Sarah Palin resigns

SCUDSBROTHER · #1 07-06-2009, 01:31 AM

Don't you think she should of told her kids that her baby was gunna be born with "special needs?" To just let them learn that by looking(at the baby) is so odd. As far as that goes, how could the husband not tell them? If that seems unrelated to politics, then I disagree. I think it shows someone who doesn't want to admit a problem, and is an example of someone who would probably cover something up(if they thought they could possibly get away with it.)

timmgirvan · #2 07-06-2009, 08:00 AM

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Don't you think she should of told her kids that her baby was gunna be born with "special needs?" To just let them learn that by looking(at the baby) is so odd. As far as that goes, how could the husband not tell them? If that seems unrelated to politics, then I disagree. I think it shows someone who doesn't want to admit a problem, and is an example of someone who would probably cover something up(if they thought they could possibly get away with it.)

nothing to cover up....special needs babies born every day! Good to see you thinking outside the box,though

herkhorse · #3 07-06-2009, 08:11 AM

giddiup:

http://www.gazetteonline.com/apps/pb...94/0/FRONTPAGE

Riot · #4 07-06-2009, 10:31 AM

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giddiup:

http://www.gazetteonline.com/apps/pb...94/0/FRONTPAGE

Please. She quit being governor, she can't handle the "stress of the attacks". No Presidential bid for this one.

geeker2 · #5 07-06-2009, 10:43 AM

Now I am not so sure - I wasn't a huge Palin fan - but the way the country is going..right in the sh^tter in world political weakness and the economy tanking - she might be just what we need!

hummm............. Palin in 2012

I'll know it's right when my friend GBBOB jumps on-board

hi_im_god · #6 07-06-2009, 10:49 AM

most presidential campaigns don't start out with the candidate announcing, "i quit."

she was never a serious presidential candidate anyway.

but i think you nailed it, riot. she wants to be a gadfly right wing celebrity and not deal with serious policy issues. she'll be able to throw bombs and ignore the consequences.

she'll be one more commisar of ideological purity for the far right to keep republicans on the straight and narrow path to irrelevancy.

Riot · #7 07-06-2009, 10:52 AM

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most presidential campaigns don't start out with the candidate announcing, "i quit."

she was never a serious presidential candidate anyway.

but i think you nailed it, riot. she wants to be a gadfly right wing celebrity and not deal with serious policy issues. she'll be able to throw bombs and ignore the consequences.
she'll be one more commisar of ideological purity for the far right to keep republicans on the straight and narrow path to irrelevancy.

Exactly, and she can indeed make millions doing so. She's already accepted a speech in the lower 48 at a woman's group next month $$$.

And she won't have to know pesky "facts", like what Bush's foreign policy was based upon, or that Africa isn't one country

dellinger63 · #8 07-06-2009, 01:26 PM

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Exactly, and she can indeed make millions doing so. She's already accepted a speech in the lower 48 at a woman's group next month $$$.

And she won't have to know pesky "facts", like what Bush's foreign policy was based upon, or that Africa isn't one country

pretty damn good for a woman in your words, "This woman is not very bright, has little to no understanding of national issues, hasn't done diddley in Alaska or Wasilla, plays politics like a jealous junior-high school girl, and quits when she's unhappy. And can't string a coherent sentence together.”

or was that voices in my head again?

Not quite a Jesse Jackson, Jimmy Carter or Al Sharpton but then again she's displayed no signs of Anti Semitism. Guess that only comes with DEEP understanding in a deep shiat kind of way.

Riot · #9 07-06-2009, 10:55 AM

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giddiup:

http://www.gazetteonline.com/apps/pb...94/0/FRONTPAGE

Does anybody remember poor Dan Quayle?

dellinger63 · #10 07-06-2009, 01:17 PM

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Does anybody remember poor Dan Quayle?

Once again your Republican bias comes shining through.

SOREHOOF · #11 07-06-2009, 01:21 PM

The Duke!

