Palin; "Redneck" just fine (Cheney, democrat, represent, racist)

[sanrene]

She looks sharp.

[mimimomx3]

Originally Posted by sanrene

The Associated Press: McCain, Palin hit Obama over taxes in NH, Ohio



Love it!!

Hey you Redneck Gal, Rednecks don't shop at Neimans and Saks. Just so you know!

[JDubsMom]

Originally Posted by sanrene

Right. Can you just imagine the frothing masses on the left if she were to wear jeans and a sweatshirt?

No matter what she wears she will always remain the shrill, ignorant, red neck trash that she's been her entire life.

[MovingForward]

Originally Posted by sanrene

The Associated Press: McCain, Palin hit Obama over taxes in NH, Ohio



Love it!!

God, she is such a phony.

[roberta]

Originally Posted by sanrene

The Associated Press: McCain, Palin hit Obama over taxes in NH, Ohio



Love it!!

Does anyone know what a redneck is? My Grandfather was a Texas "redneck", who grew the grain, and raised the cattle that fed many people. He spent most of his time outside doing this, and was perpetually sunburned. He was a wonderful man, and very philosophical. He taught me many things, such as respect for others, and the dignity of all people, even though you may disagree with them. Thank goodness for "rednecks."

[sanrene]

No matter what she wears she will always remain the shrill, ignorant, red neck trash that she's been her entire life.

Well, she could teach Mrs O a thing or two on how to dress. Someone, anyone needs to tell that woman NOT to wear those tight-fitting dresses and skirts. It just makes her very wide behind look even bigger. You could serve a buffet on her backside. Long skirts or dresses would do the trick for those terrible bow-legs of hers. Such an unattractive attribute for a female.

Let's not even go into her face like a prize-fighter and scoop-mouth. If Palin's red-neck trash, what is Mrs. o? Black-elite trash?

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[kidicarus89]

Originally Posted by roberta

Does anyone know what a redneck is? My Grandfather was a Texas "redneck", who grew the grain, and raised the cattle that fed many people. He spent most of his time outside doing this, and was perpetually sunburned. He was a wonderful man, and very philosophical. He taught me many things, such as respect for others, and the dignity of all people, even though you may disagree with them. Thank goodness for "rednecks."

My dad's side of the family could be considered "redneck" (at least to me), but they are "real" rednecks, aka Texas rednecks. They own ranches, work from dawn till dusk, and speak Spanish as fluently as English (and they're white).

None of this Gretchen Wilson white-trash vogue crap.

[chasingclouds]

she isn't a redneck, she is white trash.

Rednecks for Obama - Rednecks for Obama

[chasingclouds]

Originally Posted by kidicarus89

My dad's side of the family could be considered "redneck" (at least to me), but they are "real" rednecks, aka Texas rednecks. They own ranches, work from dawn till dusk, and speak Spanish as fluently as English (and they're white).

None of this Gretchen Wilson white-trash vogue crap.

Sarah and McCain, neither of them know nothing about this culture
redneck way diff than white trash, patriot way different than racist bigot..
joe six pack plumber..not middle class or business class more like meth-head from the rust belt, talkin big but making little... now lets go on with the word maverick..

Like the people who are the real Mavericks, well guess what they say about all this..

The New York Times > Log In
Who You Callin’ a Maverick?

There’s that word again: maverick. In Thursday’s vice-presidential debate, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, the Republican candidate, used it to describe herself and her running mate, Senator John McCain, no fewer than six times, at one point calling him “the consummate maverick.” But to those who know the history of the word, applying it to Mr. McCain is a bit of a stretch — and to one Texas family in particular it is even a bit offensive.
“I’m just enraged that McCain calls himself a maverick,” said Terrellita Maverick, 82, a San Antonio native who proudly carries the name of a family that has been known for its progressive politics since the 1600s, when an early ancestor in Boston got into trouble with the law over his agitation for the rights of indentured servants.
In the 1800s, Samuel Augustus Maverick went to Texas and became known for not branding his cattle. He was more interested in keeping track of the land he owned than the livestock on it, Ms. Maverick said; unbranded cattle, then, were called “Maverick’s.” The name came to mean anyone who didn’t bear another’s brand.
Sam Maverick’s grandson, Fontaine Maury Maverick, was a two-term congressman and a mayor of San Antonio who lost his mayoral re-election bid when conservatives labeled him a Communist. He served in the Roosevelt administration on the Smaller War Plants Corporation and is best known for another coinage. He came up with the term “gobbledygook” in frustration at the convoluted language of bureaucrats.
This Maverick’s son, Maury Jr., was a firebrand civil libertarian and lawyer who defended draft resisters, atheists and others scorned by society. He served in the Texas Legislature during the McCarthy era and wrote fiery columns for The San Antonio Express-News. His final column, published on Feb. 2, 2003, just after he died at 82, was an attack on the coming war in Iraq.
Terrellita Maverick, sister of Maury Jr., is a member emeritus of the board of the San Antonio chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas.
Considering the family’s long history of association with liberalism and progressive ideals, it should come as no surprise that Ms. Maverick insists that John McCain, who has voted so often with his party, “is in no way a maverick, in uppercase or lowercase.”
“It’s just incredible — the nerve! — to suggest that he’s not part of that Republican herd. Every time we hear it, all my children and I and all my family shrink a little and say, ‘Oh, my God, he said it again.’ ”
“He’s a Republican,” she said. “He’s branded.”

[CarolinaBredChicagoan]

Originally Posted by sanrene

Chicago - I can't wait to get out of here.

Don't let the door hit you where the Good Lord split you.