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The HUffington Post just reported that Palin's mother-in-law (a republican) might vote for Obama and is not sure what Palin brings to the republican ticket
I have several relatives and friends voting for Obama. Just gotta put up with 'em I suppose, and hope some day they see the error of their ways.
There is a difference between being worried about losing, and being worried (or better yet scared) that people will destroy America even more by voting McCain/Palin.
If the later part of the above is what you mean, then you sure are "telling as it is". I am flat out terrified to tell the truth.
"I'm not sure what she brings to the ticket other than she's a woman and a conservative. Well, she's a better speaker than McCain," Faye Palin said with a laugh. "People will say she hasn't been on the national scene long enough. But I believe she's a quick study."
She said people doubted Sarah Palin when she ran for City Council, but that her daughter-in-law had a "singular focus."
"She was out there with [then-young son] Track, pulling him around from house to house in a wagon," she said.
I hear a bunch of the Pawlenty fans in Minnesota are wavering, too. What an insult this has been to their guy!
Keep trying, all of your BS won't win an election for you.
"I hear a bunch of the Pawlenty fans in Minnesota are wavering"
What a crock..! If you haven't got anything better than that, go look at a Hillary picture.
I posted a link that Pawlenty and Romney were upset about being used especially Tim who was really used as a cover. As the inevitable dirt about her comes up over the next couple of weeks I wonder how committed they will be to standing by her. The social conservatives are very happy but they really need the convention to get everyone on the same page.
Mitt and Tim were in on the deal all along, and not upset or surprised at all, so try another angle. With a little time and effort, you cam surely make up something else....
There were links to this article in two separate threads, this one (if you bothered to read the previous responses) and one of mine.
'Quite positive'? I would say 'damning with faint praise.'
Is this her second marriage. A former mother in law and a current mother in law might not be considered to have the same level of reaction.
Don't know. Just saying there is a reason that mother in laws have the reputation of being tough to please on both sides of a marriage. The answer is that many are near impossible to satisfy.
The HUffington Post just reported that Palin's mother-in-law (a republican) might vote for Obama and is not sure what Palin brings to the republican ticket
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Just gotta put up with 'em I suppose, and hope some day they see the error of their ways.
