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Frankly, has Obama ever had a real job other than feeding at the trough?
Remember the left drooling over Clinton because he had been the Governor of bumfuck Arkansas?You're (quite) obviously MUCH-too-young to remember him addressing the '88 Dem Convention.
Frankly, has Obama ever had a real job other than feeding at the trough?Yeah....whatta shame he doesn't have the same experiences, that Sister Sarah does....
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Remember the left drooling over Clinton because he had been the Governor of bumfuck Arkansas?You're (quite) obviously MUCH-too-young to remember him addressing the '88 Dem Convention.
I'm 50. I remember his droning on and on and on and on. Anyhoo, what of it? Could you be more off-topic?
You supported Obama, and he had ZERO executive experience.
If, by executive experience, we're still talkin'-about driving a small-town (in Alaska) $20M into debt.....yeah, he doesn't have that experience.
They built a sports stadium with the $20M. LOL
"According to Kilkenny and others in Wasilla as well as Juneau, Palin reduced progressive property taxes for businesses while mayor and increased a regressive sales tax which even hits necessities such as food. The tax cuts she promoted in her St. Paul speech actually benefited large corporate property owners far more than they benefited residents. Indeed, Kilkenny insists that many Wasilla home owners actually saw their tax bill skyrocket to make up for the shortfall. Two other Wasillians with whom I spoke said property taxes on their modest, three bedroom homes rose during the Palin regime.
To an outsider, it would seem hard to do, but an oil-rich town with zero debt on the day she was inaugurated mayor was left saddled with $22 million of debt by the time she moved away to become governor especially since nothing was spent on things such as improving the citys infrastructure or building a much-needed sewage treatment plant. So what did Mayor Palin spend the taxpayers money on, if not fixing streets and scrubbing sewage?
For starters, she remodeled her office. Several times over, as a matter of fact.
Then Palin spent $1 million on an unnecessary, new park that no one other than the contractors and Palin seemed to want. Next, Sarah doled out more than $15 million of taxpayer money for a sports complex that she shoved through even though the city did not own clear title to the land; now, seven years later, the matter is still in litigation and lawyer fees are said to be close to at least half of the original estimated price of the facility."
And Palin Obsession Sysndrom (POS) clamors on....
fail s0n..........when you start epic gay threads like this, Im compelled..............
"Forty-three percent of all registered voters polled described Palin as out of step with their views on the issues; 31 percent say she is in line with their beliefs.
The poll reached 802 voters split evenly across party lines in early November and has a margin of error of 3.5 percent.
The trust question showed a clear problem for Palin among women voters. Researchers asked, Whom do you trust more to represent your views on womens health issues? For all women voters, the tally was 58 percent trusting Planned Parenthood, 22 percent trusting Palin. The trust gap was even starker among independent women: Only 12 percent of that crucial swing demographic trusted Palin more on women's health."
As I recall, he's never even had to make a payroll, has he?You supported Obama, and he had ZERO executive experience.If, by executive experience, we're still talkin'-about driving a small-town (in Alaska) $20M into debt.....yeah, he doesn't have that experience.
And the people to whom it didn't matter still think he's doing a good job -- Gaea knows why.You supported Obama, and he had ZERO executive experience.
It didn't matter.. remember?
"The survey, conducted for Planned Parenthood by Democratic pollster Hart Research Associates..."fail s0n..........when you start epic gay threads like this, Im compelled..............Gay??
I never said she was Gay.
It's more like....outta-step....with the Majority.
"Forty-three percent of all registered voters polled described Palin as out of step with their views on the issues; 31 percent say she is in line with their beliefs.
The poll reached 802 voters split evenly across party lines in early November and has a margin of error of 3.5 percent.
The trust question showed a clear problem for Palin among women voters. Researchers asked, Whom do you trust more to represent your views on womens health issues? For all women voters, the tally was 58 percent trusting Planned Parenthood, 22 percent trusting Palin. The trust gap was even starker among independent women: Only 12 percent of that crucial swing demographic trusted Palin more on women's health."
He worked for a law firm. Does that count?Frankly, has Obama ever had a real job other than feeding at the trough?
I respect the desire to have someone in charge of the RNC who understands the wishes of the conservative grassroots and understands that power resides with the people and not the vested interests in D.C., Palin said in a statement provided to CNN. However, the primary role of the RNC chair seems be that of fundraiser-in-chief, and there are others who would probably be much more comfortable asking people for money than I would be, and they would definitely enjoy it more.
Despite sporadic online chatter about drafting her for the job, the prospect of Palin serving as RNC chairman with its day-to-day rigors of managing the committees 168 members was never a workable one.
Though Palin has raised millions for her political action committee, most of it has come in through small donations via the internet. The job of the RNCs next chairman, meanwhile, will be to spend countless hours on the phone raising money from the kind of high-dollar donors who stopped giving to the committee under the leadership of Michael Steele.
Palin rejects Tea Party Nation idea of running for RNC chair Hot Air
"Didnt really make sense for either side."
via CNN...
I respect the desire to have someone in charge of the RNC who understands the wishes of the conservative grassroots and understands that power resides with the people and not the vested interests in D.C., Palin said in a statement provided to CNN. However, the primary role of the RNC chair seems be that of fundraiser-in-chief, and there are others who would probably be much more comfortable asking people for money than I would be, and they would definitely enjoy it more.
Despite sporadic online chatter about drafting her for the job, the prospect of Palin serving as RNC chairman with its day-to-day rigors of managing the committees 168 members was never a workable one.
Though Palin has raised millions for her political action committee, most of it has come in through small donations via the internet. The job of the RNCs next chairman, meanwhile, will be to spend countless hours on the phone raising money from the kind of high-dollar donors who stopped giving to the committee under the leadership of Michael Steele.
Well that's settled.
As I recall, he's never even had to make a payroll, has he?You supported Obama, and he had ZERO executive experience.If, by executive experience, we're still talkin'-about driving a small-town (in Alaska) $20M into debt.....yeah, he doesn't have that experience.
Why the hell did you elect him? "It's time"? Was he all hopey and changey? You can't have thought he'd do a good job...because he had no experience to judge him by.
Palin rejects Tea Party Nation idea of running for RNC chair Hot Air
"Didnt really make sense for either side."
via CNN...
I respect the desire to have someone in charge of the RNC who understands the wishes of the conservative grassroots and understands that power resides with the people and not the vested interests in D.C., Palin said in a statement provided to CNN. However, the primary role of the RNC chair seems be that of fundraiser-in-chief, and there are others who would probably be much more comfortable asking people for money than I would be, and they would definitely enjoy it more.
Despite sporadic online chatter about drafting her for the job, the prospect of Palin serving as RNC chairman with its day-to-day rigors of managing the committees 168 members was never a workable one.
Though Palin has raised millions for her political action committee, most of it has come in through small donations via the internet. The job of the RNCs next chairman, meanwhile, will be to spend countless hours on the phone raising money from the kind of high-dollar donors who stopped giving to the committee under the leadership of Michael Steele.
Well that's settled.
Why, yes...you are running away from Obama's complete lack of executive experience.As I recall, he's never even had to make a payroll, has he?If, by executive experience, we're still talkin'-about driving a small-town (in Alaska) $20M into debt.....yeah, he doesn't have that experience.
Why the hell did you elect him? "It's time"? Was he all hopey and changey? You can't have thought he'd do a good job...because he had no experience to judge him by.
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