Sarah Palin - Alaska Governor?

[Monica]

Rumor on the street is that Sarah Palin, Alaska Governor, could be the
VP pick for McCain.
Romney is out, Pawlenty is out, can't wait for noon in Dayton Ohio
Katherine, what say you now?

[rwhi...@elkcreek.net]

A pick for who?...............

[Jazzy-J]

http://www.cnbc.com/id/26454655

Monica is likely right :)

- JazzyJ

[cheshirecatldy]

damn it everytime I see this name I see Sarah Plain, like plain and
tall!!!
I need new eyes

[Jazzy-J]

It's official.... Palin it is.

I think McCain is done.

- JazzyJ

[Foxtrot]

Stick a fork in Obama because his chances to be President are now
slim and none. Yep, I think McCain will just walk into the White
House. How much do you know about Palin? So far, I like what I hear.

[ladychar]

Adds an interesting dimension to the election. Will certainly be much
speculation as to why Sarah was chosen. Hope I didn't toss the Alaska
magazine that had a feature story on her and her family-want to reread
it now. I think it was the May issue.

On Aug 29, 10:50 am, "Jazzy-J" <jazzy.ja...@gmail.com> wrote:

[sadness]

Obama just got my vote!

You know McCain could die in office with his bad heart and this
unknown would be in charge of the nukes OMG!

On Aug 29, 10:50 am, "Jazzy-J" <jazzy.ja...@gmail.com> wrote:

[sadness]

A vote for McCain is a vote for the end of the world.

[Jazzy-J]

I think Palin is actually great. I could get behind a Biden / Palin ticket.
But I don't know that I want her running our country once McCain strokes
out.

- JazzyJ

[lebanonfan]

I'm pretty sure she's the one that Frugalrock mentioned liking for the
VP slot awhile back.

[sadness]

I agree with you jj.

[cheshirecatldy]

Jazz I was thinking the same thing

Sadness, if Obama makes it and we enter into war, well we would have
another inexperienced person.

I am at the point I dont care, just have the election and get on with
it...............

On Aug 29, 11:48 am, "Jazzy-J" <jazzy.ja...@gmail.com> wrote:

[sadness]

This election is getting on my nerves. I doubt a full ground war with
Iran would happen and if it did Obama would more likely will depend
on his military advisers on what to do. I think Bush ignored his
advisers when he invaded Iraq being the self cented a-hole he
already was at the time in 2003.

I'm glad the Olympics are over for four years. and I feel good inside
knowing that the beach babes May and Walsh successfully defended
there Athens Gold Medal in China.

[fisherman]

I taped the convention last night and was watching this morning. Did
you see all those Generals and Admirals on stage sadness. They at
least have a lot of confidence in Obama. Think things will finally
start looking up when he's our President.

I agree with you on Bush and his advisers. We know Colin Powell told
him you break it you buy it.

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[cheshirecatldy]

does that mean, since we broke it we get to have a ferris wheel?
jk

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[Bill]

Sounds like she is as experienced as NObama.
IMHO She is alot easier on the eyes too.

[KY Hooligan]

You can bet this will bring out all the Professional hate mongers,
hypocrites, sexist and liars. Palin, even with limited experience,
she has far more executive experience than Obama. The only two things
she does not have that he has is experience in Muslims and Communism.

Obama already showed his contempt for middle town America today by
belittling her being a Mayor of a small town. That has rocketed
through middle America already.

This is going to be fun to watch.

On Aug 29, 1:18 pm, cheshirecatldy <crzycatldy8...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[cheshirecatldy]

and she is from Alaska
I like Alaska
good job

[sadness]

confidence is a key word in this election.

On Aug 29, 1:18 pm, cheshirecatldy <crzycatldy8...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[sadness]

she looks creepy in my opinion.

[lebanonfan]

I like what little I've read about her so far. In my mind right now
probably the biggest plus for putting her on the ticket is it seems
like a refreshing surprise - and something NEW. I think anything that
helps distance McCain from the same ole thing will help him. This
election is about change. Obviously one reason for putting her on the
ticket is the hope that a lot of Hillary's supporters will vote for
her because she's a woman. I think that could back-fire, though.

[cheshirecatldy]

LF you might be right
well, at least McCain is trying the new fresh approach!!!
maybe she will make the campaign smell like perfume and not
mothballs!!
( yeah I said it, so what? he is well, you know!!!!!!)
:)

[sadness]

why should color,sex,race,or anything else related be a factor in
choosing. That's stupid.

I like Obama because he's a great speaker and has a sharp mind when it
comes to solving problems.

I know Obama may be green,but there's a chance that he might be
honest.

I just have a bad feeling about McCain since he picked that woman as
VP.

Alaska became the 49th state in 1959, Dutch Harbor was occiped by
Japan from June 1942 until to early to mid 1943.

