Textbook TRUTH. Bias is bias, and it exists everywhere. Therefore, the "independence" of these voters has to be in question. The donation information provided is just an example to prove the point.

 

No. If there article were false then you should be able to make that case based on the article itself. Random numbers not associated with the article do not make it less true or less false. To say they do is fallacious.

You know the advice "If you are giving a speech and you are nervous, just imagine the audience in their underwear"??

 

I bet the audience turned the tables on Palin tonight even though nerves had nothing to do with it........................

 

:thumb::laugh:

According to polls coming out, McCain/Palin got a 9 point bump from independents who were either undecided or leaning Obama/Biden.

 

Do you have a link? I have not seen this.

Nothing new here. It's the kind of low-road, bashing the nation has come to expect from the far left.

 

As for the underlined part above: If you listened to the speech you would have heard her comments on all of those subjects through out the speech.

 

Actually not. She said the words but offered no details or how they plan to deal with them.

Nothing new here. It's the kind of low-road, bashing the nation has come to expect from the far left.

And the far-right, too ...

As far as Mr. 911 and his "How dare you question if she can be VP and take care of her family"....

 

HOW DARE YOU RUDY...TO ANNOUNCE YOUR DIVORCE TO THE MEDIA BEFORE YOU EVEN HAD THE GUTS TO SIT DOWN WITH YOUR OWN WIFE AND MOTHER OF YOUR CHILDREN THAT YOU WERE LEAVING. Your actions show your true feelings of how you feel about women much more then a one liner in a convention speech.

:lol:

 

If Rudy had won the nomination, would his kids have joined him on the platform?

It's clear they want Gov Fargo to mouth off for the party because any retaliation would look like the dems were picking on the girl.

You're probably on to something there ...

Off the top of my head ...

 

The "parting the waters" comment and the "community organizing with actual responsibility" comment. It's obvious that Obama's "community organizer" background has become a GOP talking point.

 

Frankly, I feel the constant mocking and condescension is beneath her.

 

I agree. That turns me off.

It's clear they want Gov Fargo to mouth off for the party because any retaliation would look like the dems were picking on the girl. I say if ya wanna act like a political bully you will get treated like one, but Obama and JB have way too much class for that. And if the press happens to remark on her performance or policies then they are bias. It won't work.

 

And that is different then people who question nObama being called racists by the left how?

 

In fact as far as I'm concerned if you don't vote for McCain/Palin you MUST be sexist.

Nothing new here. It's the kind of low-road, bashing the nation has come to expect from the far left.

 

As for the underlined part above: If you listened to the speech you would have heard her comments on all of those subjects through out the speech.

What you have there, BF, is an example of fear. She hit a grand slam and it's a bit unsettling for some. :bunny:

What you have there, BF, is an example of fear. She hit a grand slam and it's a bit unsettling for some. :bunny:

 

I acknowledge and accept the politics of HOPE...not the politics of fear.

 

The only reason you guys vote republican is because you bought into the fear factor.

 

You're afraid they will take your guns.

You're afraid they will raise your taxes.

We attacked Iraq because you bought into the "We have to fight them there so we don't have to fight them over here. They don't have a Navy guys, by the time they swam here they would probably be too tired to fight.

You're afraid they will close you're tax loopholes.

You're afraid Adam and Steve will move in next door.

 

You guys probably sleep with the night light on. LOL

BF - how would Gov. Palin prove that she walks the walk unlike a lot of pols?

 

Anyone? How do we know this isn't just smoke?

And the far-right, too ...

Very true.

As for the underlined part above: If you listened to the speech you would have heard her comments on all of those subjects through out the speech.

 

You are dead wrong.

Nothing new here. It's the kind of low-road, bashing the nation has come to expect from the far left.

 

As for the underlined part above: If you listened to the speech you would have heard her comments on all of those subjects through out the speech.

 

The same junk comes from the far right.

 

*Yes, I just now noticed that someone else already said that.

Nothing new here. It's the kind of low-road, bashing the nation has come to expect from the far left.

 

As for the underlined part above: If you listened to the speech you would have heard her comments on all of those subjects through out the speech.

:thumb: I do not specifically recall health care being discussed but Palin definitely spoke about the economy and foreign affairs. She tied both Obama's proposed tax hikes and his idiotic energy plan of no drilling and no new nuclear plants to the economy. She also detailed how the natural gas pipeline that she negotiated will be creating jobs and helping the economy of the lower 48. I do not see how anybody who watched the speech could say that she never touched on the economy.