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Anonymous wrote:The Ryan VP pick makes me think that Republicans have given up on getting a Republican in the Presidency in 2012. I'm guessing they are hoping for 4 more years of Obama, with conservatives controlling the House and Senate, and then pretty much rejecting any possible Democrat solution to anything in an effort to have a much much better Republican nominee in 2016.

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Anonymous wrote:The Ryan VP pick makes me think that Republicans have given up on getting a Republican in the Presidency in 2012. I'm guessing they are hoping for 4 more years of Obama, with conservatives controlling the House and Senate, and then pretty much rejecting any possible Democrat solution to anything in an effort to have a much much better Republican nominee in 2016.

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Anonymous wrote:(I don't think Palin's stupid. I think she's slightly above average and ADHD with great social skills.)

Which makes her an excellent candidate for starring in reality tv shows, at which the whole Palin family seems to be excelling.

Ha ha!! I'm the PP--excellent observation, although I'm not convinced that her daughter should be displaying her life on the small screen!

Agreed. But then if I were Palin, I don't think I would have run for VP, given the scrutiny my daughter would have been subjected to. It really bothered me when I found out later that Palin's daughter had been holding Palin's baby that night on stage at the convention probably to disguise the fact that she was pregnant. I can't imagine how difficult that must have been for Bristol, wondering when it would become obvious to the public.

Of course, I've never been in that situation so maybe I would have decided to run. I'm sure it would be quite tempting. But I like to think I'd be worried enough about the impact on my kid to not do it.

PP here. I'm a fairly private person, so I agree. Given the circumstances of their daughter and really even the fact that there were issues with her then-boyfriend, I would have declined. Unfortunately, Ms. Palin seems to love and seek the limelight.

This is where you are wrong. Sarah is a believing Christian, she is well aware that every single person on Earth is flawed...even herself and her family. She does the right thing by not aborting the helpless baby. She answers to God and doesn't give a crap what non-believers think since they are unaware of their place in creation. She does her best to please God and God raises her up with wealth, influence, physical beauty, a healthy body, a healthy..handsome..loving..sexually heathy family. God does this to confound and frustrate foolish people.

God does not make believers beautiful. This is your delusion. It is very creepy.

you misunderstand. God has different purposes for his followers. All are not beautiful physically, like Sarah. God loves to confound and render lovers of this World foolish since in the end his will... will be done. People who hate Sarah Palin are hostile to the people who take the Bible literally and are not ashamed of Jesus and God. The people who doubt the word of God in the Bible often times consider themselves as "intellectual" and "with-it". God loves to humble those people and raise up unlikely believers in front of everybody. A lightening rod like Sarah is useful to God ...he will shower her with happiness, love, family, health, good positive vibes, wealth....right in front of the so called "smart" but actually miserable "elite". It's funny watching how obsessed they are with her when you see the whole picture!

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Anonymous wrote:(I don't think Palin's stupid. I think she's slightly above average and ADHD with great social skills.)

Which makes her an excellent candidate for starring in reality tv shows, at which the whole Palin family seems to be excelling.

Ha ha!! I'm the PP--excellent observation, although I'm not convinced that her daughter should be displaying her life on the small screen!

Agreed. But then if I were Palin, I don't think I would have run for VP, given the scrutiny my daughter would have been subjected to. It really bothered me when I found out later that Palin's daughter had been holding Palin's baby that night on stage at the convention probably to disguise the fact that she was pregnant. I can't imagine how difficult that must have been for Bristol, wondering when it would become obvious to the public.

Of course, I've never been in that situation so maybe I would have decided to run. I'm sure it would be quite tempting. But I like to think I'd be worried enough about the impact on my kid to not do it.

PP here. I'm a fairly private person, so I agree. Given the circumstances of their daughter and really even the fact that there were issues with her then-boyfriend, I would have declined. Unfortunately, Ms. Palin seems to love and seek the limelight.

This is where you are wrong. Sarah is a believing Christian, she is well aware that every single person on Earth is flawed...even herself and her family. She does the right thing by not aborting the helpless baby. She answers to God and doesn't give a crap what non-believers think since they are unaware of their place in creation. She does her best to please God and God raises her up with wealth, influence, physical beauty, a healthy body, a healthy..handsome..loving..sexually heathy family. God does this to confound and frustrate foolish people.

God does not make believers beautiful. This is your delusion. It is very creepy.

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Anonymous wrote:Romney paid $3.2 million in taxes. How is that too small? Why should taxes be a percentage? He paid more taxes than obama and biden combined by a LONG shot.

I want to see his taxes because (a) it is by now traditional that candidates make them public, (b) it will give us some idea of what conflicts of interest he might have in dealing with future tax laws, and (most of all) (c) to see an honest-to-goodness example of how our tax laws treat a really rich citizen.

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I'm a Christian who doesn't believe in abortion except in the extreme circumstances of the mother's or baby's health, rape, and incest. I'm glad Ms. Palin tries to do the right thing by answering to God. Nonetheless, her decision to run with McCain did put Bristol in the limelight in a way that I would not have wanted for my daughter in those circumstances.

The daughter managed fine
Do you think she knew what she was getting herself and her family into?

