutes later, of course, she cited Ronald Reagan and Abraham Lincoln to claim, "We're not just the party of 'no,' we're the party of ideas."
But no one in the room seemed to notice the apparent contradiction.
Abraham Lincoln is so relevant. I am glad she is taking a controversial "slavery is bad" position.
God bless the tenth amendment. It is the most worthless amendment and does nothing.
Eeeeeeeeeeeeeh, let's not toss the entire amendment out the window here.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
I rather like having that protection right there.
Yes, but it is so loosely worded overall that it is essentially meaningless!
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The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
I rather like having that protection right there.
Yes, but it is so loosely worded overall that it is essentially meaningless!
The amendment is just a truism and isn't actually needed. It literally adds nothing to the Constitution. It doesn't help that it only includes powers not expressly or impliedly given so you can pretty much imply nearly anything that isn't completely insane thanks to the necessary and proper clause and a bunch of other clauses.
The amendment states but a truism that all is retained which has not been surrendered. There is nothing in the history of its adoption to suggest that it was more than declaratory of the relationship between the national and state governments as it had been established by the Constitution before the amendment or that its purpose was other than to allay fears that the new national government might seek to exercise powers not granted, and that the states might not be able to exercise fully their reserved powers.....
Okay, I shouldn't have looked at this, but this is an actual commentary by an actual human being in response to President Obama dissing Palin's nuclear experience.
Palin's view of nuclear weapons was shaped by her stint as the commander in chief of the Alaskan National Guard, our first line of defense against Soviet nuclear weapons. Obama has held his same views since he was a stoner college student and has showed no signs of maturing.
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin repeatedly cited her foreign policy experience was that she was the "commander in chief of Alaska's National Guard."[2] On August 31, 2008, Major General Craig Campbell of the Alaskan National Guard said in an interview that Palin has no command or say over the military entity: "The entire operation is under federal control, and the governor is not briefed on situations."
Ohhh snap, Major General Craig Campbell of the Alaskan National Guard.
Edit: In some good Palin news, we'll likely see another Fey-as-Palin sketch tonight.
Okay, I shouldn't have looked at this, but this is an actual commentary by an actual human being in response to President Obama dissing Palin's nuclear experience.
Palin's view of nuclear weapons was shaped by her stint as the commander in chief of the Alaskan National Guard, our first line of defense against Soviet nuclear weapons. Obama has held his same views since he was a stoner college student and has showed no signs of maturing.
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin repeatedly cited her foreign policy experience was that she was the "commander in chief of Alaska's National Guard."[2] On August 31, 2008, Major General Craig Campbell of the Alaskan National Guard said in an interview that Palin has no command or say over the military entity: "The entire operation is under federal control, and the governor is not briefed on situations."
Ohhh snap, Major General Craig Campbell of the Alaskan National Guard.
Edit: In some good Palin news, we'll likely see another Fey-as-Palin sketch tonight.
Someone needs to send that as a rebuttal to her facebook page, or to a news organization or something. Its just too perfect with all her retarded commenting about her "military experience."
Does Palin not understand about how things that happened in the past are now really really well documented and straight up lying will come back to bite you on the ass?
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It's going to be interesting if she does run to watch the professional Republican establishment try to stop her.
The professional Republican establishment is pretty much powerless at this point. Between the teabaggers, Fox News, and the pundits, they've all but lost control of the party.
It's going to be interesting if she does run to watch the professional Republican establishment try to stop her.
The professional Republican establishment is pretty much powerless at this point. Between the teabaggers, Fox News, and the pundits, they've all but lost control of the party.
Maybe.
I'm not sure we've seen a situation where there has been real open conflict.
But if Palin runs, I'm pretty sure they will try to stop her, if only to save the congressional/state level candidates that would die in the fire of Obama's ensuing Conservadammerung.
What they're going to do is try to focus all their support on the candidate that has the best chance of winning. But who the fuck will that be? Romney? The guy whose healthcare plan Obama plagiarized.
What they're going to do is try to focus all their support on the candidate that has the best chance of winning. But who the fuck will that be? Romney? The guy whose healthcare plan Obama plagiarized.
It's going to be interesting if she does run to watch the professional Republican establishment try to stop her.
The professional Republican establishment is pretty much powerless at this point. Between the teabaggers, Fox News, and the pundits, they've all but lost control of the party.
Don't forget spending donor cash at bdsm lesbian strip clubs.
It's going to be interesting if she does run to watch the professional Republican establishment try to stop her.
The professional Republican establishment is pretty much powerless at this point. Between the teabaggers, Fox News, and the pundits, they've all but lost control of the party.
Maybe.
I'm not sure we've seen a situation where there has been real open conflict.
But if Palin runs, I'm pretty sure they will try to stop her, if only to save the congressional/state level candidates that would die in the fire of Obama's ensuing Conservadammerung.
At the same time, Palin would be the perfect sacrificial goat to put up against Obama's near-inevitable reelection is '12. It destroys nobody of substance or importance, and has the added benefit of giving them an "out" from the teabaggers since they tried the teabagger candidate and she failed.
Ignorant Canuck question: Who are the contenders for the Republicans when it comes to the 2012 run? Palin can't be a serious contender....right?