[Taylorcofan]

Shall I bring a barf-bag over to Saloma or would you prefer Ginger Ale
and Chicken Soup.

On Aug 29, 1:40 pm, KY Hooligan <Swiftboat...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Taylorcofan]

sadness sweetie I think it's the hair.....................allllll that
hair on top of her head. Maybe?

On Aug 29, 2:00 pm, sadness <jwd1...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[Frugalrock]

That would be the one. All I need to know about her is that she is a
fiscal conservative, supply sider who lives her pro life worldview
(BTW she has 5 children the last of whom has Down's) It is one thing
to say you are pro life but it is another to live it when there is a
pregnancy that is not typical. She is a very dynamic person.

FR

On Aug 29, 12:02 pm, lebanonfan <lebanon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[cheshirecatldy]

FRUGALROCK
where have you been?
yes she does live what she believes in and I applaud her.

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[smileyface]

I didn't know anything about her until today but I like
everything I am hearing about her, her accomplishments,
and her core values.

:) SF

[MR. BILL BILL !!]

does anyone else think this woman is a vampire?

[lebanonfan]

KH, yep it will be fun to watch. What do you think this does to
McCain's "experienced" campaign mantra? He's placed an inexperienced
unknown a heartbeat away from the presidency - a real concern with his
past health history. That's what I think is "rocketing through America
already". And that again he's picked a young former beauty queen to be
his number two (can people be mean or what!)...

On Aug 29, 1:40 pm, KY Hooligan <Swiftboat...@gmail.com> wrote:

[rwhi...@elkcreek.net]

So you are not a monogynist Bill? Thank God! Just don't tell Monica!

[rwhi...@elkcreek.net]

Gee Hoolie: I think she's Republican...I think that it would be a
little self defeating to launch your rabid attack dogs on your own
man...So to speak!

On Aug 29, 1:40 pm, KY Hooligan <Swiftboat...@gmail.com> wrote:

[rwhi...@elkcreek.net]

So move to Alaska already!

[rwhi...@elkcreek.net]

I knew Hillary Clinton....Ma'am, YOU ARE NO HILLARY CLINTON!

On Aug 29, 2:32 pm, lebanonfan <lebanon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[Taylorcofan]

But she plays the flute and basketball.

On Aug 29, 5:04 pm, "rwhitl...@elkcreek.net" <rwhitl...@elkcreek.net>
wrote:

[cheshirecatldy]

I play the flute

RW no I wont move to AK I like being close to YOU
winky winky

[cheshirecatldy]

ok here is a question
did McCain throw the election?

[lebanonfan]

Huh?

[cheshirecatldy]

I was just wondering if anyone thought McCain was trying to throw the
election by adding Palin to the ticket?
I have sometimes wondered if he really wants to win.
just a thought

[KY Hooligan]

LF said: "What do you think this does to

McCain's "experienced" campaign mantra?
He's placed an inexperienced unknown a heartbeat away from the
presidency"

I find it hard to believe an intelligent person would ask that
question. But here is my reply.

You talk about inexperience a heartbeat away while you want to vote
first line inexperience directly into the office?

Sarah Palin has served

Two 2 year Terms on the City Council
Two 3 year terms as Mayor
Two years as Governor

That is 6 years of executive experience. Many of her accomplishments,
such as reducing property tax, giving money back to the state
residents, and many others have been posted in various articles
today.
Now, please advise us of Obama's executive experience. In fact, list
specifically what Obama's accomplishments are.


LF said: "And that again he's picked a young former beauty queen to
be
his number two"

Obama picked a plagerist who then was forced to quit the presidential
race in 1988 in disgrace.

Of those two choices I'd take the beauty queen.

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[sadness]

KYH, you have to be nuts to support someone that has only six years
experience on local ice box politics considering she comes from
Alaska,she has no experience about Washington politics and I find her
to be an unfunny joke that could lead to the demise of the United
States.

She's a cold green tomato.

[Bill]

When life gives you cold green tomateos, make fried green tomatoes!
I like her and compared to NObama she has as much experience.

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[cheshirecatldy]

Hey Bill, I am wondering one thing, how is she going to take care of a
infant while vice president?
I would find that a hard thing to do, but maybe she wont!
This will be an interesting campaign now!

[sadness]

MC Cain wins, i'm mocking the untied states as a loser nation,full of
ugly red hicks.

[Bill]

CCL,
The same way most female executives raise their kids, Mr Moms, Nanny,
etc. How did JFK raise his kids?.....or is that just a woman's job?

On Aug 30, 9:00 am, cheshirecatldy <crzycatldy8...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[cheshirecatldy]

good point!
as a mom, it will be hard though!

[Foxtrot]

LF - If you are so worried let's see if this changes your heart from a
beat to a skip to a murmur. Governor Palin has almost 6 years
EXECUTIVE experience vs. Obama's 140's days actually LEGISLATING while
the Senate was in session, Now you be the judge. You've left us all
confused. Are you saying a woman with experience is inferior to a man
without any?

