I am not going to retract somthing I believe to be true.
So, you admit that you believe that Sarah Palin is "a failed half term governor", and you won't retract it.
As I showed before, there is a vanishingly segment of the country that believe that Sarah Palin is "a failed half term governor".
This segment consists of the vilest portion of the political world - the creatures that inhabit MSNBC, Politico, and the like. "People", to use the term loosely, like Lawrence O'Donnell and Keith Olbermann.
That 1-2% of this country are foaming, rabid Progressives who hate Palin because she represents the opponents who block their path to total power.
Much of the country knows the undeniable fact that Sarah Palin is "a half term governor", but understand that it was the work of that vile 1-2% that I mentioned above.
Not many people in this country believe that Palin is a "failed governor". Her accomplishments as Alaska's governor are myriad, and her crowning achievement was her selection as a national vice-presidential candidate in 2008.
Only the vilest of political vermin, the 1-2%, dare couple "half term" and "failed" to create a slur that they can get their jollies from using as a bludgeon in print or on TeeVee.
Congratulations. You're in select company. Take a shower, unless you like the smell of yourself and your little "failed half term governor" strokefest.
I am not going to retract somthing I believe to be true.
So, you admit that you believe that Sarah Palin is "a failed half term governor", and you won't retract it.
Gosh are you quick.
As I showed before, there is a vanishingly segment of the country that believe that Sarah Palin is "a failed half term governor".
Okay, well if every U. S. Citizen besides myself wants to think of a term where a sitting governor resigns mid-term, as a successful term in office, I won't be joining them.
This segment consists of the vilest portion of the political world - the creatures that inhabit MSNBC, Politico, and the like. "People", to use the term loosely, like Lawrence O'Donnell and Keith Olbermann.
Except one thing you forgot to mention..., they do not subscribe to her failure on the terms I do. They consider all over her actions to figure in, and consider them to be evidence of failure too. And this is something you haven't been bright enough to ask a question about to this point. I believe that at least some and probably most of the things she did while in office, were decent things. I still cannot term a person who resigns mid-term as having a successful term in office. It is still an incomplete, and that cannot be seen as success. It is failure.
That 1-2% of this country are foaming, rabid Progressives who hate Palin because she represents the opponents who block their path to total power.
Once again, that 1-2% is considerably low. The Left in this nation does not like Palin at all. You should know better than that 1-2% figure. It's more like at least 15-18%. Even that may be low. You act as if you're really in tune with the woman, then go wildly off reasoned thought on this figure. Why don't you understand the figure is much larger than 1-2%?
Much of the country knows the undeniable fact that Sarah Palin is "a half term governor", but understand that it was the work of that vile 1-2% that I mentioned above.
Yes, I'm sure the Left in the United States thinks they were real unfair to her, and forced her out of office unfairly. It's amazing your take on this.
Not many people in this country believe that Palin is a "failed governor". Her accomplishments as Alaska's governor are myriad, and her crowning achievement was her selection as a national vice-presidential candidate in 2008.
Her crowning achievement was McCain being desperate to find anyone thought of as a Conservative to run with him. I don't consider that a negative for her either. I just don't think it's a real accomplishment, being as it was Mr I'm Gonna Lose by 30 Points,Unless I Find Someone Quick. I still say that Palin was worth at least 20 points to McCain in the election, and was the only reason he didn't lose by at least 30.
Only the vilest of political vermin, the 1-2%, dare couple "half term" and "failed" to create a slur that they can get their jollies from using as a bludgeon in print or on TeeVee.
Palin resigned mid-term. That's not success. To view it accurately is not evidence of hate. And once again, the Left accounting for about 20% in our nation, the figure is not 1-2%. I'm not trying to inflate the numbers of folks who do not care for her, but we know the traditional level of Lefties in our nation, and it's pretty safe to assume they do not cut her any slack.
Congratulations. You're in select company. Take a shower, unless you like the smell of yourself and your little "failed half term governor" strokefest.
LOL. Another series of comments where you reveal yourself to be the bully of this thread.Here's part of her interview with O'Reilly. I'm not a big fan of O'Reilly, but in this interview she again reinforces her intent to register them and that the expectation is that the illegals who register will work. This is from 2010, two years after McCain went down to defeat, and the same year Palin endorsed him to remain the Senator from Arizona over Hayworth. She hadn't been his running mate for two years. None the less, she's still hawking the registration and remaining in place.
Just post a link to let us know when she changed her policy.