SCUDSBROTHER · #12 07-07-2009, 02:16 AM

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nothing to cover up....special needs babies born every day! Good to see you thinking outside the box,though

She covered it up. She new the baby was gunna be that way, and didn't let the kids know. I mean, I know white trash(and white trash adjacent) often love surprises, but WOW! Wouldn't you want to cushion the blow as much as possible? How is this considered normal, or the actions of someone who should be in control of other people?

timmgirvan · #13 07-07-2009, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

She covered it up. She new the baby was gunna be that way, and didn't let the kids know. I mean, I know white trash(and white trash adjacent) often love surprises, but WOW! Wouldn't you want to cushion the blow as much as possible? How is this considered normal, or the actions of someone who should be in control of other people?

complete projection on your part! IF she is no threat, why all the hubris?

Smooth Operator · #14 07-07-2009, 10:07 AM

High-pitch in full spin mode on his radio program yesterday regarding this quitter

Just hilarious

By the way, wasn't the quitter comparing herself to a "pit bull" during her failed VP campaign?

LOL ... yeah, you're some fighter, lady...

dellinger63 · #15 07-07-2009, 10:21 AM

IMO someone 'showed her the money' and like a hungry, Alaskan, pink salmon, she bit. Simple as that. And she will never get the Republican nomination for anything but a foreign ambassadorship.

geeker2 · #16 07-08-2009, 04:04 PM

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High-pitch in full spin mode on his radio program yesterday regarding this quitter

Just hilarious

By the way, wasn't the quitter comparing herself to a "pit bull" during her failed VP campaign?

LOL ... yeah, you're some fighter, lady...

What I don't understand is that if you hate Hannity so much - why do you listen all the time and feel the need to report it here all the time?

When Frankin had his radio show I never listen - but I guess neither did anyone else.

dellinger63 · #17 07-08-2009, 07:54 PM

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What I don't understand is that if you hate Hannity so much - why do you listen all the time and feel the need to report it here all the time?

When Frankin had his radio show I never listen - but I guess neither did anyone else.

Me either and he made a bad clown previous as well, part of the downfall of SNL Hannity is pre-empted by Byk here.

Riot · #18 07-08-2009, 11:26 PM

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What I don't understand is that if you hate Hannity so much - why do you listen all the time and feel the need to report it here all the time?

When Frankin had his radio show I never listen - but I guess neither did anyone else.

Poor Hannity, he can't win. He altered a tape of what Obama said - again - and attacked Obama on his show for not saying something Obama actually did say - again - and got caught lying - again.

Smooth Operator · #19 07-12-2009, 02:49 PM

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What I don't understand is that if you hate Hannity so much - why do you listen all the time and feel the need to report it here all the time?

When Frankin had his radio show I never listen - but I guess neither did anyone else.

Sorry to keep ya hangin', geeker. lol

Been chasin' some little blonde hottie up in Santa Barbara

Anyway, regarding my listening to the high-pitch radio program, you must've been joking ... right?

That guy has given me more belly laughs over the last couple years than all the great Seinfeld episodes ... combined.

Hell, wish I had the time to listen to all three hours of his daily comedy show.

I mean, here's a guy who thinks history is gunna be kind to Bush ... and that he'll be remembered as a great president. LOL

The joker was saying that it's "Obama's recession" back in March. LOL ... BO was only in office for like two months.

Just hysterically funny when one of the airheads calls in and gets him started on one of his patented, long-winded anti-BO diatribes. So predictable that it's hilarious.

Can't wait for some prankster to call in and say, "Hi, Sean, you're a great American."

High-pitch: "You're a great American, my friend, what's on your mind?"

Prankster: "Sean, I just got released from prison after serving ten years for child molestation and... "

Wouldn't that be great

I tell ya, geeker, not easy to find such high-level comedy. lol

Riot · #20 07-06-2009, 10:29 AM

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I think it shows someone who doesn't want to admit a problem, and is an example of someone who would probably cover something up(if they thought they could possibly get away with it.)

I think the publication last week of her e-mails with Steve Schmidt during the campaign, where she wants to lie about her husbands involvement with the successionist Alaskan Independent Party - and Schmidt has to tell her twice they will not publish that lie - shows Palin for what she is.

She has no business in politics. She obviously can't handle it, and has no strengths there. Someone mentioned she could make a career by being a Pat Buchanan, a political commentator that rallies her small ultra-conservative religious base, or she could do a show like Hannity or Rush. That's exactly where she would fit. She seems to crave celebrity, not politics.