If you don't think the lady is qualified vote for a man that has ZERO
experience managing in any executive branch position. Obama's decision
making amounts to 1/100th compared to Governor Palin's 100/100
qualifications on her resume. Before you go there, don't forget John
McCain was a senior flight grade commander which required life or
death split decision making skills for a whole squadron so you can
attack his mangerial tenure all you want.

BTW, I hope the Dem's do make inexperience an issue in this campaign.
If they do it will be a disaster for them. Look, if the Democrat
ticken was Biden / Obma vs McCain / Palin they may have an outside
chance to win. However, it is a disaster as is but that is a good
thing for us Republican's and this voter sure ain't complaining. Just
keep nominating those Socialist Liberal's and the Republican's will
just keep on winning the White House, but you didn't hear that from
me.

On Aug 30, 2:36�am, KY Hooligan <Swiftboat...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[Jazzy-J]

Fox... you're counting her time as mayor of Wasilla (est. pop. 5,000) as
"executive" and comparing it to the executive experience of a Governor or
President. C'mon now.

I really like Palin. But when debating Fox, let's try to use some facts and
real truth. She was elected mayor of a small town. She took over the
Governor's office in December 2006 - she's been Governor for less than 2
years.

I hope that McCain has not ruined and/or shortened her political career by
plucking out of her momentum too early to be used as his pawn in this
election. I think she could be a good political contender in the future.

- Jazzy=J

[Bill]

Jazzy
Compared to NObama, she has more experience.

[Foxtrot]

JJ - Okay, just count her time as Governor. I'm looking at the person
and her accomplishments as a LEADER. So far, they are quite
impressive. She's cleaned up state corruption, successfully challenged
the good old boy network, and when her ex brother-in-law's manager
refused to terminate him for alleged incompetence, she fired the boss.
Good for her. She reminds me of an unselfish assertive basketball
point guard who is a team player but not afraid to rip some butt when
they aren't performing to their capabilities.

Hey, she's rattled some cages and proven she can make tough decisions
without concerning herself how it looks politically. Before it is all
said and done, she's going to set the standard so high that will
catapult women's right's to a level that it deserves. Because this
lady is honest, assertive, proactive, acts in the best interest of the
citizen, holds people accountable, and because she's noted for being
firm but FAIR she'll drive liberal's crazy - up and over a cliff. You
just wait and see. Because she holds people accountable you can bet
the tree hugging welfare loving supporter's will despise the grounds
she walks on, and that my friend is a good thing.

She is everything Hillary is not. In the future, even when Democrat's
mention Hillary's name, they will say, "What were we thinking?" The
Dem's have their own Sarah Palin's, but they have yet to discover
them. I have a feeling this lady is going to overhaul politics as we
know it and give it a whole new meaning.

On Aug 30, 10:43�am, "Jazzy-J" <jazzy.ja...@gmail.com> wrote:

[cheshirecatldy]

Jazz that experience can count as managerial experience and that is
executive
if you cant run a business how can you run the government?
takes more than politics to make a person experienced, in my opinion.
what has obamarama managed? seriously, what has he managed?

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[Jazzy-J]

So we still cannot discuss the merits of McCain or his ticket without
bringing up Obama?

I just asked that we deal in facts, not extreme exaggerations... I don't
think I said anything about Obama or whether she is more qualified than him.

Less tv folks...

- Jazzy=J

[cheshirecatldy]

Jazz, no we cant discuss this without bringing up Obama. Why? because
his lack of experience vs her lack of experience
mccain insider experience vs biden's insider experience. Looks like
it might be well matched.
it isnt an extreme exaggeration to say this woman has executive
experience she has been a governor that is executive experience. I
simply asked what has obama managed? there is nothing out of line
about asking that question, cause I want to know, I am ignorant on
what Obama has managed.
I think McCain has made this choice for the same reasons Obama picked
Biden, maybe in reverse, but the same.
What is wrong with discussing the two? (or 4)
I asked a question earlier if anyone thought McCain was trying to
throw the election: Now THAT is extreme. I ask that because I have
heard this mentioned on different radio programs.
have a good day
it is hot out go swimming

[lebanonfan]

Once again, KH, you've responded with belittlement just because I
happen to have a different opinion than your almighty one! Get over
yourself.

On Aug 30, 2:36 am, KY Hooligan <Swiftboat...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[ladychar]

Please explain to me how being a city council person counts as
executive experience but being in the state legislature or a Senator
does not. Is not the city council the small town equivalent of the
legislature?

[Foxtrot]

LF- If you think Hooli has been unfair why don't you quantify Obama's
excutive experience vs Sarah Palin's. We await your answer.

Also, please state Obama's accomplishments in the Senate. Would you be
specific regarding bills he has authored.

