Sarah Palin

hendrixpujols11 · #1 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:27 PM

Here's how I feel about here, your opinions are welcome.

First of all, even before all of this, she got herself in a bit of trouble.

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g...obt8wD92I9NIO0

She fired someone who wouldn't fire the person who her sister was divorcing and in a rough custody battle with.

Anyway, her brother and father are not Republicans. Her husband has been independent since a year after she married here.

Her husband, Todd, is a big oil man. He works in what's called the North Slope. There is a big problem with polar bears there.

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/200...ccain-pic.html

She was the mayor of a town called Wasilla. Wasilla has 6,000 people. Barack Obama spoke to a crowd of 84,000. That's right. The crowd Obama spoke to at the convention had 14 times the number of people of the town that Palin was the mayor of. Some may argue that she is the governor of Alaska, and that itself is a ton of experience. Yeah, she is the governor of Alaska. Alaska, let me remind you, has about the same population of Staten Island, New York. Since December 4, 2006. So until basically last year, the only experience she had was running an Alaskan town with 6,000 people.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasilla

A few years back, she endorsed Pat Buchanan for president. He's not too popular with the Zionists and Jews. Her ties to him can't help her there.

http://liberalengland.blogspot.com/2...n-in-1999.html

HillaryorRonPaul · #2 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:30 PM

I really dislike Sarah Palin and futhermore Alaska shouldn't even be a state

teeko · #3 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

Here's how I feel about here, your opinions are welcome.

First of all, even before all of this, she got herself in a bit of trouble.

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g...obt8wD92I9NIO0

She fired someone who wouldn't fire the person who her sister was divorcing and in a rough custody battle with.

Anyway, her brother and father are not Republicans. Her husband has been independent since a year after she married here.

Her husband, Todd, is a big oil man. He works in what's called the North Slope. There is a big problem with polar bears there.

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/200...ccain-pic.html

She was the mayor of a town called Wasilla. Wasilla has 6,000 people. Barack Obama spoke to a crowd of 84,000. That's right. The crowd Obama spoke to at the convention had 14 times the number of people of the town that Palin was the mayor of. Some may argue that she is the governor of Alaska, and that itself is a ton of experience. Yeah, she is the governor of Alaska. Alaska, let me remind you, has about the same population of Staten Island, New York. Since December 4, 2006. So until basically last year, the only experience she had was running an Alaskan town with 6,000 people.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasilla

A few years back, she endorsed Pat Buchanan for president. He's not too popular with the Zionists and Jews. Her ties to him can't help her there.

http://liberalengland.blogspot.com/2...n-in-1999.html

Getting your brother in law fired for not doing his job is one thing. Letting your half brother live in poverty is just not right. Next.

I think running a town is a lot harder with more experience than running for president for 19 month. This election

Toby · #4 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

Here's how I feel about here, your opinions are welcome.

First of all, even before all of this, she got herself in a bit of trouble.

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g...obt8wD92I9NIO0

She fired someone who wouldn't fire the person who her sister was divorcing and in a rough custody battle with.

Anyway, her brother and father are not Republicans. Her husband has been independent since a year after she married here.

Her ex brother in law TRIED TO TAZE HIS 10 YEAR OLD STEP SON AND ADMITTED TO IT!!! But yeah. Mabey she should have not persued firing this moron! That would be "the nice thing to do" huh?

Toby · #5 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by HillaryorRonPaul

I really dislike Sarah Palin and futhermore Alaska shouldn't even be a state

I suppose thats a firm reason not to choose her as a VP huh? I really liked the examples you posted to as why you dont like her. it all makes since to me now!

Toby · #6 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by teeko

Getting your brother in law fired for not doing his job is one thing.

Trying to fire him for attempting to taze his 10 year old stepson isnt exactly not doing your job. ITS A CRIME!

Quote:

Originally Posted by teeko

Letting your half brother live in poverty is just not right

I dont agree but if you feel that way then tell it to Obama! He He He!

