Thread: Palin backs 3rd-party candidate in NY House race

[quote name='Vortex' date='23 October 2009 - 02:33 PM' timestamp='1256333619' post='43378']

Sarah "I'm a quitter" Palin, the gift that keeps on giving.



You betcha!

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"Palin said Hoffman, a businessman, stands for Republican principles — smaller government, lower taxes and a commitment to individual liberty" big difference between Obama with a huge government, extremely high taxes and is taking away our individual liberty. I''ll take Palin's recommendation for Hoffman any day. You on the other hand are jointed at the hip with Obamamarxist.

[quote name='Bourne' date='23 October 2009 - 05:28 PM' timestamp='1256336906' post='43407']

I'd find it difficult to take the recommendation of a has been quitter who thought Africa was a country, dinosaurs and man coexisted, couldn't name one news source that she regularly uses and was a laughingstock in the last election.



You on the other hand would.

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What about the guy that said 10,000 people died in a bad weather and campaigned in 57 states?

[quote name='Conservative15' date='23 October 2009 - 06:30 PM' timestamp='1256337010' post='43409']

What about the guy that said 10,000 people died in a bad weather and campaigned in 57 states?

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The difference was the Obama sounded like a genius every time he spoke, and Palin spoke like a sixth grader who just learned how to string together clauses. Obama had been campaigning for over a year and half and deserved a few mulligans, whereas Palin had been in the McCain campaign for 3 or 4 month.

[quote name='Moderates of America' date='23 October 2009 - 06:57 PM' timestamp='1256338628' post='43430']

The difference was the Obama sounded like a genius every time he spoke, and Palin spoke like a sixth grader who just learned how to string together clauses. Obama had been campaigning for over a year and half and deserved a few mulligans, whereas Palin had been in the McCain campaign for 3 or 4 month.

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So, one was a good speaker and dumb as a rock, the other not a good public speaker but smart as a whip? And you pick the rock?



LOL...

[quote name='Forplay' date='23 October 2009 - 05:56 PM' timestamp='1256334973' post='43393']

"Palin said Hoffman, a businessman, stands for Republican principles — smaller government, lower taxes and a commitment to individual liberty" big difference between Obama with a huge government, extremely high taxes and is taking away our individual liberty. I''ll take Palin's recommendation for Hoffman any day. You on the other hand are jointed at the hip with Obamamarxist.

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Forplay, I'd like to ask you a question.



You sound like a true conservative - so how come you're still playing footsie with the Republicans?



I'm a lifelong registered Republican, and right now, I don't want to have ANYTHING to do with those clowns.



My view is, they've sold out ALL their principles, in the name of money and aggrandizement. The last Republican administration, grew the biggest government ever in history, spent more money than all the other Presidents combined, and TRAMPLED on individual liberty. That much should be patently obvious to anyone who's been awake these last ten years.



I consider, that my Republican Party has been taken over by WOLVES, they're the next best thing to national socalists, and they are ENTIRELY EVIL (politically speaking, of course).



And, look what's happening now - the best they've got for spokespeople, are the likes of that fat drug addict Rush Limbaugh, the whiny snotty sycophant Glenn Beck, and a governor with marginal intellectual capabilities. What happened to all the true conservatives? They've all left the party - and gone over to places like the Conservative Party, the Modern Whigs, there's a whole host of 'em that are popping and claiming to be "truly conservative", and they're getting a lot of play.



I, as a lifelong Republican, feel politically homeless right now. There is NO party that represents my traditional conservative philosophy, which includes exactly the things you said: small gubmint, fiscal sanity, sound defense posture, respect for individual liberties... modern republicans represent NONE of those things!



What's your take on all this? (and I mean, don't say "it's better than Obama", 'cause it's NOT - I voted for Obama over McCain's Neo-Cons, because in my eyes Obama CLEARLY represented the lesser of two evils, and I still believe that with all my heart and mind - if the worst thing he's done is spend money, well, I'd consider that a big win for the American People, relative to the nightmare that was the Neo-Cons).