On Aug 30, 7:39�pm, lebanonfan <lebanon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[lebanonfan]

If you care to go back and look at the context, I was responding to
Hooli's "hatemonger" remark about what is "rocketing through America".
He said the talk was about a perceived slight to small towns and I
thought the talk was more about her inexperience.

[Foxtrot]

OKAY... I was asking for the sake of discussion can you quantify?
------->

LF- If you think Hooli has been unfair why don't you quantify Obama's
excutive experience vs Sarah Palin's. We await your answer.

Also, please state Obama's accomplishments in the Senate. Would you
be
specific regarding bills he has authored.

[lebanonfan]

Alrightythere Fox.

Historians are saying that never since 1908 has a more inexperienced
person been on a ticket as vp. We've had months to see Obama and pick
him apart. Palin is a relative unknown, and the election's not so far
away. Obama has one thing that just can't be ignored: he has an
unusual ability to inspire people all across the board. It's a
leadership quality that many wish they had, but few do. That trait,
alone. trumps 98 per cent of any hopefuls for office. That's my two
cents for the sake of your discussion.

[lebanonfan]

Oh. And I wasn't saying KH was being unfair. What I meant was he was
being his usual belittling self to me just because I disagreed with
him.

[Jazzy-J]

CCL - Please re-read what I wrote, instead of responding blindly.

Fox made a statement about how many years of "executive" experience she has,
and I asked that he deal with facts - not exaggerations that are touted in
the media. It is my opinion that her years as council person and mayor of a
5,000-person town does not constitute "executive" experience with regards to
the political role she is now being asked to fill.

I was discussing Palin and the facts surrounding her experience, and just
asked that facts were used.

The only responses I could seem to get were about Obama this and Obama
that...nothing actually about Palin or the issue I had brought up. I did
not address an issue about Obama - I was addressing an issue about Palin,
but you folks seem to take a page from the Dem playbook and instead of
addressing the issue I discussed, you instead discussed more negative things
about Obama, I suppose just for the sake of pouring out more negativity
about Obama instead of being truthful about statements with regards to
Palin.

- Jazzy=J

[Taylorcofan]

She appears to be a reeeaaallly bad judgment call on John McCain's
part for me. I am a Democrat.........but I have always liked John
McCain and would have thought he'd have made a much better selection
for his running mate.

If I had to choose between the unknown Sarah Palin, of the PTA, city
council-woman, a small town mayor of the Governor of a state with a
population or no more than Brooklyn.....or Joe Biden for that 3 a.m.
call I'd say I'd feel safer..... hands down, with Joe Biden.

With having a potential deadly kind of skin cancer this is something
we all have to think about. John McCain put the former mayor of a town
of 7,000 with zero foreign policy experience a heartbeat away from the
presidency.

Governor Palin shares John McCain's commitment to overturning Roe v.
Wade, even in the event of rape or incest..... the agenda of Big
Oil.........and continuing George Bush's failed economic
policies......that's not the change we need; it's just more of the
same,"

[cheshirecatldy]

Jazz I didnt answer blindly; I am answering blindly because my opinion
is different than yours? ( Not very becoming of you Jazz.)
Palin has been a coucil person, a mayor and a governor, that makes her
have executive experience. (managerial executive experience)
I just call it as see it. Now, I will ask again, what has Obama
managed? This is MY question, I want to know.
What is so blind about that? I sorta take offense to that Jazz, you
almost sound patronizing and that isnt like you; not to me any way.
Why is it a negative about Obama when I ask what he has managed?
Chill. I am asking a question I dont have an answer to. I am looking
for information.

On Aug 30, 11:03 pm, "Jazzy-J" <jazzy.ja...@gmail.com> wrote:

[cheshirecatldy]

TCF what is Palin's husbands association with oil? I heard something
about that on the radio but didnt catch it all.

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[Foxtrot]

LF - Inspiration???... Yes, I fully concur that he can inspire and is
a super cheerleader...However, there is a world of difference between
being inspirational and execution of leadership duties. The most
inspirational person in my lifetime is Billy Graham. When I think of
the people who can execute responsibilities I think of Harry Truman
who was anything but a cheerleader. He was a strong leader who could
has made the toughest decision in the last 100 years.

Contrary to what many of you think I am far from being a war hawk. I
believe in diplomacy first but we can ill afford to enable hostile
religious leaders (ie. Iran) in the dangerous world we live in today.
We need a President that can make the toughest decisions and can let
water roll off his backs from critics. Do I think McCain, Biden or
Palin could do that - the answer is yes. Obama is totally UNTESTED,
INEXPERIENCED, and from what I've seen he waffles and will dazzle us
with rhetoric. In my opinion all talk, no substance. Politics aside,
Hillary Clinton talks tough but throughout the campaign wouldn't give
a straight answer to complex issues. Like McCain or not, he will give
a straight and often times an unpopular answer.