Obama's Long Lost Brother Lives In Kenyan Slum Hut
http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/20...nd-living.html

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JP5 · #7 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

Here's how I feel about here, your opinions are welcome.

First of all, even before all of this, she got herself in a bit of trouble.

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g...obt8wD92I9NIO0

She fired someone who wouldn't fire the person who her sister was divorcing and in a rough custody battle with.

Anyway, her brother and father are not Republicans. Her husband has been independent since a year after she married here.

So?

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

Her husband, Todd, is a big oil man. He works in what's called the North Slope. There is a big problem with polar bears there.

Oh give me a freaking break. Todd is not a "big oil man." He made $46,000 last year and is NOT an oil executive. He's a union member.

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/200...ccain-pic.html

She was the mayor of a town called Wasilla. Wasilla has 6,000 people.

And Joseph Biden's hometown has 16,000 and his state had not all that much more than Alaska.....and these are the people HE represents. And how does he represent them? He's ONE of a HUNDRED other Senators---as ONE Senator he has no final decision-making responsibilities at all: NONE.

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

Barack Obama spoke to a crowd of 84,000. That's right. The crowd Obama spoke to at the convention had 14 times the number of people of the town that Palin was the mayor of.

Yes, we know. We've been saying Obama is a "rock star"....on the lines of a Brittany Spears. In fact, the stage manager that did Obama's stage also does hers. Something to be so very proud of....<LOL> BTW, Michael Jackson brings in even more when he performs......think Michael Jackson could be president????????

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

Some may argue that she is the governor of Alaska, and that itself is a ton of experience. Yeah, she is the governor of Alaska. Alaska, let me remind you, has about the same population of Staten Island, New York. Since December 4, 2006. So until basically last year, the only experience she had was running an Alaskan town with 6,000 people.

Review for me again.....just how BIG is the state of Delaware again? Oh yeah, teeny tiny.

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasilla

A few years back, she endorsed Pat Buchanan for president. He's not too popular with the Zionists and Jews. Her ties to him can't help her there.

http://liberalengland.blogspot.com/2...n-in-1999.html

HUH??? BTW, I see libs and Dems quoting Pat Buchanan on here all the time....as if they agree with some things he says. Go figure.

JLB · #8 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

Here's how I feel about here, your opinions are welcome.

First of all, even before all of this, she got herself in a bit of trouble.

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g...obt8wD92I9NIO0

She fired someone who wouldn't fire the person who her sister was divorcing and in a rough custody battle with.

Wrong. That has been debunked.

The investigation took place before she was Governor, and the guy has admitted to tasering Palin's 11 year old nephew.

Quote:

"Palin used her position as Governor to get back at the man whom her sister was divorcing, and fired the man who refused to fire her sister's ex-husband".

This is the slimiest attack that the Democrats and the media will launch. It concerns a current investigation into allegations that Governor Palin fired former Alaskan Public Safety Commissioner Walt Monegan because he would not bend to her will.

When Palin fired Monegan, her office gave no reason for her decision. As the Commissioner serves at the discretion of the Governor, no reason is needed. In an effort to save his job and get back at the person who fired him, Monegan claimed that he was fired because he would not fire an Alaskan State Trooper, Michael Wooten, who was going through a messy divorce with Palin's sister. Recently, the Associated Press ran an article about some tapes that surfaced regarding phone calls made by some of Palin's staff worried about Wooten - and worried about the safety of the Palin family:

JUNEAU, Alaska - Gov. Sarah Palin on Wednesday said at least two dozens calls were made from her staff members to Department of Public Safety officials questioning the employment of a trooper who went through a messy divorce with Palin's sister.

But Palin maintained none was done at her direction, a claim backed up by one administration member caught on tape.

...The Palins have accused Wooten of drunken driving, illegal hunting and firing a Taser at his 11-year-old stepson, Palin's nephew. These allegations led to an internal investigation, which occurred before she ran for governor.

Todd Palin has said the family was concerned about the governor's safety, claiming Wooten threatened to kill Sarah Palin's father and made vague threats to her. Todd Palin has said he took concerns about Wooten directly to Monegan.

