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Anne V. · Guest

I agree that name-calling and trying to act holier-than-thou don>t further
anyone>s cause, and those attitudes sure don>t make anybody APPEAR superior
to anyone! That>s actually part of the reason I dislike Sarah Palin. She
did a lot of both during the campaign. Even though I know she was
fulfilling the usual VP candidate>s role as attack dog in the election, it
was infuriating.

Anne

<Bright Spark> wrote in message
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[quote]It is astonishing to see the savage way in which some people,
especially women, attack and vilify Sarah Palin - she sure seems to
cause a rise in the blood pressure.

Spewing contempt for other people>s opinions and viciously demeaning
her and other citizens for having a different view is, frankly, what
is truly insulting to everyone and tends to point out one>s own
ignorance.

Neither side has a lock on this -- on both sides of every issue,
name-calling and "snickering" simply make a person sound like a
sputtering immature bigot.

What a shame. If there is something earnest to say that could
actually be meaningful, without civility and courtesy it means
nothing.

Bright Spark[/quote]

Gisele · Guest

Obama was nothing but courteous and civil during the campaign. Palin
was neither, with her talk about the "real" America, the "patriotic"
parts of America.

Gisele

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Guest · Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 1:31 am Post subject: Re: How Obama Got Elected

On Nov 26, 4:10 pm, Marsha <m...@xeb.net> wrote:
[quote]
Final verdict was not guilty. Both investigations found that she was
within her rights to fire Monegan. The only story hear is what the
media made out of it.

Marsha
[/quote]
Keep drinking the Kool-Aid Marsha because that is about all you got
going for you to back up the crap that you are posting about SP. In
case more of it comes up showing it my stepbrother did the one who did
the restoration on the Governor>s Mansion in Juneau and is a large
presence in Juneau. My SIL works for the Fish and Game in the
capital. My BF>s grandchildren go to school and are in the same
classes as the Palin children.

What you have heard is not half of the crap that has been done by the
Palins. So you can claim that she was found not guilty and that is
only true if you take the source as the people she appointed, not the
LEGAL verdict and not the one that people in Alaska are trying to get
enforced. So just keep drinking the Kool-Air Marsha because you are
the one that is seriously misguided when it comes to SP. You don>t
know crap.

Happy Thanksgiving people, that is unless you caught SP with her
pardoning video when the turkeys are being slaudered in the background
and you lost all of your appetite.

Janice

Bright Spark · Guest

Well, you are most certainly entitled to your own opinion (no matter
how wrong it may be!) <grin>

Bright Spark

On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:26:06 +0000, Gisele
<Gisele.3ji0vq@no-mx.forums.yourdomain.com.au> wrote:

[quote]
Obama was nothing but courteous and civil during the campaign. Palin
was neither, with her talk about the "real" America, the "patriotic"
parts of America.

Gisele[/quote]

Sue -- Firefighter mom, S · Guest

On Nov 26, 3:33 pm, "Anne V." <ahvasq...@NOSPAMsbcglobal.net> wrote:
[quote]Just for the record, Pelosi isn>t my cup of tea, either. Actually, while
I>m sure there are some out there, I haven>t heard any of my liberal friends
singing her praises, for that matter.

Anne

"Marsha" <m...@xeb.net> wrote in messagenews:ggki85$jeg$3@news.datemas.de....
Sounds a lot like Pelossi.
[/quote]
Exactly. I agree, Anne. We don>t praise all members of the party no
matter what. But one thing I learned from years of working in the
republican party is they vote party line NO MATTER WHAT. I detest that
mindset. I believe in voting the issues/person. If they completely
disagree with the stand the person is taking or beliefs they will
still support the R. Disgusting.

Sue

Doug Jones · Guest

On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 12:50:27 -0800, Bright Spark
<brightspark1901@hotmail.com> wrote:

[quote]Well, you are most certainly entitled to your own opinion (no matter
how wrong it may be!) <grin

Bright Spark

[/quote]
Well, here>s the really neat part. You (and Marsha) can come up with
all the excuses in the world, moan about the voters, and cry in your
beer, because no matter what you think or believe, there>s one
incontrovertable fact:

On January 20>th, 2009, the name of the President of the United
States will be Barack Hussein Obama.

Marsha · Guest

Rae wrote:
[quote]Organization is probably one of the traits I>d admire most. Therefore,
with his "lack of experiece" he put together a team that got him
elected to highest office in the land - actually the world.
[/quote]
He didn>t get himself elected. The media got him elected. Remember the
story about the post turtle?

Marsha

Marsha · Guest

RaeMorrill wrote:
[quote]his ability, particularly if you compare to Palin. The fact there are
those who would vote her in as president right this minute, despite the
shadows over her ethics, is disturbing to say the least. Yeah, one panel
found her blameless - another did the opposite.

