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I strongly advice you to read these 2, you have no how twisted this woman is. She is an american female version of Osama bin laden.

http://www.alternet.org/election08/9735 ... pID=996595
http://www.laprogressive.com/2008/09/05 ... %E2%80%9D/

The only reason McCain chose her is so that he can get all the media on him and her. However, unlike hillary who was getting positive attention, this one will surely end up being viewed in a negative light when it is shown that she belongs in an asylum.

chris wrote: I strongly advice you to read these 2, you have no how twisted this woman is. She is an american female version of Osama bin laden.

http://www.alternet.org/election08/9735 ... pID=996595
http://www.laprogressive.com/2008/09/05 ... %E2%80%9D/

The only reason McCain chose her is so that he can get all the media on him and her. However, unlike hillary who was getting positive attention, this one will surely end up being viewed in a negative light when it is shown that she belongs in an asylum.

They sure chose the right bait when they cast that fishing line your way.  'Female version of Osama bin Laden'.  Think of the most hated person in the world, and apply an analogy to a politician.  Well played.  Overtly dramatic responses not withstanding, these political smears are likely just half truths that have been stretched out for public scrutiny.  I hope the educated voter knows enough to look beyond these typical ploys.  Another reason I hate politics, you can't possibly see the true face of the person you are voting for underneath all that political mud and makeup.

That woman will never be a vice-president, it's not like McCain is that popular, especially after this choice. She even said that invading Iraq is part of God's plans.

Yes! God chose America as his prophet! Haven't you heard?!

America and profit in the same sentence.  Smells like pure win to me.

This amuses me.

mAc Chaos wrote: This amuses me.

What do you think of Palin, Republican?

Dear everyone:
Palin, there's a definate stink of ploy on that choice by McCain's campaign. I wonder if she'll conveniently drop out after the attention has served its purpose.


Dear Lavarinth:
I'm curious about your comment on Ron Paul and what it stems from.

Why's that, Herc? You wont be back for another year.

ZING!

Well, moving from Japan to Idaho and back to Arizona can be time-consuming. =oP

Keep in mind, I don't like any Republican, but if I were to chose one it'd be Ron Paul. I'm speaking in terms of if Ron Paul were the candidate.

There's not much I dislike about him, to be honest, I agree with a lot of his views and before I read on Obama, I was considering Paul. But the few things that did bother me is was his opposition to stem cell research, same sex marriage, abortion, and gun restrictions. But I find myself as 'bandwagon' traditional Democrat who just wants to live in the age of freedom of choice. I supported that he believed most of those should be a choice by state, not government, yet that still leaves it a choice to someone who could be a crazy-religious-fanatic. Aside this and his ideals to liquidate specific government organizations, such as the IRS, I don't have much against him.

I find Ron Paul to be the most ideal candidate for Republican and would lead to a true race where I would have much more interest in where I would not find so much disgust in the current Republican candidate AND his VP. Ron Paul, himself, stated he would not even dare accept or consider a VP position with McCain considering he would have to walk in the room prepared to lose all his ideals.

Lavarinth wrote: Keep in mind, I don't like any Republican, but if I were to chose one it'd be Ron Paul. I'm speaking in terms of if Ron Paul were the candidate.

All credibility lost.

wibod wrote:

Lavarinth wrote: Keep in mind, I don't like any Republican, but if I were to chose one it'd be Ron Paul. I'm speaking in terms of if Ron Paul were the candidate.

All credibility lost.

You, sir, need to control your senseless outbursts of hostility.

Lavarinth wrote:

wibod wrote:

Lavarinth wrote: Keep in mind, I don't like any Republican, but if I were to chose one it'd be Ron Paul. I'm speaking in terms of if Ron Paul were the candidate.

All credibility lost.

You, sir, need to control your senseless outbursts of hostility.

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But hey, you can vote for Ron Paul and completely shaft your economy.

Are you a Republican?

Lavarinth wrote:

mAc Chaos wrote: This amuses me.

What do you think of Palin, Republican?

Eh... I don't really want to get into it here.  I just showed up.  It doesn't feel like a "home turf" I should be policing.  It feels like bad form, like someone showing up at a party and suddenly bringing up politics.

But now that you asked... THE URGE.  MUST RESIST.