In some ways I still think McCains mistake was Palin

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I'm a Christian who doesn't believe in abortion except in the extreme circumstances of the mother's or baby's health, rape, and incest. I'm glad Ms. Palin tries to do the right thing by answering to God. Nonetheless, her decision to run with McCain did put Bristol in the limelight in a way that I would not have wanted for my daughter in those circumstances.

The daughter managed fine
Do you think she knew what she was getting herself and her family into?

In some ways I still think McCains mistake was Palin

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If you are a loser and sucking off the government teat you will not want leaders that promote working hard, earning a living and reaping the rewards of success. Our country was built on capitalism not socialism. When 50% of the country pays no income tax and they are asked to put in a minuscule amount why would anyone have a problem with that? Why make it comfortable to be poor and push people to better themselves? If you raise taxes on the job creators the lower income earners will have no jobs.

Government teat = Ryan welfare buck, living off social security
Paying no taxes, minuscule amount = Romney
Wow I see your point. I guess you will be voting for Obama. Unless you don't belief what you state.

Romney paid $3.2 million in taxes. How is that too small? Why should taxes be a percentage? He paid more taxes than obama and biden combined by a LONG shot.

Anonymous wrote:Romney paid $3.2 million in taxes. How is that too small? Why should taxes be a percentage? He paid more taxes than obama and biden combined by a LONG shot.

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If you are a loser and sucking off the government teat you will not want leaders that promote working hard, earning a living and reaping the rewards of success. Our country was built on capitalism not socialism. When 50% of the country pays no income tax and they are asked to put in a minuscule amount why would anyone have a problem with that? Why make it comfortable to be poor and push people to better themselves? If you raise taxes on the job creators the lower income earners will have no jobs.

Government teat = Ryan welfare buck, living off social security
Paying no taxes, minuscule amount = Romney
Wow I see your point. I guess you will be voting for Obama. Unless you don't belief what you state.

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I'm a Christian who doesn't believe in abortion except in the extreme circumstances of the mother's or baby's health, rape, and incest. I'm glad Ms. Palin tries to do the right thing by answering to God. Nonetheless, her decision to run with McCain did put Bristol in the limelight in a way that I would not have wanted for my daughter in those circumstances.

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Anonymous wrote:(I don't think Palin's stupid. I think she's slightly above average and ADHD with great social skills.)

Which makes her an excellent candidate for starring in reality tv shows, at which the whole Palin family seems to be excelling.

Ha ha!! I'm the PP--excellent observation, although I'm not convinced that her daughter should be displaying her life on the small screen!

Agreed. But then if I were Palin, I don't think I would have run for VP, given the scrutiny my daughter would have been subjected to. It really bothered me when I found out later that Palin's daughter had been holding Palin's baby that night on stage at the convention probably to disguise the fact that she was pregnant. I can't imagine how difficult that must have been for Bristol, wondering when it would become obvious to the public.

Of course, I've never been in that situation so maybe I would have decided to run. I'm sure it would be quite tempting. But I like to think I'd be worried enough about the impact on my kid to not do it.

PP here. I'm a fairly private person, so I agree. Given the circumstances of their daughter and really even the fact that there were issues with her then-boyfriend, I would have declined. Unfortunately, Ms. Palin seems to love and seek the limelight.

This is where you are wrong. Sarah is a believing Christian, she is well aware that every single person on Earth is flawed...even herself and her family. She does the right thing by not aborting the helpless baby. She answers to God and doesn't give a crap what non-believers think since they are unaware of their place in creation. She does her best to please God and God raises her up with wealth, influence, physical beauty, a healthy body, a healthy..handsome..loving..sexually heathy family. God does this to confound and frustrate foolish people.

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Anonymous wrote:(I don't think Palin's stupid. I think she's slightly above average and ADHD with great social skills.)

Which makes her an excellent candidate for starring in reality tv shows, at which the whole Palin family seems to be excelling.

Ha ha!! I'm the PP--excellent observation, although I'm not convinced that her daughter should be displaying her life on the small screen!

Agreed. But then if I were Palin, I don't think I would have run for VP, given the scrutiny my daughter would have been subjected to. It really bothered me when I found out later that Palin's daughter had been holding Palin's baby that night on stage at the convention probably to disguise the fact that she was pregnant. I can't imagine how difficult that must have been for Bristol, wondering when it would become obvious to the public.

Of course, I've never been in that situation so maybe I would have decided to run. I'm sure it would be quite tempting. But I like to think I'd be worried enough about the impact on my kid to not do it.

PP here. I'm a fairly private person, so I agree. Given the circumstances of their daughter and really even the fact that there were issues with her then-boyfriend, I would have declined. Unfortunately, Ms. Palin seems to love and seek the limelight.

This is where you are wrong. Sarah is a believing Christian, she is well aware that every single person on Earth is flawed...even herself and her family. She does the right thing by not aborting the helpless baby. She answers to God and doesn't give a crap what non-believers think since they are unaware of their place in creation. She does her best to please God and God raises her up with wealth, influence, physical beauty, a healthy body, a healthy..handsome..loving..sexually heathy family. God does this to confound and frustrate foolish people.