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Yeah I'd be crying too if you made me listen to her.Wino you know wrote:I don't know what the hell is wrong with me-Senator McCain just introduced her, and she's now speaking, and I have tears in MY eyes.
JEEZ, LOUISE, I've been exposed to Oprah for too damn long.
And I wouldn't have to take another bar exam, I'm admitted to practice in Washington, DC.SharkOnLand wrote:If they get elected, what's the over/under on Larry applying to be an intern?LIPH wrote:The only thing I care about - does she like hot old guys?
no. her penthouse condo that overlooks the golf club....Wino you know wrote:Wouldn't you rather sleep with her in a motel?AlbatrossFlyer wrote:the sad fact is i'm the only one in my regular golf foresome that didn't sleep with cindy mccain in high school...
You are overlooking her experience. She does have more executive experience than Obama, McCain and Biden combined.Lightning Bolt wrote:OMG
A average hockey mom from the PTA who has recently modelled in Vogue...
could be 2nd in line to the power of the most powerful country in the world..
"nucular weapons"...again??
She's very nice, but this is flat out scary
Who also happens to be the Governor of the largest state in the country....Lightning Bolt wrote:OMG
A average hockey mom from the PTA who has recently modelled in Vogue...
could be 2nd in line to the power of the most powerful country in the world..
"nucular weapons"...again??
She's very nice, but this is flat out scary
They were saying Oprah was crying last night listening to the speech of the Messiah, Barack Obama, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.popcornjack wrote:Yeah I'd be crying too if you made me listen to her.Wino you know wrote:I don't know what the hell is wrong with me-Senator McCain just introduced her, and she's now speaking, and I have tears in MY eyes.
JEEZ, LOUISE, I've been exposed to Oprah for too damn long.
and commander of the alaskan national guard.SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Who also happens to be the Governor of the largest state in the country....Lightning Bolt wrote:OMG
A average hockey mom from the PTA who has recently modelled in Vogue...
could be 2nd in line to the power of the most powerful country in the world..
"nucular weapons"...again??
She's very nice, but this is flat out scary
Nucular.... *sigh*....
That's a matter of semantics only... try using the term CIVIC or POLITICAL with experience, and it's a completely different game.Skibo wrote:You are overlooking her experience. She does have more executive experience than Obama, McCain and Biden combined.Lightning Bolt wrote:OMG
A average hockey mom from the PTA who has recently modelled in Vogue...
could be 2nd in line to the power of the most powerful country in the world..
"nucular weapons"...again??
She's very nice, but this is flat out scary
So we're back to the class warfare thing again, eh?AlbatrossFlyer wrote:no. her penthouse condo that overlooks the golf club....Wino you know wrote:Wouldn't you rather sleep with her in a motel?AlbatrossFlyer wrote:the sad fact is i'm the only one in my regular golf foresome that didn't sleep with cindy mccain in high school...
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True, that.SchoolGirlHeart wrote:Garry, you know I love you, but isn't there enough animosity in the world without calling names? You don't agree with Obama; fine, no problem. But he still deserves respect as a Senator....
i don't know where you get that from. her condo overlooks my country clubWino you know wrote:AlbatrossFlyer wrote:Wino you know wrote:[quote="AlbatrossF
So we're back to the class warfare thing again, eh?
Like Obama, I believe she is about 4 years ahead of her time. Experience wise, Obama doesn't have much either. He has done nothing significant in the Senate yet. His state voting record is also non-committal. I think he needs another 4 years with results. She too has an impressive record of fighting the machine and some success but it is Alaska. I have many times referred to McCain as the Bob Dole of this election. I don't want to push it and compare it to Mondale/Ferrarro, and I hope it doesn't become that. I will need to hear her speak and debate a couple of times...and of course pick up a copy of that Vogue magazine.Lightning Bolt wrote:That's a matter of semantics only... try using the term CIVIC or POLITICAL with experience, and it's a completely different game.Skibo wrote:You are overlooking her experience. She does have more executive experience than Obama, McCain and Biden combined.Lightning Bolt wrote:OMG
A average hockey mom from the PTA who has recently modelled in Vogue...
could be 2nd in line to the power of the most powerful country in the world..
"nucular weapons"...again??
