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Just to name two.....he has been to all 57 states.
I so love that one. If you'd actually heard the gaffe and not parroted some talking point fed to you, you'd know the math would have worked out to 60 states in all.
It's quite up there with those who think Palin actually said she could see Russia from her house.
So, a Palin figure on the left? Would Cynthia McKinney count?
Like Palin, she appears to ignorant and uninterested in what lies outside her immediate sphere of interest, although admittedly she has some book smarts. Like Palin, she has a following who will excuse anything on her behalf. Like Palin, she can hear the gravy train miles and miles away. And like Palin, she was put forth for a position she clearly wasn't quite ready for.
However: Nobody - absolutely nobody - would put her forth on the national stage.
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If a female Democrat had ran who had the education and political experience that Palin had, the media would have treated it much differently. That would have influenced many people. The womens rights groups would have backed her. She would have been backed by the Hollywood elites. She would have been pushed to stardom by the media.
We would have heard stories about how she was a "supermom". She would have been admired by most liberals as a role model. The media would have glossed over the areas where she lacks experience (they've done this before). Her views and voting records would have been glossed over unless they would directly help her cause. She would have been successfully portrayed as the common person taking on corrupt government and winning. There would have been stories of how her family had reversed the conventional roles of parenthood with her husband caring for the kids while she was away---setting an example for other women to pursue their dreams.
What do you think?
If a cow had a rocket in its butt, could it fly to the moon?
Based off what exactly?? Thinking Palin is a joke is not a war on women.....
But thinking Sandra Fluke is an embarrassment to women is? There are many "jokes" as far as public figures go. But only Republican women are fodder for those jokes without it being a war on women. Or so goes the Democrat narrative.
But thinking Sandra Fluke is an embarrassment to women is? There are many "jokes" as far as public figures go. But only Republican women are fodder for those jokes without it being a war on women. Or so goes the Democrat narrative.
Well, yes, there is in fact a a major difference between Sandra Fluke's testimony concerning the use of birth control pills for medical purposes such as controlling ovarian cysts, and Sarah Palin struggling to form a complete sentence on how awful Katie Couric was for asking her what newspapers she reads. Simply put, fluke is knowledgable, and Palin sounds like like a junior high student with a concussion.
I so love that one. If you'd actually heard the gaffe and not parroted some talking point fed to you, you'd know the math would have worked out to 60 states in all.
It's quite up there with those who think Palin actually said she could see Russia from her house.
So, a Palin figure on the left? Would Cynthia McKinney count?
Like Palin, she appears to ignorant and uninterested in what lies outside her immediate sphere of interest, although admittedly she has some book smarts. Like Palin, she has a following who will excuse anything on her behalf. Like Palin, she can hear the gravy train miles and miles away. And like Palin, she was put forth for a position she clearly wasn't quite ready for.
However: Nobody - absolutely nobody - would put her forth on the national stage.
Nancy Pelosi. Former Speaker of the House. Third in line to the Presidency. I would say the Democrats had her on the national stage, and yet she is slightly more sentient than a slice of cheese.
Well, yes, there is in fact a a major difference between Sandra Fluke's testimony concerning the use of birth control pills for medical purposes such as controlling ovarian cysts, and Sarah Palin struggling to form a complete sentence on how awful Katie Couric was for asking her what newspapers she reads. Simply put, fluke is knowledgable, and Palin sounds like like a junior high student with a concussion.
Knowledgeable? A Georgetown graduate who is advocating for herself and her equally affluent friends to have someone else pay for the birth control of their choice? Yes, she is well spoken, but hardly a shining example of critical thinking skills. Btw, I did not say Palin forms complete or coherent sentences.
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