[/quote]
Her ethics???? My God, girl, you>ve definitely been absorbing the wrong
stuff. Any of the mild stuff that was pounded into our brains by MSM
about her doesn>t even begin to compare to the crap about Obama, but
anytime those subjects were brought up, they were snuffed out very quickly.

Marsha

Marsha · Guest

Doug Jones wrote:
[quote]Umm... no. His "community organizer experience" was for a few years.
Followed by a number of years as a state legislator. Then Senator.
Plus putting together one of the best campaign organizations in
history.
[/quote]
Helping organizations like ACORN? Questionable at best. He didn>t have
to make any of the day-to-day decisions Palin did. That seems to be
what Obama does best - not make any hard decisions. We>ll see if
everyone think he>s still God in four years. Doubt it.

[quote]You>ll have to wait a long time. He>s already made statements on the
Second Amendment, and you know what? He>s for it. Comes from being a
Constitutional scholar.
[/quote]
Obama>s statements are worth absolutely nothing. Since the start of his
campaign, he>s lied and changed his mind so many times it ain>t funny.
He>s not trustworthy.

[quote]Questional ethics? Let>s see: Violating state ethics law trying to
get your former brother-in-law fired.
[/quote]
Not guilty.

[quote]Misappropriation of funds to redecorate your office, without legislative approval. Ignoring state
law and procedures in contract negotiations. Lying about your record,
and continuing to do so even when it>s shown you>re lying (thanks, but
no thanks). Hiring a group of cronies to be senior administration
officials when they>re not qualified. Associations with a
seccessionist group in her state. That>s the short list.
[/quote]
Sounds a lot like Pelossi. Nominating criminal cronies as soon as she
got in. And don>t we all love the plagerizer, the liar (either one,
take your pick), the friend of domestic terrorists, that questionable
loan, yada yada yada.

[quote]All that should have been found out in the vetting process. That it
wasn>t doesn>t speak well for McCain>s campaign.
[/quote]
How do you know it wasn>t? What>s funny is Obama really should have won
this election by much more of the popular vote than he did. I think
Palin shortened that lead.

Marsha

Marsha · Guest

Anne, my name is at the top of the quote.

Anne V. wrote:
[quote]Now, Doug, don>t blame Rae for that stuff! The things you>re quoting
originally came from Marsha. :-)

Anne

"Doug Jones" <norbrookc@spamlessfrontiernet.net> wrote in message
news:mauqi4158if0ubma6ptoccugfb1mrq85hs@4ax.com...
On Tue, 25 Nov 2008 22:30:40 -0500, Marsha <mas@xeb.net> wrote:

Rae wrote:
My mind is truly boggled that anyone could think Palin is more
qualified than Obama. He>s better educated right out of the gate. A
law degree from an Ivy League school is nothing to sneer at.
His education has nothing to do with leadership. She has far more
experience than his community organizer experience.

Umm... no. His "community organizer experience" was for a few years.
Followed by a number of years as a state legislator. Then Senator.
Plus putting together one of the best campaign organizations in
history.

As compared to? Let>s see. Mayor of a small town, which she promptly
ran into debt, and embroiled in an ongoing legal dispute. Governor
for less thn two years of a state with less population than Obama
represented as a state legislature. Pushed through a tax increase on
oil companies, and despite her claims of being against pork, pushed
for as much as she could. After all, if there>s a socialist state in
this country, it>s.... Alaska.

She thinks her foreign policy experience is great because she can see
Russia. HELLO. That makes me more qualified.
Even you fell for the poll that started for this thread. She never said
she could see Russia. Tina Fey was guilty of that remark. Palin said
that Russia could be seen from parts of Alaska, which is true. And she
never said that makes her foreign policy experience great. She simply
stated a fact. Being that close to Russia would make me a little more
aware, too.

I do not believe for one minute Obama is after the normal person>s
hunting rifles. I>m progun but I also do not believe for one minute
that any non-military person needs access to Uzis.
Wait for it.

You>ll have to wait a long time. He>s already made statements on the
Second Amendment, and you know what? He>s for it. Comes from being a
Constitutional scholar.

Palin is a joke and the fact that some perpetuate this just adds to
the humor. She is an idiot. Self-serving and star-struck. They could
have dropped McCain, the alleged candidate, and these idiots would
have tried to vote her in as president. Obama is careful and
considered- well spoken. He is calm and rational - not reactive - just
what we need. Not a gun-toting, wolf-shooting bimbo with questionable
ethics.
I didn>t know Palin shot wolves. Bimbo? Questionable ethics? Meow.
That means about as much as making fun of Obama>s big ears, which has
nothing to do with anything. Obama is calm and rational, as long as he
has a script in front of him and no one asks him any hard or misleading
questions, like Palin was subjected to. Nothing like voting present on
all the hard issues in his home state, so he doesn>t get caught actually
voting for or against anything of significance.

