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[BlueHen86]

That's the type of reply you would expect Obama to say.

Then he would send in the Army of the Dead, the Corpse-man.

And Palin could watch from her back yard.

[SeattleGriz]

Then he would send in the Army of the Dead, the Corpse-man.

And Palin could watch from her back yard.

All the while on her breathalyzer, er inhalator.

[BlueHen86]

And Palin could watch from her back yard.

All the while on her breathalyzer, er inhalator.

She's lucky that her hand isn't big enough to write the word 'corpsman'.

[Gil Dobie]

All the while on her breathalyzer, er inhalator.

She's lucky that her hand isn't big enough to write the word 'corpsman'.

I doubt she's ever been to Cominsky Park

[BlueHen86]

She's lucky that her hand isn't big enough to write the word 'corpsman'.

I doubt she's ever been to Cominsky Park

I can't refudiate that claim.

[SeattleGriz]

I doubt she's ever been to Cominsky Park

I can't refudiate that claim.

Well, knowing Obama, he had been hard at work practicing his speeches to prevent such a poor performance, just like his bowling.

"No, no. I have been practicing...I bowled a 129. It's like -- it was like Special Olympics, or something."

[BlueHen86]

I can't refudiate that claim.

Well, knowing Obama, he had been hard at work practicing his speeches to prevent such a poor performance, just like his bowling.

"No, no. I have been practicing...I bowled a 129. It's like -- it was like Special Olympics, or something."

Palin doesn't need practice, she can just make stuff up, and then compare herself to Shakespeare.

"'Refudiate,' 'misunderestimate,' 'wee-wee'd up.' English is a living language. Shakespeare liked to coin new words too. Got to celebrate it!" - Sarah Palin

[SeattleGriz]

Well, knowing Obama, he had been hard at work practicing his speeches to prevent such a poor performance, just like his bowling.

"No, no. I have been practicing...I bowled a 129. It's like -- it was like Special Olympics, or something."

Palin doesn't need practice, she can just make stuff up, and then compare herself to Shakespeare.

"'Refudiate,' 'misunderestimate,' 'wee-wee'd up.' English is a living language. Shakespeare liked to coin new words too. Got to celebrate it!" - Sarah Palin

Sarah does go from the hip, or palm, but it takes a real certified intellectual to make words, and states, up when using a teleprompter.

[BlueHen86]

Palin doesn't need practice, she can just make stuff up, and then compare herself to Shakespeare.

"'Refudiate,' 'misunderestimate,' 'wee-wee'd up.' English is a living language. Shakespeare liked to coin new words too. Got to celebrate it!" - Sarah Palin

Sarah does go from the hip, or palm, but it takes a real certified intellectual to make words, and states, up when using a teleprompter.

You got that wrong. Anyone can have a slip of the tongue (you don't really think Obama thinks there are 57 states do you?). It takes a real certified "intellectual" to make a mistake defend it afterwards and compate themselves to Shakespeare.

I don't care for either Palin or Obama, and I'm not suprised when either of them gaffe. What I find amusing is the knee jerk reaction that some people have; when "their guy" makes a mistake, they excuse it by pointing out that the "other guy" also maked a mistake.

That defense never worked for me when I was a kid, if I got a bad grade or did something wrong, telling my parents that so-and-so made the same mistake never got me off the hook. I don't let my kids get away with it and I bet most people on here don't either. But it's okay when it comes to politicians.

[SeattleGriz]

Sarah does go from the hip, or palm, but it takes a real certified intellectual to make words, and states, up when using a teleprompter.

You got that wrong. Anyone can have a slip of the tongue (you don't really think Obama thinks there are 57 states do you?). It takes a real certified "intellectual" to make a mistake defend it afterwards and compate themselves to Shakespeare.

I don't care for either Palin or Obama, and I'm not suprised when either of them gaffe. What I find amusing is the knee jerk reaction that some people have; when "their guy" makes a mistake, they excuse it by pointing out that the "other guy" also maked a mistake.