I like George Bush because he means what he says and will do what he
says. For example, he gave Saddam fair warning (should have been 48
hours not days), he made his case to Congress, he consulted with the
worthless U.N.,, he gave Saddam a final warning but after he exhausted
those avenues he delivered on his promise to bomb the hell out of Iraq
and he did. Good for him, I like going to bed at nights feeling secure
that he will protect our home turf.

We live in the most dangerous world in history because of nuke
capabilities and that alone means we need the strongest leader EVER.
Like or hate George Bush, he's PROACTIVE, not afraid to make a
decision and he will deliver a promise. He took his sworn oath of
office seriously and kept his promise to protect and defend this
country. I respect the man for staying focused and ignoring his
critics - like it or not. The latter is why you liberals detest the
man. He put this country first just like Washington, Lincoln, FDR,
Truman, JFK, Reagan, and Bush 1. Our greatest presidents were the most
disliked by their critics.

After we went to war the liberal critics wanted it scripted 1,2,3,4
without any deviations. War never goes as planned - NEVER. It's
changing one battle plan after another, but the liberal press drove it
into the ground and the anti's followed suite.

BTW, being a city council member in my book is legislative doesn't
quality as executive branch leadership. Obama has limited legislative
and zero executive leadership. He has never managed city, state, or
Federal Government agencies period, much less a private enterprise
entity. Governor Patin has. LF, you want CHANGE, know and be careful
what you ask for.....

On Aug 30, 9:00�pm, lebanonfan <lebanon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[KY Hooligan]

I'll cover two messages in this one.

"I was responding to
Hooli's "hatemonger" remark about what is "rocketing through
America".
He said the talk was about a perceived slight to small towns"

1. Please explain how a true fact is a "hatemonger" remark?
2. Where did I say "perceived slight"?
3. Is it belittling you to ask why you didn't read the press release
from the Obama campaign so you could belittle me?

You said I belittled you. I didn't belittle you. You belittled
yourself, but because I pointed it out you wish to blame me.

Sounds like psychological transference.

"Some people refer to transference as a "projection." In this case you
are projecting your own feelings, emotions or motivations into another
person without realizing your reaction is really more about you than
it is about the other person."
The Source, Revised Feb 21, 2007

On Aug 30, 7:39 pm, lebanonfan <lebanon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[KY Hooligan]

BTW, I miscounted on her terms. Two 2 year terms would be 4 years.
Two 3 year terms as Mayor would be 6 years, then 2 years as Governor
woul be a total of 12 years. But for those who wish to minimize her
4 years on the Council, I'm sure with her and her husband running two
businesses would make up part of it.

I think one mistake some are making is they are more concerned about
years than they are about actual accomplishments while in each
office. I suggest people read them before commenting on her
experience.

Oh and as for Obama being an inspiring speaker, which some here think
qualifies him for President, I could say the same about Hitler, or Jim
Jones or David Koresh. Look where it got them.

[Jazzy-J]

Sorry if I was rude CCL...but your reply was addressed to me, and you didn't
address my issue but instead began yammering about what Obama did or didn't
manage.

I don't know what Obama has managed. So far he has managed to be elected to
the state legislature and the US legislature, and managed to become the
Democratic nominee for President. He's also managed to make history. Those
are the only things I know that he has managed.

But I'm not voting for Obama, so you may want to ask someone else who is.

I just don't understand why McCain supporters can't be enthusiastic about
McCain and discuss his plans of action like Obama supporters are able to do.

- Jazzy=J

[cheshirecatldy]

jazz you are right, I dont feel the enthusiasm over McCain either.
I was simply trying to make a point: I feel that managing business
in an executive role, as I see Palin's city council and/or mayorial
experience, is counted toward executive experience, not executive
BRANCH, but executive level, I wasnt clear, I guess.
I didnt mean to yammer about barry to you, I am just really curious as
to what businesses he has managed on an executive level.
I know we were supposed to be talking about Palin, sorry. I was
wrong, I will admit, I went on a tangent alittle.
we cool.
I still love ya
;)

[cheshirecatldy]

ps
Jazz
I cant follow this pair either they are
1.) against gay marriage, I am for
2.) against freedom of CHOICE, on women's issues, I am for
3.) Palin allowed the aerial wolf kill, DEFINITELY IAM AGAINST.
4.) I am not a sport hunter and I dont like it....................

I guess I will have to write in someone, just to vote.

On Aug 31, 9:02 am, "Jazzy-J" <jazzy.ja...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Monica]

I find this discussion really curious. If you discuss the merits/
shortcomings of the VICE PRES. candidate, then shouldn't the focus be
on Joe Biden and Sarah Palin?
Obama gets tossed in, but remember he would be the President,
Commander in Chief.
The Vice Pres is the Funeral Director, waiting for the
BIG GUY to need them to step in when they move on to the big White
House in the sky.

