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That's your opinion, not a fact. And in my opinion, not only are you wrong, but your opinion on the matter is reflective of your racism.
What, she said 'you betcha' a few times in an interview? And that's what you remember? It wasn't like she said it 200 times.
Great point.
I think you guys should run Palin in 2012.
Do I note a bit of defense about Biden? Hmmm? Hey according to many, he really could be a quick fill in, security and all...
Certainly. The media labeled her with 'rural' class. Ya know, those that still hunt protein and gather fruits.
How many moose threads?
She really has a point, Caroline Kennedy has zilch experience in government, especially the skills necessary for Senate. Palin has "some" for executive branch, at least she knew the first Article of the Constitution dealt with the legislative branch, which beats out Biden.
You don't know me or what color my skin is and yet you claim I am a racist, typical Osama groupie. The only possible reason someone couldn't adore your messiah must be racism, do you realize just how pathetic you are?
true, especially at night over water.
I didn't judge her on the way she spoke, but what she said...
Hey, you're the Texan...I thought you grew up on duelling banjo's...
My first flight as an adult was in a small Piper with a student pilot flying at night over the Atchafalaya Basin west of Baton Rouge. Very dark, no horizon, no visual references at all. He got into vertigo and flipped the plane over and into a dive towards the swamp. Luckily we were at 7,000 feet when he lost it, it took him 3,200 feet to recover. Kennedy was much lower and ran out of altitude to recover before plunging into the water.
I hope you know how lucky you are! What was a student pilot doing with a passenger?
Sigh. The DNC was instrumental in choosing him as a candidate. Without the DNC's backing, he would have had a much harder time. Part of the reason they picked him is because he represents an ideal to the greater Democratic party. I am surprised that you don't understand the concept. This in no way means he isn't qualified. It simply means that the DNC for once picked well.That makes no logical sense whatsoever. Are you aware of the fact that he's the first black person elected president? This strongly suggests that he was elected in spite of being black, not because of it. Of course it's a subjective matter of opinion, but yours really makes you look stupid...no offense.
Caroline hasn't even be nominated yet. Her name is simply under consideration.
Let's wait to have a heart attack until and if she's nominated.
Personally, I'd like to see a better qualified female, or that Cuomo dude get nominated. But, its not my state, so I guess I can't really say shit
Sigh. The DNC was instrumental in choosing him as a candidate. Without the DNC's backing, he would have had a much harder time. Part of the reason they picked him is because he represents an ideal to the greater Democratic party. I am surprised that you don't understand the concept. This in no way means he isn't qualified. It simply means that the DNC for once picked well.
Being black in this particular presidential race gave him an advantage. It wasn't his only advantage, but it was an advantage. If he had the personality of Jesse Jackson it wouldn't have mattered. If he'd been white his personality wouldn't have been enough.First off, I never said anything about qualifications.
Secondly, when you refuse to acknowledge the simplest logic, it makes discussing anything with you an exercise in futility. What you are suggesting is the logical equivalent to saying that being black gives one an advantage in a presidential election. You've managed to twist it to the point it's hardly recognizable, but when unravi'd, that's exactly what you're saying. And that's simply crazy.
Caroline Kennedy, even if she's nominated would be one of a hundred senators. Barely a footnote on the world stage.
Ah, I see. The position, although highly important to the US political process, isn't significant when compared with the overall world stage because it's only 1/100th.
Well shit, with that logic, why don't we just grab random names out of a phonebook and vote them all into the Senate? I mean, afterall, each one is barely a footnote on the world stage anyway.
She hasn't been nominated yet, so calm down.
I'm not from New York, so it's not my business. Palin was my business. If I lived in New York, I'd want somebody more qualified than kennedy, from what I've seen.
It is your business. While there may not necessarily be anything you could personally do to affect the outcome, it is your business because that seat still affects your entire country.
Are you a Libertarian?
Did you support Michael Badnarik, who had no elected experience and who' was a software engineer, for the hightest political office in the world?