That defense never worked for me when I was a kid, if I got a bad grade or did something wrong, telling my parents that so-and-so made the same mistake never got me off the hook. I don't let my kids get away with it and I bet most people on here don't either. But it's okay when it comes to politicians.

I don't believe Obama thinks there are 57 states anymore than Palin saying that she could see Russia from her yard - which she did not say. She said there are parts of Alaska where you can see Russia.

I agree with what you are saying about the, "he did it too, so why should I get in trouble" line of reasoning, but I have already admitted to the partisan political hack routine on this board. Can't break character.

[Baldy]

What I find amusing is the knee jerk reaction that some people have; when "their guy" makes a mistake, they excuse it by pointing out that the "other guy" also maked a mistake.

Says the guy who was the first one to knee-jerk a response when I mentioned Obama.

[BlueHen86]

What I find amusing is the knee jerk reaction that some people have; when "their guy" makes a mistake, they excuse it by pointing out that the "other guy" also maked a mistake.

Says the guy who was the first one to knee-jerk a response when I mentioned Obama.

I did it just to tweak you. Not only did it work, I hooked two others.

[BlueHen86]

You got that wrong. Anyone can have a slip of the tongue (you don't really think Obama thinks there are 57 states do you?). It takes a real certified "intellectual" to make a mistake defend it afterwards and compate themselves to Shakespeare.

I don't care for either Palin or Obama, and I'm not suprised when either of them gaffe. What I find amusing is the knee jerk reaction that some people have; when "their guy" makes a mistake, they excuse it by pointing out that the "other guy" also maked a mistake.

That defense never worked for me when I was a kid, if I got a bad grade or did something wrong, telling my parents that so-and-so made the same mistake never got me off the hook. I don't let my kids get away with it and I bet most people on here don't either. But it's okay when it comes to politicians.

I don't believe Obama thinks there are 57 states anymore than Palin saying that she could see Russia from her yard - which she did not say. She said there are parts of Alaska where you can see Russia.

I agree with what you are saying about the, "he did it too, so why should I get in trouble" line of reasoning, but I have already admitted to the partisan political hack routine on this board. Can't break character.

I respect that. I don't always agree with you, but you are honest.

[Gil Dobie]

I doubt she's ever been to Cominsky Park

I can't refudiate that claim.

Palin, Obama, Bush, Kerry, Gore, etal all have the same issue.

[CID1990]

It's easy to see why she is so popular with so many Americans.

Right there, in so many words, you have summed up why I think the right keeps her around. She brings out the perceived intellectual superiority of the left. Every time Palin says something dopey, some kooky Donk makes a comment about how Americans support Palin because many Americans are just dumb.

Quite frankly, I think Palin is going to earn a LOT of votes for the real Republican candidate come 2012, if for nothing else than that reason alone. Rest assured she will NEVER be the nominee, so keep on wasting breath insulting common Americans and see what happens in 2 years.

She might be a goofball, but her conservative beliefs do dovetail with a lot of other, more savvy conservatives.

[Chizzang]

It's easy to see why she is so popular with so many Americans.

Right there, in so many words, you have summed up why I think the right keeps her around. She brings out the perceived intellectual superiority of the left. Every time Palin says something dopey, some kooky Donk makes a comment about how Americans support Palin because many Americans are just dumb.

Quite frankly, I think Palin is going to earn a LOT of votes for the real Republican candidate come 2012, if for nothing else than that reason alone. Rest assured she will NEVER be the nominee, so keep on wasting breath insulting common Americans and see what happens in 2 years.

She might be a goofball, but her conservative beliefs do dovetail with a lot of other, more savvy conservatives.

Yes but she absolutely mirrors the overwhelming evidence: Americans are pretty stupid...
and we're busily raising the stupidest children
and already have the stupidest young adults

and I know it hurts all those Republicans feelings when Americans are called what they are...
Somehow being PC only applies to "everybody else"
We can't look at ourselves and be honest

Sarah Palin is stupid -and - that makes her a perfect candidate
In this country we're not interested in holding ourselves to a higher standard
We're only interested that everybody else does

[CID1990]

Right there, in so many words, you have summed up why I think the right keeps her around. She brings out the perceived intellectual superiority of the left. Every time Palin says something dopey, some kooky Donk makes a comment about how Americans support Palin because many Americans are just dumb.