Questional ethics? Let>s see: Violating state ethics law trying to
get your former brother-in-law fired. Misappropriation of funds to
redecorate your office, without legislative approval. Ignoring state
law and procedures in contract negotiations. Lying about your record,
and continuing to do so even when it>s shown you>re lying (thanks, but
no thanks). Hiring a group of cronies to be senior administration
officials when they>re not qualified. Associations with a
seccessionist group in her state. That>s the short list.

All that should have been found out in the vetting process. That it
wasn>t doesn>t speak well for McCain>s campaign.[/quote]

Marsha · Guest

Gisele wrote:
[quote]Where did you get the idea that "so many" thought JTP was presidential
material?

McCain called this idiot "his mentor" on the campaign trail! How stoopid
is that?

Gisele

[/quote]
Do you have a source for that?

Marsha

Marsha · Guest

Doug Jones wrote:
[quote]Well, here>s the really neat part. You (and Marsha) can come up with
all the excuses in the world, moan about the voters, and cry in your
beer, because no matter what you think or believe, there>s one
incontrovertable fact:

On January 20>th, 2009, the name of the President of the United
States will be Barack Hussein Obama.
[/quote]
We already knew that, Doug. We>re not one of those many uninformed
liberals. But maybe you>ve helped some people on this group, who didn>t
know.

Marsha

Guest · Posted: Thu Nov 27, 2008 4:34 am Post subject: Re: How Obama Got Elected

On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 21:53:02 GMT, Doug Jones
<norbrookc@spamlessfrontiernet.net> wrote:

[quote]On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 12:50:27 -0800, Bright Spark
brightspark1901@hotmail.com> wrote:

Well, you are most certainly entitled to your own opinion (no matter
how wrong it may be!) <grin

Bright Spark

Well, here>s the really neat part. You (and Marsha) can come up with
all the excuses in the world, moan about the voters, and cry in your
beer, because no matter what you think or believe, there>s one
incontrovertable fact:

On January 20>th, 2009, the name of the President of the United
States will be Barack Hussein Obama.
[/quote]
And that is supposed to put my knickers in a knot because why exactly?
It just proves again that you don>t actually read and respond to what
other people post, you simply rant.

Or do you just have an uncontrollable need to believe that I>m crying
in my beer in order for you to be validated? You need to get over
yourself.

Bright Spark

Marsha · Guest

Gisele wrote:
[quote]Where did you get the idea that "so many" thought JTP was presidential
material?

McCain called this idiot "his mentor" on the campaign trail! How stoopid
is that?

Gisele

[/quote]
Well, I found something - on Huffington Post of course. I>d rather have
JTP as a mentor than Wright or any of the other wonderful folks Obama
seems to think give great advice.

Marsha

kathycarp · Guest

On Nov 26, 3:41 pm, "Neal" <nealbro...@msn.com> wrote:
[quote]Okay, I give.... who is JTP? Yeah, I could look it up - maybe. No, I
couldn>t.

Darn, I didn>t watch the hole video - found it very boring. As usual, I
haven>t read much of this thread, but what I see so far is:

Marsha don>t like somebody.

Bright Star either does like or does not like somebody - I>m not sure.

Doug is on the side of.... or on his side of.... let>s see.... I better go
back and read what he is about.

Sue is ranting.

Gisele is writing.

Rae is 'rithmatic. (Not really, but it seems to fit.)

Anne V. don>t like Palin and may be afraid of dogs.

Barbara C. likes the great unwashed masses ( a term a judge friend of mine
likes to use.)

Judity wants everybody>s opinion about POT - I prefer made in brownies, but
I quit smoking years ago. (Okay, so I was too chicken to try the brownies -
so sue me!

Ed don>t read his e-mail, so probably missed this entire thread.

I keep wondering if Jody Corbett is married to Dan. Dan was my son>s best
friend in high school.

kathycarp has something going for bees and is trying to make a Dodge
pickem-up truck get bigger.

Jay is watching The Matrix.

Becky is...

William McHenry Outlaw is probably a soupanim or something.

Donna likes Puching Daisies or Punching Daiseys or something like that.

Romy must like jazz.

Did I miss anyone?

I don>t Oops I got 20 minutes to get a C-Phone shipped!!!!

"Marsha" <m...@xeb.net> wrote in messagenews:ggkja5$oet$1@news.datemas.de....
Gisele wrote:
Where did you get the idea that "so many" thought JTP was presidential
material?

McCain called this idiot "his mentor" on the campaign trail! How stoopid
is that?

Gisele

Well, I found something - on Huffington Post of course. I>d rather have
JTP as a mentor than Wright or any of the other wonderful folks Obama
seems to think give great advice.

Marsha- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
[/quote]
Neal, I get the "bees" part about me, but the Dodge pick-em-up truck?
Did I post in my sleep again? I don>t remember anything about a Dodge,
a pick-up (though I can still hope to be :), or a truck.

Kathy


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