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[Taylorcofan]

Here is an audio of Sarah Palin laughing on a radio show when her
opponent a cancer survivor was called 'a cancer and a bit*h by radio
host.
She later apologized in private to Sen. Green but this shows that she
is ruthless and didn't have the courage or more important the desire
to tell her radio host that they were over the line. Her little
giggles at their cancer and bit*h comments tells us all we need to
know about McCain's VP pick.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/08/31/palin-laughs-as-opponent_n_122776.html

Early on in the conversation before Palin started to crack up, Lester
referred to Sen. Green as a jealous woman and a cancer. Palin, who
knows full well Lyda Green is a cancer survivor, didn't do what any
decent person would do, say, "Bob, that's going too far."
But as the conversation moved on, Lester intensified his attack on
Green.

Lester questioned Green's motherhood, asking Palin if the senator
cares about her own kids. Palin laughs.

Then Lester clearly sets the stage for what he is about to say by
warning his large audience and Palin. He says, "Governor you can't say
this but I will, Lyda Green is a cancer and a b----." Palin laughs for
the second time.

What were teenage boys thinking when they heard the governor laugh at
someone being called a b----? How about the teenage girls who look up
to Palin. What did they think when they heard her laugh?

But there is more. Lester then describes Green's chair as big and
cushy. A clear reference to the senator's weight. Palin laughs a third
time. She's just having a grand old time.

Palin was clearly enjoying every second of Lester's vicious attack on
her political rival.


Here's the audio:

> > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

[sadness]

Ms Palin reminds me a certain fictional character from my childhood.

http://www.joeheadquarters.com/charlist_cobra1.shtml#BARONESS

On Aug 31, 12:31 pm, Taylorcofan <Taylorcodayandn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Here is an audio of Sarah Palin laughing on  a radio show when her
> opponent a cancer survivor was called 'a cancer and a bit*h by radio
> host.
> She later apologized in private to Sen. Green but this shows that she
> is ruthless and didn't have the courage or more important the desire
> to tell her radio host that they were over the line. Her little
> giggles at their cancer and bit*h comments tells us all we need to
> know about McCain's VP pick.
>

>  http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/08/31/palin-laughs-as-opponent_n_1...

[Taylorcofan]

That was pretty funny sadness .......how about Tina Fey on SNL see any
similarities LOL???

[sadness]

The Baroness was a terrorist in GI Joe comics. So basically Fox I'm
calling Ms Puke-laaain a terrorist. Pukelain is also a dangerous
wild card to have second in charge considering McCain can croak up to
the skies at any moment.

On Aug 31, 2:33 pm, Foxtrot <ram1969...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Sarah Palin, a highly intelligent successful woman of integrity with a
> backbone to make tough documented executive decision's SCARES YOU to
> death doesn't she? Hey, if I were a Democrat I'd be very worried
> to..... The more you attempt to post SMEAR, the more we know how
> desperate you've become..... And to think you have the nerve to post
> anything about criticizing someone's body weight or have you forgotten
> your insulting comments about a person in your own community? Yep,
> check it out cause the text still resides on this site? That just adds
> icing on hypocrisy fudge cake you constantly attempt to bake. Guess
> what, now you have to eat your own prepared calories, so out of cost
> concerns don't attempt to peddle dessert that won't sell to any half
> way intelligent consumer...BTW, a hurricane will not adversely affect
> her being Vice President..... PLEASE - Go ahead and ASK ME if I'm
> worried? But, do keep posting because it makes you look good and me
> laugh (the few we members read)..... LOL....BTW, what drink of choice
> do you prefer with your Liberal fudge cake?
>
> Since you are soooo concerned about physical appearance, why don't you
> post something critical of Gov. Palin's good looks? Why not go full
> circle and character assassinate her as a candidate? Gee, there's
> nothing more frightening than a jealous liberal, unless it is a scared
> one. I love it, I love it - tell us how you really feel and please
> don't hold back. LOL

>
> On Aug 31, 12:31 pm, Taylorcofan <Taylorcodayandn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>

> > Here is an audio of Sarah Palin laughing on a radio show when her
> > opponent a cancer survivor was called 'a cancer and a bit*h by radio
> > host.
> > She later apologized in private to Sen. Green but this shows that she
> > is ruthless and didn't have the courage or more important the desire
> > to tell her radio host that they were over the line. Her little
> > giggles at their cancer and bit*h comments tells us all we need to
> > know about McCain's VP pick.
>

> >http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/08/31/palin-laughs-as-opponent_n_1...

[sadness]

I'm voting Obama because I'm tired of the GOP screwing up America.

