Comments on: Go Palin Go

By: parents vs. palin

parents vs. palin — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 16:18:01 +0000

http://parentsagainstpalin.blogspot.com/

By: Republican Alternative

Republican Alternative — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 22:21:13 +0000

Give Republicans a Real Maverick.

If you’re not going to buy into the McCain gimmicks, Vote Republican Ron Paul.

If you’re really concerned about National Security and know Palin’s not the best Republican VP choice we have. You have a better alternative.

Unlike McCain who’s been in the Senate 25 years and agreed with Bush 95% of the time. Republican Ron Paul holds true the soul of the Republican Party.

Republican’s know, if you don’t like the public school system there’s Private and Group homeschooling. None of this school welfare.

Republican’s shouldn’t have to pay for someone who chooses to overeat junk foods, sugar and gets diabetes or heart disease, why should they pay for other peoples’ special needs children or adults.

Don’t have health insurance or a good job. Find another one! Don’t make Republicans pay for your Special needs.

Independants, Republicans, I urge you, for our country. Vote Republican Ron Paul, check him out and get the word out to all Republicans who don’t want the same Bush 4th term, who don’t want McCain/Palin sarcasm, their ToastMaster speeches, they’re entertaining, but they don’t offer solutions.

Please copy this post everywhere, Ron Paul the Real Maverick.

By: Nikos

Nikos — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:01:10 +0000

What a tremendous woman, Sarah Palin! Fantastic! I am changing my vote from the Zero boys to the winners, McCain/Palin! She is absolutely great and I will work for her double hard.

By: Tim Banks

Tim Banks — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 10:39:20 +0000

Reactionary – noted. Dito for you as a W, McCain, and Jay Love supporter. Let me guess you have a dog named Stalin, Hitler, or Putnin? By the way who was responsible for the 1950s look of the convention. Many of the backdrops looked like pictures from Life Magazine. I guess it fits the blue-haired, Christian Conservative, Drill Immediately, crowd. Figures.

By: Reactionary

Reactionary — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 03:56:43 +0000

Tim – noted. Revise my remarks to: “If the American people buy this pr job we deserve what we get.” – that’s risible coming from a Biden supporter…

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 02:05:14 +0000

as someone pointed out earlier co-sponsoring a bill does not count…..or at least for Jay Love. Another case of Dems wanting it Both Ways. I hate Dems for their lack of intelligence.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 01:15:39 +0000

amazed that the liberal dems have taken over this blog. but thanks – your helping jay love more and more by showing the true spirit of the party bobby bright is running with. keep it up!!!!!!!!!

By: ALmod

ALmod — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 00:26:14 +0000

Kind of off-topic, but also a bit on-topic… Obama did have a press conference today just after taping his interview with Bill O’Reilly, and he did address the attacks from last night’s speeches.

I caught just about everything that was said that was untrue and/or unfair on my own, with the exception of a few smaller ones. (I actually missed the “founder Lincoln” quote from Huckabee. A historical mistake, but nothing crucial.) But as much as I wanted to address them, I think Obama himself did a FANTASTIC job of doing so– much better than I ever could.

The community organizer thing, and something that didn’t really occur to me to consider… While it’s definitely something of significance, it was something he did for three years just out of college. If that’s all they’re looking for as his experience, then no wonder they think he’s inexperienced! He’s done so much more since then.

As far as “reaching across the aisle” is concerned… Didn’t he co-sponsor some legislation with McCain at one point?

By: Tim Banks

Tim Banks — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 00:20:10 +0000

Hey Reactionary: I am not voting for Obama. I’m not voting for McCain either. Things are so bad with both these choices I can’t bring myself to vote for either. All my life I have told people you have got to pick between the two presidential candidates. One has to be better than the other. I am troubled to say both are a damn mess. What I can say is if it came down to Palin vs Biden I would for sure vote for Biden. Even looking at it like this I can’t bring myself to vote for McCain or Obama. What a mess! The rest of the world is licking their lips to take on either one. Got to say neither could possibly be as bad as W has been.

By: Reactionary

Reactionary — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 21:20:47 +0000

Roy – do you think Putin will be shaking in his boots at the prospect of the badass Community Organizer? (give me a break…)

At least Palin knows how to shoot a rifle… And hit what she’s shooting at… And field dress it after the kill… And how to make it taste real good…

Plus she doesn’t want to ban guns, compare to Obama…

More likely Putin will be shaking in his boots at the prospect of John McCain…

By: Roy

Roy — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 19:52:39 +0000

Yeah, she’s so tough that they have had to keep her locked in a hotel room lest the mean old liberal media ask her any questions. I bet Putin is shaking in his boots at the prospect of having to butt heads with the badass Mayor of Wasilla.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 18:18:21 +0000

very nice Trvld – because she states she will be an advocate for children with special needs you accuse her of exploiting her child. Thanks for showing us what democrats are actually like buddy… but then again, I doubt they will claim you after that comment.

By: Trvld

Trvld — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 18:08:29 +0000

Let me start by saying that Gov. Palin gave a great speech. Now I hope everyone will read the next the rest of this post. First, Palin and the McCain team have loudly said that her family is a private manner. Then she began her speech with a long discussion of her family and even used her newborn as a political tool to reach out to families with birth disabilities. I understand introducing her family helps introduce her, so let’s gloss over this fact. Much of Palin’s speech then began to talk about what is wrong with Washington. This sounds a lot like a party running against itself. Need we be reminded who has been in control of all three branches of government for the majority of the last eight years (the last two with nearly half of the representatives in Congress). Furthermore, you’ve had Thompson talking about how Congress is no way to gain experience. Does he not remember that McCain has been in Congess for over 30 years? I know, that’s not what he meant. Oh, and executive experience is more important than legislative experience.Never mind the fact that Palin has represented and been elected by far fewer people than Obama. Okay, if your still reading, a great quality in a leader is inspiring others. It spurs them to achieve greater goals. It’s definitely what Obama does well and why McCain chose Palin.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 18:00:05 +0000

pretty good considering palin’s teleprompter went out. obama would have been sunk. what is a community organizer? what decisions did the one have to make as a community organizer? Rush said it best, “community organizer has now become a national joke,” as well as the pelosi, obama and the other dems who so boastfully jumped on obama’s bandwagon of hope without solutions. adios folks, mccain palin win in november.

By: Reactionary

Reactionary — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 17:34:13 +0000

Progressive E – you must have missed George Bush’s video address and Laura Bush’s speech. Psst… Bush and Cheney aren’t running this time, this convention is about John McCain…