Mccain Supporters: How do you Feel about his VEEP Pick

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08-29-2008, 02:01 PM
4dmin

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Originally Posted by twinj

God forbid if something happen to McCain (74yrs old), but who will run the country if something happen. Not his VP with no more than 20 months experience. By the way who is she? McCain bashed Obama for the lack of Experience.

HOW DARE YOU TALK ABOUT HER THAT WAY SHE WAS WASILLA CITY COUNCIL MEMBER! WAIT DID I SAY WASILLA? DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE THAT IS? :thinking:

YOU HAVE TO BE KIDDING ME THIS WAS REPUBLICANS SECRET WEAPON :lmfao:
08-29-2008, 02:04 PM
tony

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Originally Posted by BanginJimmy

As far as I am concerned she was able to do her job as Gov of alaska both very pregnant, and with a newborn.

Then the kid also has a father that is still around, grown siblings and when necessary, the mother.

I'd love to see the Governor of say.. Louisiana or Florida go and take time off while they are pregnant. Again, its a state with 700k people.. Mayors deal with more crap than she deals with in the entire state.
08-29-2008, 02:05 PM
tony

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Originally Posted by admin

HOW DARE YOU TALK ABOUT HER THAT WAY SHE WAS WASILLA CITY COUNCIL MEMBER! WAIT DID I SAY WASILLA? DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE THAT IS? :thinking:

YOU HAVE TO BE KIDDING ME THIS WAS REPUBLICANS SECRET WEAPON :lmfao:

Wasilla in population is comparable to maybe ehh.. Cherokee county, but not even that. People go out there to camp and get high, not much to regulate there.
08-29-2008, 02:06 PM
twinj

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Originally Posted by bigdare23

I believe this was a smart move for McCain campaign-wise, but it also showed his true colors. To me, this move showed that winning the election is more important than us, the voters. While Obama had the opportunity to pretty much wrap up the election by naming Hillary as his VP, he chose to go another route and pick someone that would actually complement him and help him achieve his goal of bettering the country. On the other hand, McCain selected the worst possible running mate out a group of well qualified candidates just to appeal a particular group of individuals and that’s BS. Now if McCain gets elected, we are going to have this truly inexperienced person presiding over the Senate. :rolleyes:

^That too
08-29-2008, 02:06 PM
Nerdsrock22

*edit: nevermind the joke has passed.*

sorry bout that.

in other news....

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Originally Posted by tony

Wasilla in population is comparable to maybe ehh.. Cherokee county, but not even that. People go out there to camp and get high, not much to regulate there.

Valid point.
08-29-2008, 02:34 PM
4dmin

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Originally Posted by tony

Wasilla in population is comparable to maybe ehh.. Cherokee county, but not even that. People go out there to camp and get high, not much to regulate there.

prime example Gwinnett County has almost 75k more people then the entire state of Alaska :goodjob:

so you guys would feel comfortable w/ mayor of Lawrenceville running your country ... i mean i would b/c he atleast had 22k people to deal w/ compared to 5k Palin did :lmfao:
08-29-2008, 03:13 PM
Alan®

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Originally Posted by tony

I'd love to see the Governor of say.. Louisiana or Florida go and take time off while they are pregnant. Again, its a state with 700k people.. Mayors deal with more crap than she deals with in the entire state.

From what I read she took 2 days off.
08-29-2008, 03:24 PM
4dmin

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Originally Posted by redGT

From what I read she took 2 days off.

this is how you think your VP should be measured - b/c my VP of choice wouldn't have a new born with down syndrome to worry about and i would require them to have major exp in the area of LAW.
08-29-2008, 03:31 PM
tony

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Originally Posted by redGT

From what I read she took 2 days off.