9-11

On Aug 31, 2:33 pm, Foxtrot <ram1969...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Sarah Palin, a highly intelligent successful woman of integrity with a
> backbone to make tough documented executive decision's SCARES YOU to
> death doesn't she? Hey, if I were a Democrat I'd be very worried
> to..... The more you attempt to post SMEAR, the more we know how
> desperate you've become..... And to think you have the nerve to post
> anything about criticizing someone's body weight or have you forgotten
> your insulting comments about a person in your own community? Yep,
> check it out cause the text still resides on this site? That just adds
> icing on hypocrisy fudge cake you constantly attempt to bake. Guess
> what, now you have to eat your own prepared calories, so out of cost
> concerns don't attempt to peddle dessert that won't sell to any half
> way intelligent consumer...BTW, a hurricane will not adversely affect
> her being Vice President..... PLEASE - Go ahead and ASK ME if I'm
> worried? But, do keep posting because it makes you look good and me
> laugh (the few we members read)..... LOL....BTW, what drink of choice
> do you prefer with your Liberal fudge cake?
>
> Since you are soooo concerned about physical appearance, why don't you
> post something critical of Gov. Palin's good looks? Why not go full
> circle and character assassinate her as a candidate? Gee, there's
> nothing more frightening than a jealous liberal, unless it is a scared
> one. I love it, I love it - tell us how you really feel and please
> don't hold back. LOL
>
> On Aug 31, 12:31 pm, Taylorcofan <Taylorcodayandn...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>

> > Here is an audio of Sarah Palin laughing on a radio show when her
> > opponent a cancer survivor was called 'a cancer and a bit*h by radio
> > host.
> > She later apologized in private to Sen. Green but this shows that she
> > is ruthless and didn't have the courage or more important the desire
> > to tell her radio host that they were over the line. Her little
> > giggles at their cancer and bit*h comments tells us all we need to
> > know about McCain's VP pick.
>

> >http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/08/31/palin-laughs-as-opponent_n_1...

[Taylorcofan]

sadness I am with you. I am tried of them too.

[Foxtrot]

> Here is an audio of Sarah Palin laughing on �a radio show when her
> opponent a cancer survivor was called 'a cancer and a bit*h by radio
> host.
> She later apologized in private to Sen. Green but this shows that she
> is ruthless and didn't have the courage or more important the desire
> to tell her radio host that they were over the line. Her little
> giggles at their cancer and bit*h comments tells us all we need to
> know about McCain's VP pick.
>

> �http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/08/31/palin-laughs-as-opponent_n_1...

[sadness]

body weight wtf are you talking about?

I ain't scared fox,sounds like your the one that's scared.

The current president is a buffoon. Everything started screwing up
the day he took office.

palin is a binni brained buffoon.

[Taylorcofan]

sadness what do you think of this audio of her laughing about the
nasty things said about her opponent?

Here is an audio of Sarah Palin laughing on a radio show when her
opponent a cancer survivor was called 'a cancer and a bit*h by radio
host.
She later apologized in private to Sen. Green but this shows that she
is ruthless and didn't have the courage or more important the desire
to tell her radio host that they were over the line. Her little
giggles at their cancer and bit*h comments tells us all we need to
know about McCain's VP pick.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/08/31/palin-laughs-as-opponent_n_1...


Early on in the conversation before Palin started to crack up, Lester
referred to Sen. Green as a jealous woman and a cancer. Palin, who
knows full well Lyda Green is a cancer survivor, didn't do what any
decent person would do, say, "Bob, that's going too far." But as the
conversation moved on, Lester intensified his attack on Green.

Lester questioned Green's motherhood, asking Palin if the senator
cares about her own kids. Palin laughs.

[Foxtrot]

TCF - How about addressing my questions? Since you brought it up, you
got something against people being overweight? You are running SCARED
to death Palin will be VP aren't you? How about listing Obama's bills
that he authored in the Senate? How about listing anything that he has
accomplished? How about posting his executive experience resume? Obama
is running for President. Palin is running for VP.

On Aug 31, 4:24�pm, Foxtrot <ram1969...@yahoo.com> wrote:

[Jazzy-J]

CCL :) I know. I should've chose a different way to say that to you,
re-reading it, I sound like a b*tch...I mean..a duck..or whatever... :)

Lol still luv ya too :)

- Jazzy=J

[cheshirecatldy]

FYI TCF sadness was at one time a BIG Bush lover, he was always
talking how he liked bush and defending him. I dont know what made him
change his tune, but he could change back. He had strong feelings FOR
bush at one time.
just to let you know.

[Taylorcofan]

Well cat I think on this thread sadness said, " I'm voting Obama
because I'm tired of the GOP screwing up America." At this point I
agree with sadness.

Thanks though.
tcf


.

[cheshirecatldy]

I know I know I just wanted to make sure you were aware of where his
loyalties were lying about 6 months ago or so.

[cheshirecatldy]

Jazz we can be just ducky together!!!!!!!
love ya duck
;0

[sadness]

i was closed minded too when i used to like that stupid wanker
farting gw bush. I didn't the give other side a chance to tell there
position which was wrong.

