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1 posted on 08/31/2008 2:58:33 PM PDT by GeeMoney
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Well, I guess we’ll just have to see who gets elected won’t we.


2 posted on 08/31/2008 3:00:47 PM PDT by refermech
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Note: The slogan was originally posted to FR by Renfield. Islander7 created the graphic. I've merely taken the initiative in publicizing it. It's so good, it may well be the "Sore/Loserman" of the 2008 election.
3 posted on 08/31/2008 3:03:15 PM PDT by sourcery (Social Justice. n. 1. Enslavement of those who work for the benefit of those who don't.)
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Mc who? Oh, yes, him. It says he's big enough to have a VP that will get way more attention than he will.

In a word, it says he's a grown-up.

And has incredible instincts.

5 posted on 08/31/2008 3:06:09 PM PDT by the invisib1e hand (when you're bot, you're pwn3d)
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Feh. Libtards are dreaming. The excitement on the right is all so very real and the losers know it. So just how much money did Obamalamadingdong raise after he announced Joe “Chia Pet” Biden? Hmmmmm? Betcha it wasn't +$7 mil!
6 posted on 08/31/2008 3:07:26 PM PDT by 50cal Smokepole (John Gard for Congress; WI 8th CD)
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Well, the Andrea Yates wing of the democrat party sure is upset about a pro-life female running for national office.


7 posted on 08/31/2008 3:07:35 PM PDT by Random Access
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No, it means only one thing:

McCain’s slightly less of an ass than I’d thought.


9 posted on 08/31/2008 3:08:36 PM PDT by ConservativeMind
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If anyone's desperate, it isn't McCain, it's Obama and his stunned acolytes, obviously including these writers. Obama has had fawning press coverage and a $6 million infomercial with fireworks last week, and polls still have him running from an anemic 8-point lead among registered voters to a 2-point deficit. He is a one-trick pony whose one trick, giving flowery but empty speeches, hit its zenith last week and is now starting to look really stale.

My brother, who worked very high up in the RNC and has been involved in the news media and top level Republican campaigns for 20 years, told me that when he looks at these jiggered polls and their internals, he wouldn't be surprised if McCain were actually ahead by 10 points, and that was before the Palin pick energized conservatives, sportsmen and women. The attacks on her just reemphasize the Dems' sexism and their own candidate's total lack of executive experience, the two things they most wanted to bury. I was going to hold my nose and vote for McCain, but I just got on his website and sent money, and trust me, I ain't the only one.

11 posted on 08/31/2008 3:09:36 PM PDT by HHFi
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The Left isn't stupid, they are weak and evil. They know they live in self delusion. Anxiety and sadness are part and parcel of "aware delusion". Their lives suck. Rejoice and be glad!

12 posted on 08/31/2008 3:13:22 PM PDT by I see my hands (_8(|)
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Do Jim and John write anything on their own? They make such a sweet couple.


13 posted on 08/31/2008 3:14:42 PM PDT by Archon of the East (Universal Executive Power of the Law of Nature)
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1. He’s desperate...The risks of a backlash from choosing someone so unknown and so untested...

You've got to be kidding! Both comments point to the lack of experience, yet Obama has 145 days of federal legislative experience and most of that consisted of voting "Present" rather than "Yea" or "Nay" since he has no spine. Neither Obama nor Biden have any executive experience, yet McCain and Palin both do. To me the choice is extremely well thought out and augers well to win back some conservatives who don't like McCain's "leaning across the isle".

14 posted on 08/31/2008 3:14:53 PM PDT by econjack (Some people are as dumb as soup.)
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if mcCain is desperate then why are the libs attacking Palin’s kids?


20 posted on 08/31/2008 3:18:07 PM PDT by ari-freedom (Biden on Palin: Well, thereÂ’s obvious differences, SheÂ’s good looking.)
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"he picked Palin, who was only elected governor in 2006 and whose most extended public service was as mayor of Wasilla, Alaska (population 8,471), because she was ready to be president on Day One.

Alaska is a huge state in area. The logistics of managing such a wide expansive area with incredible weather conditions, would be an impressive accomplishment for any governor. Being the mayor of little Wasilla may seem like an easy matter, but when it is in Alaska, you have larger problems than anywhere on Earth. It is time to take a reality pill and stop underrating Sarah Palin.

22 posted on 08/31/2008 3:20:36 PM PDT by jonrick46
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These guys are ex-Washington Post politburo members.


26 posted on 08/31/2008 3:26:08 PM PDT by Luke21
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The time McNutz spent in North Vietnam didn't do much for his mental state.

This ploy proves it.

30 posted on 08/31/2008 3:31:02 PM PDT by ninonitti
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Actually the writer is wrong on all the experience points. She has more experience than O’Bama and that experience is far more relevant to running a government than anything that Hussein has been or done unless competence in Chicago ways and means is pertinent to the White House. It is not a non-issue because every time it is raised the comparison is inevitably and disadvantageously with Hussein. The other guy on the Democrat ticket now doesn’t even count. He might as well be a cardboard cutout.


34 posted on 08/31/2008 3:50:05 PM PDT by arthurus (Why in God's name are Ramos and Compean still in prison?!)
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But it is remarkable that someone who has repeatedly emphasized experience in this campaign named an inexperienced governor he barely knew to be his No. 2. Whatever you think of the pick, here are six things it tells us about McCain: 1. He’s desperate ...

Someone is desperate, but I'm not convinced it's the man who made a better pick than Biden or either voters' choice.

Four presidents generally ranked in the top fifteen by historians have had experience comparable to Governor Palin’s prior to assuming office: Franklin Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and Grover Cleveland.

Sarah Palin spent four years as a City Council Member for Wasilla, Alaska, two years as Mayor of Wasilla, and two years as Governor of Alaska.

FDR spent just over two years in the New York State Senate, eight years as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and four years as Governor of New York.

Theodore Roosevelt spent some time in the New York State Assembly(?), two years as Governor of New York, two years as Assistant Secretary of the Navy, and less than one year as Vice President of the United States.

Woodrow Wilson spent eight years as President of Princeton University and two years as Governor of New Jersey.

Grover Cleveland spent two years as Sheriff of Erie County, two years as Mayor of Buffalo, and two years as Governor of New York.

Overall, I’d say that Palin’s background is comparable with that of several presidents considered highly successful, even considering that her state has a smaller population than the other two states on the list.

In contrast, I was unable to find a single President of the United States who had a complete absence of executive experience and as little legislative experience as Obama’s four years in the United States Senate after eight years in the state senate. While there were several presidents with experience comparable to Biden’s 25 years in the United States Senate, his notable accomplishments tend to be in the direction of millions of dollars per year in earmarks for his district rather than reducing wasteful spending or fighting corruption in either his own party or in Washington as a whole.

While Obama has been running for office for as long as Palin has been running a state, I find it hard to consider the two tasks as comparable preparation.

One final note: I will be posting this multiple times because I think it is important to get the word out that that her experience is in keeping with previous presidents. I apologize to those who are annoyed by seeing it too often.

40 posted on 08/31/2008 4:00:43 PM PDT by RogerD (Educaiton Profesionul)
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Just a little scared I would say.McCain knocked it out of the park with the Palin choice for VP and the commies damned well know it.I bet there is some heavy pity drinking going on in the rat camp.


42 posted on 08/31/2008 4:03:45 PM PDT by HANG THE EXPENSE (Defeat liberalism, its the right thing to do for America.)
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Bye bye politikook.


47 posted on 08/31/2008 5:40:45 PM PDT by Carley
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