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To: Recovering Ex-hippie

Hahaha, if I was a troll I’d be saying how fantastical I think Sarah’s doing. Like “Wow, she’s kicking *ss!”. The troll accusation is a sad resort instead of a rebuttal to my opinion.

If you can’t take my honest opinion without calling me a troll too bad for you.


1,909 posted on 10/02/2008 7:20:53 PM PDT by ReneeLynn
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To: ReneeLynn

trollette.. then


2,121 posted on 10/02/2008 7:28:51 PM PDT by altura
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To: ReneeLynn
Umm, Renee?

Sarah has PWNED him several times -- two or three were so egregious that even my teenagers got it.

1) Calling him out on saying he'd be proud to serve with McCain.

2) Calling him out on how his pro-war positions changed to anti-war when he joined the ticket, and openly calling the pundits to pull out the videotape proving he was lying.

3) Counter-striking on his claim that our top general in Afghanistan ("and let me repeat this") said the surge strategy didn't work. He was counting on Palin (the hayseed) not being up on events because she didn't read the New York Times. She called him out mentioning the General by name and paraphrasing what he said.

And her calling him out on "looking back at the past" instead of looking toward the future;

...and his promising clean coal for China (how's *that* going to make jobs in America)?

And her closing statement brought back vivid memories of "God DAMN America!". It's far stronger when she lets others connect the obvious dots for her.

Nice try, though.

Cheers!

2,218 posted on 10/02/2008 7:32:53 PM PDT by grey_whiskers (The opinions are solely those of the author and are subject to change without notice.)
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