The shitty state of the nation's eco polices mostly because of Bush's
fetish of terrorists and his ignorance of domestic affairs has hurt a
lot of people.

i just got a bad feeling about McCain and whats her name.

seeing people walk with there kids in the dangerous heat because they
can't afford a gallon of gas makes me mad enough to sac my own beliefs
about just to help others.

[Foxtrot]

Cat Lady - Okay, straighten me out - Is SHE OBSESSED with Palin or
not? No doubt, she IS scared to death that McCain's nomination of
Palin was the last straw that broke NObama's back? Who knows? I smell
the FEAR of upcoming defeat coming from the Dem's camp.

JJ - BTW, we may differ politically but nobody is upset with you to my
knowledge...Like most of us, you are a law abiding, tax paying good
citizen who just wants to enjoy the freedom's our country has to
offer. Don't take this wrong but at times I wonder if you contracted
Liberal-itis which may / may not be a disease covered by medical
insurance. LOL...Happy Labor Day to you and everyone who works for a
living.

[cheshirecatldy]

well sadness, I stand corrected, you really have changed your opinion.
pssst..... I am starting to feel that change too, dont tell anybody
I am starting to think fresh and inexperienced might be a way to
go.........
will keep ya posted

[lebanonfan]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RN5xbWtNSU

Take from it what you will, but maybe ol' John's been eyeing Palin
longer than we think?

Nah. Just kiddin'. Funny video though. Check out the self conscious
wedding ring maneuvers.
This video has been edited and I haven't seen the original.

[rwhi...@elkcreek.net]

Ambition Defined:
http://politicalhumor.about.com/od/sarahpalin/ig/Sarah-Palin-Pictures/Palin-for-Junior-Ranger.htm

[Foxtrot]

Why are you and other libs so bothered about Palin being nominated as
a VP candidate? Does she scare you that much? I could have cared less
who the Dems picked. I was kind of hoping Hillary because I wanted the
voters to send her a message that ultimately ended up in defeat.

I'm glad McCain picked a person with executive experience. Her being a
woman is just an additional plus. No doubt, Biden is much more
qualified than Obama, but that was the Dems choice. The Reps will run
against the Dem ticket and vice versa.

On Sep 1, 1:58�pm, "rwhitl...@elkcreek.net" <rwhitl...@elkcreek.net>
wrote:
> Ambition Defined:http://politicalhumor.about.com/od/sarahpalin/ig/Sarah-Palin-Pictures...

>
> On Aug 31, 11:50 pm, lebanonfan <lebanon...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RN5xbWtNSU
>
> > Take from it what you will, but maybe ol' John's been eyeing Palin
> > longer than we think?
>
> > Nah. Just kiddin'. Funny video though. Check out the self conscious
> > wedding ring maneuvers.

> > This video has been edited and I haven't seen the original.- Hide quoted text -

[rwhi...@elkcreek.net]

Personally I can't stop laughing...I mean really!!! I just didn't see
the electoral votes for Alaska being in danger of going Democratic
this time...And did he think that he would actually win over any of
Hillary's supporters by picking up a Has been hottie who aspires to be
"Miss Fundamentalist" with those neo-eighties glasses and the
hairbun????

[Foxtrot]

RW - TELL US, will you be laughing in November when Gov Palin, an
intelligent lady with proven excellent executive leadership whose
matching tough decision making skills will be recognized by the
majority of voters, thus again assuring the Republican's will go back
into the White House? Scary thing for you leftist liberals who can't
do anything but whine, procrastinate, finger point, and cut and run
like the French Army in World War 2.

Why does an aggressive strong woman with backbone intimidate Democrat
constituents so badly? Just admit you are SCARED to death and that
Dems and losers are well known to be one in the same. Just admit that
your Party are incapable of leading, much less make critical national
security decisions and explain why terrorists love radical liberals?
Would you care to tell me why our enemies are rooting for Obama to
win? They stated this time and time again. Could it be he's still too
wet behind the ears and doesn't have the stomach to lead? I think so.

Come November 5th, what will Gore, Kerry, and Obama all have in
common? Hey, you want CHANGE, you have to have to have good candidates
to facilitate the process. Senator Biden is capable, but can't do it
all by himself especially as a VP candidate.


On Sep 1, 5:24�pm, "rwhitl...@elkcreek.net" <rwhitl...@elkcreek.net>
wrote:

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[hamdays]

Fox, you will be the one surprised come November. I bet you on
that!!!!!

[sadness]

what about the republicans when they cut and run during the Vietnam
conflict fox

[rwhi...@elkcreek.net]

Fat chance he'll be answering that one....

[Foxtrot]

RW - Tell you what, I'll answer that one when you answer Cat Lady's
question if you are a NAZI Sympathizer. - DEAL -

On Sep 1, 11:05�pm, "rwhitl...@elkcreek.net" <rwhitl...@elkcreek.net>
wrote: