Repugnidon refused to remove my nephew's name from his anti-war, hate list of fallen military, even though the family kindly requested it of him. I don't think he is in a position to point any fingers. He proudly stated my nephew was nothing more than a "wasted life".
My son, thank you for your illuminating and exhaustive research on this most controversial issue. Your single and biased source should be more than enough to satisfy any indescerning and uninquisitive mind. However, I will encourage you to continue your search for even more proof to bolster your claim as there are many who would not beleive.
For the sake of those non believers, I charge you, take up this cross and carry it. Find the FBI file and more and post it here lest they might not believe.
I sure am glad the Democrats have Adults making the important decisions, like selecting a VP who can actually fill the position and doesn't need to ask "What exactly does the VP do everyday?"
Hilarious. McCain certainly needs to work on controling his body language.
As for the roll of Veep, well, at the time, Sam Rayburn was right. It has, historically, been the office of political oblivion. Dick Cheney has been the most powerful and influential VP of all time but, as you put it, the roll depends on the President. I think Palin's roll would be something like "administrative mouthpiece." There is no way I could see McCain/Rove giving her more power than that. Certainly not the roll of "grand puppet master" that Cheney has been. And, honestly, how often is there a tie to be broken in the Senate?
No, Sarah Palin is nothing more than a conservative's conservative to rally the Republican party base in ways that McCain couldn't. But she also rallies the liberal base of the Democratic party.
But, of course, at this point, the idea of her even being VP is simply wild (and terrifying) speculation.
So what you are saying Donny is that VP is a throw away postion if I am reading your comments right? So if the 70 something, former cancer patient, ex-POW dies in office and she becomes president than it really doesn't matter to you that someone this clown picked because she has a cute ass (at least in his eyes) would be the President of the US?
Bob - President Palin works for me. She is as equally qualified as just about any other state governor that's run for president. I guess you just don't trust females -- especially those that are sort of normal and have good mainstream values. I'm sure you would love Hillary, but seriously, she has been chasing this political thing her entire life and while she may be qualified, she is definitely out of touch with the lives of average Americans.
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My son, thank you for your illuminating and exhaustive research on this most controversial issue. Your single and biased source should be more than enough to satisfy any indescerning and uninquisitive mind. However, I will encourage you to continue your search for even more proof to bolster your claim as there are many who would not beleive.
For the sake of those non believers, I charge you, take up this cross and carry it. Find the FBI file and more and post it here lest they might not believe.
God's speed to you, my son.
Aaron
So there ya go.
Put down the crack pipe, moonbat!
Hilarious. McCain certainly needs to work on controling his body language.
As for the roll of Veep, well, at the time, Sam Rayburn was right. It has, historically, been the office of political oblivion. Dick Cheney has been the most powerful and influential VP of all time but, as you put it, the roll depends on the President. I think Palin's roll would be something like "administrative mouthpiece." There is no way I could see McCain/Rove giving her more power than that. Certainly not the roll of "grand puppet master" that Cheney has been. And, honestly, how often is there a tie to be broken in the Senate?
No, Sarah Palin is nothing more than a conservative's conservative to rally the Republican party base in ways that McCain couldn't. But she also rallies the liberal base of the Democratic party.
But, of course, at this point, the idea of her even being VP is simply wild (and terrifying) speculation.