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What is that smell?
Ohhhh yea..... desperation.
What is that smell?
Ohhhh yea..... desperation.
I'm with ya Cali. I mean, I know Sarah is desperate to explain away writing on her hand like a 5th grader, but comparing herself to GOD?? That is COMPLETE desperation. Just wait until the religious fanatics on the right get hold of THIS one. What a stupid little bitch...
Seems that when Sarah Palin the Wasilla Chihuahua went to a pro life conference this weekend, she gave a speech.
During that speech, when asked about the writing on her hand, she quoted Isiah, where God states that He wrote people's names on His Hand to remember them.
She then stated that if it was good enough for God, it was good enough for her. She came very close to blasphemy.
Wonder why the Christian right isn't crawling all over her for this?
Sarah Palin has offered up a new excuse for using her hand to scribble crib notes God did it, too.
The former Alaskan governor was speaking at an Ohio Right to Life fund-raiser last week when she addressed the palm-writing incident that occurred at a Tea Party convention last month and earned her so much media mockery.
"I didn't [at the time] have a good answer to that criticism because I thought it was so ridiculous," Palin told the nearly 3,000 people at the event.
But now the 46-year-old GOP star has her response:
"If it was good enough for God, scribbling on the palm of his hand, it's good enough for me," Palin said to cheers from the crowd, who laughed along with her.
She cited a line from the Bible as part of her remarks, which she said a supporter had sent her.
The passage, Isaiah 49:16, says, "See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands."
"Im in good company," Palin said.
The one-time vice presidential candidate became late night fodder for writing "Energy," "Tax" and "Lift American Spirits" on her palm for the Tea Party event. She even drew jabs from White House spokesman Robert Gibbs.
Palin has since made light of the incident, poking fun at it during her appearance last week on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."
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Sarah Palin defends writing notes on her hand - God did it, why can't I?
Why does the GOP continually mis-use Bible verses?
Remember when Bush Jr. put them on Pentagon briefing papers?
What I'm saying here.......if Palin can't understand the context of the Bible, how the fuck is she going to understand the context of treaties and laws?
Go ahead.......tell us all how great she is. I'll wait.
Seems that when Sarah Palin the Wasilla Chihuahua went to a pro life conference this weekend, she gave a speech.
During that speech, when asked about the writing on her hand, she quoted Isiah, where God states that He wrote people's names on His Hand to remember them.
She then stated that if it was good enough for God, it was good enough for her. She came very close to blasphemy.
Wonder why the Christian right isn't crawling all over her for this?
Sarah Palin has offered up a new excuse for using her hand to scribble crib notes – God did it, too.
The former Alaskan governor was speaking at an Ohio Right to Life fund-raiser last week when she addressed the palm-writing incident that occurred at a Tea Party convention last month and earned her so much media mockery.
"I didn't [at the time] have a good answer to that criticism because I thought it was so ridiculous," Palin told the nearly 3,000 people at the event.
But now the 46-year-old GOP star has her response:
"If it was good enough for God, scribbling on the palm of his hand, it's good enough for me," Palin said to cheers from the crowd, who laughed along with her.
She cited a line from the Bible as part of her remarks, which she said a supporter had sent her.
The passage, Isaiah 49:16, says, "See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands."
"I’m in good company," Palin said.
The one-time vice presidential candidate became late night fodder for writing "Energy," "Tax" and "Lift American Spirits" on her palm for the Tea Party event. She even drew jabs from White House spokesman Robert Gibbs.
Palin has since made light of the incident, poking fun at it during her appearance last week on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."
[email protected]
Sarah Palin defends writing notes on her hand - God did it, why can't I?
She profits from victimhood. It serves her well to keep bringing this up, because it incites more attacks on her, which riles up her cult.
WHAT are you talking about now? I don't believe she brought it up.
She wasn't comparing herself to God, you nitwits. She was saying if God instructed people to do it then it was ok to do.
If this is the best thing you've got on her, you're really hurting.
Seems that when Sarah Palin the Wasilla Chihuahua went to a pro life conference this weekend, she gave a speech.
During that speech, when asked about the writing on her hand, she quoted Isiah, where God states that He wrote people's names on His Hand to remember them.
She then stated that if it was good enough for God, it was good enough for her. She came very close to blasphemy.
Wonder why the Christian right isn't crawling all over her for this?
Sarah Palin has offered up a new excuse for using her hand to scribble crib notes God did it, too.
The former Alaskan governor was speaking at an Ohio Right to Life fund-raiser last week when she addressed the palm-writing incident that occurred at a Tea Party convention last month and earned her so much media mockery.
"I didn't [at the time] have a good answer to that criticism because I thought it was so ridiculous," Palin told the nearly 3,000 people at the event.
But now the 46-year-old GOP star has her response:
"If it was good enough for God, scribbling on the palm of his hand, it's good enough for me," Palin said to cheers from the crowd, who laughed along with her.
She cited a line from the Bible as part of her remarks, which she said a supporter had sent her.
The passage, Isaiah 49:16, says, "See, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands."
"Im in good company," Palin said.
The one-time vice presidential candidate became late night fodder for writing "Energy," "Tax" and "Lift American Spirits" on her palm for the Tea Party event. She even drew jabs from White House spokesman Robert Gibbs.
Palin has since made light of the incident, poking fun at it during her appearance last week on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."
[email protected]
Sarah Palin defends writing notes on her hand - God did it, why can't I?
She did not call herself god dingle goof. Only pharisees are the one's who get all whacked out when a believer relates themselves with something written of God. Believers understand that they were created in His image and most rely on and relate that written Word in their lives daily. Hell, the pharisees hated Jesus and called him a blasphemer for being the son of God. Where does your outrage over a reference to Scripture fit you into the whole scheme of things?
"The sky is falling! Too many people like Sarah."
Believers don't understand.......they believe! That's why they call it 'faith'. Since pharisees are Jewish, are you trying to say that he is a Jew?