Quite frankly, I think Palin is going to earn a LOT of votes for the real Republican candidate come 2012, if for nothing else than that reason alone. Rest assured she will NEVER be the nominee, so keep on wasting breath insulting common Americans and see what happens in 2 years.

She might be a goofball, but her conservative beliefs do dovetail with a lot of other, more savvy conservatives.

Yes but she absolutely mirrors the overwhelming evidence: Americans are pretty stupid...
and we're busily raising the stupidest children
and already have the stupidest young adults

and I know it hurts all those Republicans feelings when Americans are called what they are...
Somehow being PC only applies to "everybody else"
We can't look at ourselves and be honest

Sarah Palin is stupid -and - that makes her a perfect candidate
In this country we're not interested in holding ourselves to a higher standard
We're only interested that everybody else does

I'm not stupid.

You're not stupid.

That's a start.


That said, I'd happily vote for a Democrat who doesn't constantly make me think I am being preached down to llike a little snot faced kid.

There just hasn't been one since I've been voting.

[Gil Dobie]

I'm not stupid.

You're not stupid.

That's a start.

That said, I'd happily vote for a Democrat who doesn't constantly make me think I am being preached down to llike a little snot faced kid.

There just hasn't been one since I've been voting.

The intellectual elite miss a lot of great friendships with people they judge to be inferior. Palin isn't the best person to run this country, but I'm not very impressed with the Ivy League Educations of Bush, Kerry or Gore either.

[Baldy]

Says the guy who was the first one to knee-jerk a response when I mentioned Obama.

I did it just to tweak you. Not only did it work, I hooked two others.

Nice try, but another swing and a miss.
Try again.

[Skjellyfetti]

That said, I'd happily vote for a Democrat who doesn't constantly make me think I am being preached down to llike a little snot faced kid.

Hm. Seriously? That's the reason I have trouble voting for Republicans in national elections.

[Ibanez]

Well, we really shouldn't get on a person for making a mistake. We all say the wrong things at some time or another.

BUT, I seriously think Palin is extremely misguided, delusional and overall toxic for our country.

[BlueHen86]

I did it just to tweak you. Not only did it work, I hooked two others.

Nice try, but another swing and a miss.
Try again.

If you say so.



I got exactly the reaction I expected form you when I made my post.

[BlueHen86]

It's easy to see why she is so popular with so many Americans.

Right there, in so many words, you have summed up why I think the right keeps her around. She brings out the perceived intellectual superiority of the left. Every time Palin says something dopey, some kooky Donk makes a comment about how Americans support Palin because many Americans are just dumb.

Quite frankly, I think Palin is going to earn a LOT of votes for the real Republican candidate come 2012, if for nothing else than that reason alone. Rest assured she will NEVER be the nominee, so keep on wasting breath insulting common Americans and see what happens in 2 years.

She might be a goofball, but her conservative beliefs do dovetail with a lot of other, more savvy conservatives.

Agreed. The left also liked to portray G. W. Bush as stupid. The right was happy to elect him twice.

[Chizzang]

I'm not stupid.

You're not stupid.

That's a start.


That said, I'd happily vote for a Democrat who doesn't constantly make me think I am being preached down to like a little snot faced kid.

There just hasn't been one since I've been voting.

Sure,
but why does it matter if people call people what they are...
Isn't that the Republican way..?
No PC bullsh!t between the truth and the fence post (right)
call 'em like you see 'em
Tell it like it is... lets all just be honest here... (Right)

Blah Blah Blah

The fact is Republicans like to lie to the American people and tell them "You''re not really that stupid"
"it's okay your fat and underachieving"

Republicans like to make all that "okay" under the guise they they "Love America"

[Baldy]

Nice try, but another swing and a miss.
Try again.

If you say so.



I got exactly the reaction I expected form you when I made my post.

Yeah riiiight.

You get caught jerking your knee out of its socket, and your best response is....
uhhhh well...yeah I meant to do that, really I did.