So, the tapes seem to prove that Governor Palin was unaware that anyone from her office was aware of this, which should take care of questions about Palin's possible complicity. But we should go past that, and look at the facts of the entire situation. Even if this investigation shows that someone in Palin's office did pressure the Public Safety Commissioner to fire Wooten, this is a fight that we should relish having with the white male hierarchy of the Democratic Party and the drive-by media. Let's get all of the dirt about Wooten out in the open. Show that the police union and the Commissioner were protecting him, and then ask why? What would any American do, if faced with the same situation - an overt threat to their family?

Over the years, many of the allegations against Wooten - including the fact that he Tasered Palin's sister's 10 year old son and threatened the life of Palin's father - have turned out to be true:

Grimes suspended Wooten for 10 days. He also was punished for illegally shooting a moose and using a Taser on his 10-year-old stepson. The trooper admitted to using the Taser on his stepson in a "training capacity" and said he shot a moose on his wife's tag, but didn't think the act was illegal.

...Wall's investigation did find that Wooten threatened Palin's sister, Molly McCann, with shooting her father if he hired a lawyer to represent her. Wooten denied making the statement, but Palin, McCann and Palin's son all confirmed that he did.

Wall said the act wasn't a crime because Palin's father was not present when Wooten made the statement.

Who the heck uses a Taser on a 10 year old kid!? It appears as if Wooten's gotten off scott-free so far, and it's those that are protecting him that should be ashamed. And once the facts of the entire situation come out, the voters will largely agree. I can't wait until Keith Olbermann attempts to use this!

Read as much as you can about Sarah Palin. Her story is remarkable and inspiring. She's about as solid a conservative as you can find right now. There will be many attacks on her launched in the media over the next 60 plus days, primarily because she is such an excellent pick for McCain. A suggestion - don't rely on the ads or the pundits, go to the Internet and read the original source material. Then launch a counter-attack, armed with the facts.

When this year's Presidential campaign started, shortly after the 2006 elections, I felt that this would be the last of the old-guard GOP elections. Regardless of who wins this election, I felt that 2012 and beyond would belong to the likes of Bobby Jindal and Sarah Palin. As a matter of fact, I was kind of rooting for a one-term McCain Presidency followed by a Jindal-Palin or a Palin-Jindal ticket.

I'm pleased that the future of the GOP is coming a little early.

http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/..._first_at.html

justabubba · #9 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by teeko

Getting your brother in law fired for not doing his job is one thing. Letting your half brother live in poverty is just not right. ...

cindy mKKain's half sister is not well off since their father left everything to cindy ... how does this compare? probably won't help that the half sister has revealed her intention to vote for Obama and not her sister's husband
bet this news sucks for you

Raharu Haruha · #10 (**permalink**) 08-29-2008, 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11

Here's how I feel about here, your opinions are welcome.

First of all, even before all of this, she got herself in a bit of trouble.

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g...obt8wD92I9NIO0

She fired someone who wouldn't fire the person who her sister was divorcing and in a rough custody battle with.

Anyway, her brother and father are not Republicans. Her husband has been independent since a year after she married here.

Her husband, Todd, is a big oil man. He works in what's called the North Slope. There is a big problem with polar bears there.

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/200...ccain-pic.html

She was the mayor of a town called Wasilla. Wasilla has 6,000 people. Barack Obama spoke to a crowd of 84,000. That's right. The crowd Obama spoke to at the convention had 14 times the number of people of the town that Palin was the mayor of. Some may argue that she is the governor of Alaska, and that itself is a ton of experience. Yeah, she is the governor of Alaska. Alaska, let me remind you, has about the same population of Staten Island, New York. Since December 4, 2006. So until basically last year, the only experience she had was running an Alaskan town with 6,000 people.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wasilla

A few years back, she endorsed Pat Buchanan for president. He's not too popular with the Zionists and Jews. Her ties to him can't help her there.

http://liberalengland.blogspot.com/2...n-in-1999.html

So you're saying she's inexperienced? That kinda reminds me of someone.

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