Palin's the front runner, probably.
Romney
Pawlenty
Sen. Thune is a name a lot of people throw out
Newt will be mentioned, but inevitably will decide to be the "ideas" man, with that term being used loosely
Huckabee is supposedly not running, but I don't trust him
DeMint if the tea partiers want to run someone
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Is it sad that I can think of more than one senator (former and current) to whom this applies? I was actually confused as to who the topic of discussion was until I reread the post a couple of times.
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Once was, a guy with a fairly socialist economic agenda and restrictive societal agenda like Huckabee would be eaten alive by the Northeastern-Libertarian center of the Republican party, quickly shunned from a party that espoused fiscal responsibility and cold calculation.
But now we live in a world where a college drop-out who doesn't believe in science and has less than two years of political leadership experience is considered a frontrunner for a presidential candidacy.
As a former Republican myself, I urge all of you to vote Democrat until the wave of stupidity subsides.
Ideally a third party candidate would pick up a portion of the non-crazy republicans and some of the independants... then yay for more than two parties!
Newt being worse than Clinton: http://mediamatters.org/blog/200703090003
Gingrich had a remarkable number of missteps in four years as Speaker. He was first speaker to reprimanded for ethic violations in a landslide vote, and the whole philanderer thing above. The GOP backbenchers tried to get rid of him in year three, and the GOP losses in '98, which didn't even make the GOP a minority, made him take his ball and go home.
Gingrich is more a "generic Republican" choice for president. The last time he served in office was 1998.
To be fair, I believe she does have a degree.
It'd be the easiest job in the world. Just play WoW all day and alt-tab out to throw whatever she says into Babelfish. It's not like it could come out making less sense.
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In the same way that some NFL players have degrees.
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26% consistently turns up, even across different polls by different organizations, as being the crazies.
For instance, that percentage:
- believe that Acorn stole the election for Obama
- believe it is never appropriate for the president to bow to someone
- wanted no health care bill
- believe Palin would be an effective president
- was against joining Kyoto
- approved of the job Bush was doing
Ah, the good old crazification factor. I wonder if there's any political position that would have < 20% support.
God I just went to that page to see (thankfully no friends of mine are there) but good lord the comments physically hurt. So many people seem to think that she really put Obama in "his place" with the community organizer remark. Also birthers, so many birthers.
Edit:
The worst (best?) comment I have seen on her page. "I don't think the Tea Party is racist. However, The TP isn't getting my trust yet. It must be earned not granted. Especially by black and latino people." this wasn't from Palin herself but it really shows the quality of her supporters he goes on to rant about the lefts tactics.
Born again, God forgives, repented his sins since he is now Catholic. A deeply religious evangelical loves nothing more than the story about "how I came to find God, he intervened in my life, and saved me from the wicked sins I so loved doing".
A cynic would say the Democratic version of this is "hope and change"
Fixed that for you.
I don't know if he was still speaker during the hilarious, "We work for the people, The people say they don't want to impeach Clinton, but we're going to do it anyways because we don't work for the people." Congressional Republican press mugging, I think he got canned before then. That's the real lowpoint of the moral majority era.
I don't care if it would usher in the end of all life as we know it! The comedy gold that her run as president would create would be worth it!
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Eeeeeeeeeeeeeh, let's not toss the entire amendment out the window here.
I rather like having that protection right there.
How about instead we just chip in and buy you the complete Monthy Python's Flying Circus?
Because I kinda like this world and don't want to die just yet.
Yes, but it is so loosely worded overall that it is essentially meaningless!
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The amendment is just a truism and isn't actually needed. It literally adds nothing to the Constitution. It doesn't help that it only includes powers not expressly or impliedly given so you can pretty much imply nearly anything that isn't completely insane thanks to the necessary and proper clause and a bunch of other clauses.
Edit: In some good Palin news, we'll likely see another Fey-as-Palin sketch tonight.
Someone needs to send that as a rebuttal to her facebook page, or to a news organization or something. Its just too perfect with all her retarded commenting about her "military experience."
Does Palin not understand about how things that happened in the past are now really really well documented and straight up lying will come back to bite you on the ass?
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Happiest moment I've had watching Fox News.
Someone's going to be unemployed....
Maybe.
I'm not sure we've seen a situation where there has been real open conflict.
But if Palin runs, I'm pretty sure they will try to stop her, if only to save the congressional/state level candidates that would die in the fire of Obama's ensuing Conservadammerung.
I know.
It's facinating.
Watching people I disagree with submarine each other is always great.
They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
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And by comedy gold, you mean despair and dejection.
At the same time, Palin would be the perfect sacrificial goat to put up against Obama's near-inevitable reelection is '12. It destroys nobody of substance or importance, and has the added benefit of giving them an "out" from the teabaggers since they tried the teabagger candidate and she failed.
Palin's the front runner, probably.
Romney
Pawlenty
Sen. Thune is a name a lot of people throw out
Newt will be mentioned, but inevitably will decide to be the "ideas" man, with that term being used loosely
Huckabee is supposedly not running, but I don't trust him
DeMint if the tea partiers want to run someone