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Sarah Palin's Natural Gas Pipeline
TheCypressTimes.com ^ | 01/31/2010 | Gary P

Posted on 01/31/2010 5:57:22 AM PST by Patriot1259

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To: Bob J
Don’t see no pipeline...

When did you see man on the moon? When Kennedy first announced it, or when Armstrong was seen on TV bouncing around?

Sarah not only announced it, but the project is in process as we speak.

41 posted on 01/31/2010 7:50:57 PM PST by duckln
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To: counterpunch

Interesting take. So, you see yourself as on a crusade to save the world from the Substandard Palin and the Palinized Zombies. Wow!! Sort of a heroic public service you see yourself performing. You might want to go in and check the tension on your tinfoil, it may have shaken lose or become too tight. In the words of Artie Johnson, “veery interesting - but stupid.”


42 posted on 02/01/2010 6:34:14 AM PST by euram
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To: euram

I don’t really see what your point is other than trying to shut up any and all criticism of Palin by any means necessary.
You must really see her standing as fragile.


43 posted on 02/01/2010 7:45:57 AM PST by counterpunch (The Emperor has no Cloture)
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No, I have no problem whatsoever with criticism. Matter of fact, I seldom respond to the criticism, because criticism comes with the territory. But, I do marvel at the legions of anti-Palin people who see themselves as crusaders, it’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. True, there were the legions of anti-Bush crusaders, but that can be expected when someone is president. Palin isn’t president, holds no office of any kind, and it isn’t even certain that she wants any kind of office, now or in the future. It’s just a very strange reaction to someone by so many.


44 posted on 02/01/2010 8:15:47 AM PST by euram
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To: euram

Palin isn’t president but her legions of Crusaders rabidly want her to be.
The problem with that is she never will. No presidential ticket with Sarah Palin will ever garner a majority or even plurality of votes.

So for people like me who understand that, the possibility of a Palin GOP ticket is the number one threat to our desire to see 0bama tossed out of office.

See you and I have compatible agendas, but differ in our priorities.
You are willing to risk returning 0bama for a second term if it means giving Palin a longshot chance at becoming president. I, on the other hand, do not believe advancing any politician’s career takes precedence over getting 0bama out of office. I do not have greater loyalty to any politician — be it Palin or McCain — than to my country and its well being. That is something Sarah Palin herself could learn.


45 posted on 02/01/2010 9:33:44 AM PST by counterpunch (The Emperor has no Cloture)
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To: duckln

Good analogy... We are all human and make mistakes... I most certainly dont like that she is supporting Senator McLettuce, but I will not withhold a vote for her because of it... just one for the minus side when I have to make my choice. The HUGE plus of having a history of keeping Campaign promises would take alot of negatives to override in my book, and something bigger than supporting the candidate that made her a national name too, that has to end up on the plus side too, as an offset, for being loyal to the one that put you in the position you are in. You have make a big long list of a candidates negatives and positives and go from there.

I am about as anti McCain as anybody is now (I was, well before the last election too), and I still pulled the lever for him against Obama... McCain/Palin did not lose by that much, I blame all the true Conservatives that sat at home instead of being a team USA player and pulling the lever for McCain for this mess we are in, as much as all the fools that voted for Obama... if McCain makes it through the primary, and beats JD, I will have to choose between a candidate I dont like and a yet undetermined Democrat opponent... My gut feeling is that McCain will probably be better for Arizona and the US than anybody the Democrats put up against him. I am just hoping and praying JD ends his career and I dont have to make that choice to vote for McCain again.

I actually thought JD was considering a run for Governor, instead of against McCain for the Sentate seat, until McCain started running against him before he even announced...


46 posted on 02/01/2010 10:35:27 AM PST by AzNASCARfan
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To: counterpunch

“No presidential ticket with Sarah Palin will ever garner a majority or even plurality of votes.”

Believe what you want, but trolling here, and making stupid comments on every possible thread, isn’t effective, and only makes you look foolish. Find yourself a candidate, and devote your time to him or her or it. Of course, I suspect you already have done that.


47 posted on 02/01/2010 12:49:07 PM PST by euram
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