Do you still believe the stork comes and drops a baby off or something? Please tell me you dont believe that, women can be in labor for 24 hours straight, you think she delivered a young boy with down syndrome and went back to work the day afterward? LOL
08-29-2008, 03:34 PM
4dmin

funny quote by Palin recently :lmfao:\/

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As for the prospect of her being vice president, Palin told Kudlow that she could not answer the question of whether she wanted the job “until somebody answers for me what is it exactly that the VP does every day. I’m used to being very productive and working real hard in an administration. We want to make sure that that VP slot would be a fruitful type of position, especially for Alaskans and for the things that we’re trying to accomplish up here.”
08-29-2008, 04:56 PM
Kevykev

My point was proven.
08-29-2008, 05:04 PM
.::UNKNOWN::.

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Originally Posted by tony

Do you still believe the stork comes and drops a baby off or something? Please tell me you dont believe that, women can be in labor for 24 hours straight, you think she delivered a young boy with down syndrome and went back to work the day afterward? LOL

i can bc my mom was at work on a monday when she went into labor with my little sister and was back at work on wednesday
08-29-2008, 05:04 PM
AtLRSX-S

SHE IS HOT I WOULD BEAT THAT ****!
08-29-2008, 05:24 PM
Alan®

Quote:

Originally Posted by tony

Do you still believe the stork comes and drops a baby off or something? Please tell me you dont believe that, women can be in labor for 24 hours straight, you think she delivered a young boy with down syndrome and went back to work the day afterward? LOL

Wait a tick. How many babies are born each day and mom goes home either same day or next day.
08-29-2008, 07:03 PM
BobbyFresco

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Originally Posted by redGT

Wait a tick. How many babies are born each day and mom goes home either same day or next day.

Edit: for some odd reason I misread your post and answered accordingly....:thinking:
08-29-2008, 07:12 PM
Nerdsrock22

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Originally Posted by AtLRSX-S

SHE IS HOT I WOULD BEAT THAT ****!

that's hard-hitting political commentary right there folks. :lmfao:
08-29-2008, 10:09 PM
Hulud

not voting republican now. this seems to be a way to show the republicans that he will still stay true to the party cause mccain is a pretty liberal republican in comparison to some.

i dont really agree with most of what palin has done. only agree with a couple things.

all i know is that we will finally be getting somewhat away from the fat old white men that ran the country. atleast its a start to some change.
08-29-2008, 10:13 PM
mm2654

I think you missing the point that she will be second in line, when Obama is first in line and has a severe lack of experience. Unless McCain Dies in the first six months or so she will have time to learn as VP. Because of his age McCain will more than likely only be a one term President even if he lives through his entire term, your only talking about him surviving for 4 years. So I think the experience card is still in play but with slightly diminished effectiveness.
08-29-2008, 10:20 PM
Hulud

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Originally Posted by mm2654

I think you missing the point that she will be second in line, when Obama is first in line and has a severe lack of experience. Unless McCain Dies in the first six months or so she will have time to learn as VP. Because of his age McCain will more than likely only be a one term President even if he lives through his entire term, your only talking about him surviving for 4 years. So I think the experience card is still in play but with slightly diminished effectiveness.

who are you talking to? use quotes
08-29-2008, 10:36 PM
Hulud

separation of church and state is important to me and it won't happen with someone like palin in the white house
08-31-2008, 12:00 AM
mm2654

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Originally Posted by Hulud

who are you talking to? use quotes

Sorry bout that, it was not aimed at any specific person more or less aimed at anyone questioning her experience when Obama has a clear lack of experience and he would be at the top of the democrat ticket.

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Originally Posted by Hulud

separation of church and state is important to me and it won't happen with someone like palin in the white house

While I like what i know bout her on fiscal issues, i am socially much more moderate and some of her views do concern me like teaching creationism, I have no problem with it being discussed in school as long other theories like evolution and the big bag theory are discussed to. Further more I believe it is vital that our children are taught about sex, ideally this should be taught by parents but many parents just are not very knowledgeable about the subject or just dont have the conversation with their children. I personally would like to see them stress STDs a little more I know that had a profound effect on me growing up and in many ways changed the I looked at sex.
08-31-2008, 01:00 AM
alpine_aw11

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Originally Posted by Hulud

separation of church and state is important to me and it won't happen with someone like palin in the white house

That's something that definitely will never happen. Especially with a democratic congress. It wont matter who gets elected, separation of church and state is untouchable.

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