She's very nice, but this is flat out scary
Garry-nobody in Washington is telling women to have abortions-Roe v Wade allows them to choose to do so legally.Wino you know wrote:As much as I wish I was wrong, Roe v Wade will NEVER be overturned.ejr wrote:I still find it hard to imagine any disgruntled Hillary supporter who cares about a woman's right to choose, choosing this ticket, knowing that both are pro-life. McCain has made his strong desire to have Roe v Wade overturned and this just serves to reinforce his intent.cammac wrote:Palin could go a long way to attacting the disgruntled Hillary supporters.
I think this pick will work out fine....
In the first place, no matter WHO wins in November, the dems will still control congress, and, thus, would have to approve the confirmation of any Supreme Court Justice nominees-they sure won't approve any nominee who ISN'T pro-choice.
Secondly, people of BOTH parties are smart enough to understand that if a woman is hell-bent on having an abortion, she's going to do it, come hell or high water, be it at an aborition clinic or in a back alley with a coat hanger. If it were MY daughter, as much as I'd like her to give birth to the child, I know which option I'D prefer if she were adamant on going through with it.
Politicians are no different. Yes, most of us are pro-life, but also realistic about it.
We still have the option of trying to convince them that having a baby isn't necessarily a bad thing. If they still choose to abort it, that's THEIR choice. Again, I'm PRO-LIFE, but I would hope a woman would choose against aborting the child because her HEART tells her so, not somebody in Washington.
Rest easy, dems-Roe v Wade won't ever be overturned. It just won't.
I wish I was wrong, but as a 56-year old who's been around the block a few times, I know I'm not.
I think we all cry. I'm sure it's capable of bringing tears to our eyes.Wino you know wrote:They were saying Oprah was crying last night listening to the speech of the Messiah, Barack Obama, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.popcornjack wrote:Yeah I'd be crying too if you made me listen to her.Wino you know wrote:I don't know what the hell is wrong with me-Senator McCain just introduced her, and she's now speaking, and I have tears in MY eyes.
JEEZ, LOUISE, I've been exposed to Oprah for too damn long.
I swear to God, I think Oprah must cry every friggin' time I sit down to take a CRAP!
I see.AlbatrossFlyer wrote:Wino you know wrote:AlbatrossFlyer wrote:i don't know where you get that from. her condo overlooks my country clubWino you know wrote:[quote="AlbatrossF
So we're back to the class warfare thing again, eh?
A safe, informed, and legal decision.ejr wrote:Garry-nobody in Washington is telling women to have abortions-Roe v Wade allows them to choose to do so illegally.Wino you know wrote:As much as I wish I was wrong, Roe v Wade will NEVER be overturned.ejr wrote:I still find it hard to imagine any disgruntled Hillary supporter who cares about a woman's right to choose, choosing this ticket, knowing that both are pro-life. McCain has made his strong desire to have Roe v Wade overturned and this just serves to reinforce his intent.cammac wrote:Palin could go a long way to attacting the disgruntled Hillary supporters.
I think this pick will work out fine....
In the first place, no matter WHO wins in November, the dems will still control congress, and, thus, would have to approve the confirmation of any Supreme Court Justice nominees-they sure won't approve any nominee who ISN'T pro-choice.
Secondly, people of BOTH parties are smart enough to understand that if a woman is hell-bent on having an abortion, she's going to do it, come hell or high water, be it at an aborition clinic or in a back alley with a coat hanger. If it were MY daughter, as much as I'd like her to give birth to the child, I know which option I'D prefer if she were adamant on going through with it.
Politicians are no different. Yes, most of us are pro-life, but also realistic about it.
We still have the option of trying to convince them that having a baby isn't necessarily a bad thing. If they still choose to abort it, that's THEIR choice. Again, I'm PRO-LIFE, but I would hope a woman would choose against aborting the child because her HEART tells her so, not somebody in Washington.
Rest easy, dems-Roe v Wade won't ever be overturned. It just won't.
I wish I was wrong, but as a 56-year old who's been around the block a few times, I know I'm not.
And, while you have not done so, much of the prolife movement characterizes the other side as pro-abortion. I don't know anyone that favors abortion. What we favor is the woman's right to make an informed and legal decision.
