To: Mojave
Bad judgement is becoming a Palin family trait.
To: Retired Greyhound
Bad judgement is becoming a Palin family trait.I think one Kate is the one with bad judgment.
7 posted on
08/06/2010 12:03:14 PM PDT by
w1andsodidwe
(How can you tell when the President is lying? When his lips move, of course.)
To: Retired Greyhound
Bad judgement is becoming a Palin family trait.What's the bad judgment? If the story is to be believed, it wasn't Sarah who was acting silly. She may just show the reality TV viewers, who tend to suck up, unquestioningly, what the MSM says, that she's a level headed, wise woman. That sure would go a long way towards knocking down the media's portrayal of her, wouldn't it?
19 posted on
08/06/2010 12:06:03 PM PDT by
SuziQ
To: Retired Greyhound
Bad judgement is becoming a Palin family trait.
Really? Now, other than the silly teenage girl, please give us details of this family trait.
44 posted on
08/06/2010 12:15:20 PM PDT by
dusttoyou
(Remember come November)
To: Retired Greyhound
Bad judgement is becoming a Palin family trait.
How about taking your tail out of your mouth and explain this?
154 posted on
08/06/2010 3:35:08 PM PDT by
PA Engineer
(Liberate America from the occupation media. There are Wars and Rumors of War.)
To: Retired Greyhound
Here’s how it would go if you were to actually think about what you’re saying:
What bad could come of it—hmmm. Three possibilities. 1-nothing. 2- Kate poses a physical threat to Palin. 3-The media twist it and make Palin look bad.
The answer: #1-nothing. Palin would overpower Kate, and the entire nation has witnessed how she has already overpowered the media.
171 posted on
08/06/2010 5:22:09 PM PDT by
reasonisfaith
(Rules will never work for radicals because they seek chaos. And don't even know it.)
To: Retired Greyhound; w1andsodidwe
Bad judgement is becoming a Palin family trait.
They planned to do something and went and did it. Another person, Kate, couldn't handle it and "stormed off in tears." So the Palins had a higher estimation of her character than she merited. Giving someone the benefit of the doubt is "bad judgement"?
188 posted on
08/07/2010 10:36:58 AM PDT by
aruanan
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