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ABC News Edited Out Key Parts of Sarah Palin Interview

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Great post! :thumb: I hope you don't mind, but I decided to divide it up with bullet points.

 

What is the route he is taking that you disagree with?

*Wealth distribution,

*expanding govt into education and health care,

*his bull about weaning from oil in ten years,

*taxing what he calls rich and giving it to the lazy (The top 20% of money earners in this country already pay 80% of all income taxes paid to uncle sam) "neighborliness":rolleyes: I think he called it,

*liberal supreme court appointees,

*not expanding (cutting) our nuclear and space defense programs,

*pro choice,

*attitude toward our enemies,

*his negative perspective of our great country which at times he sounds like he hates it (nowhere near as bad as he portrays the USA to be),

*he doesn't seem presidential to me,

*dealings with thugs in the past (ACORN),

*not telling the truth about his spiritual mentor Rev. Wright,

*our enemies want to see him win,

*unearned arrogance,

*senate voting record (present 143),

*his choice of Joe "The Clown" Biden.

 

I could go on and on but it's getting late. Our President and government should stand beside us, not between us as we work to be ourselves.

 

As long as this world lasts there will always be levels of success, levels of intelligence, levels of wealth and levels of the willingness to work. I don't want a president to be Robin Hood. I think he preys on the less fortunate by promising to punish the more fortunate. There is enough help out there now for anybody that's willing to work for more.

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Wealth distribution, expanding govt into education and health care, his bull about weaning from oil in ten years, taxing what he calls rich and giving it to the lazy (The top 20% of money earners in this country already pay 80% of all income taxes paid to uncle sam) "neighborliness":rolleyes: I think he called it, liberal supreme court appointees, not expanding (cutting) our nuclear and space defense programs, pro choice, attitude toward our enemies, his negative perspective of our great country which at times he sounds like he hates it (nowhere near as bad as he portrays the USA to be), he doesn't seem presidential to me, dealings with thugs in the past (ACORN), not telling the truth about his spiritual mentor Rev. Wright, our enemies want to see him win, unearned arrogance, senate voting record (present 143), his choice of Joe "The Clown" Biden. I could go on and on but it's getting late. Our President and government should stand beside us, not between us as we work to be ourselves.

 

As long as this world lasts there will always be levels of success, levels of intelligence, levels of wealth and levels of the willingness to work. I don't want a president to be Robin Hood. I think he preys on the less fortunate by promising to punish the more fortunate. There is enough help out there now for anybody that's willing to work for more.

Great post!!!:thumb:

He would be wrong the way I understand it.

 

Watch it for yourself.

Wealth distribution, expanding govt into education and health care, his bull about weaning from oil in ten years, taxing what he calls rich and giving it to the lazy (The top 20% of money earners in this country already pay 80% of all income taxes paid to uncle sam) "neighborliness":rolleyes: I think he called it, liberal supreme court appointees, not expanding (cutting) our nuclear and space defense programs, pro choice, attitude toward our enemies, his negative perspective of our great country which at times he sounds like he hates it (nowhere near as bad as he portrays the USA to be), he doesn't seem presidential to me, dealings with thugs in the past (ACORN), not telling the truth about his spiritual mentor Rev. Wright, our enemies want to see him win, unearned arrogance, senate voting record (present 143), his choice of Joe "The Clown" Biden. I could go on and on but it's getting late. Our President and government should stand beside us, not between us as we work to be ourselves.

 

As long as this world lasts there will always be levels of success, levels of intelligence, levels of wealth and levels of the willingness to work. I don't want a president to be Robin Hood. I think he preys on the less fortunate by promising to punish the more fortunate. There is enough help out there now for anybody that's willing to work for more.

Well done. :thumb:

If Obama wins, I can't wait to buy a sticker that makes fun of how dumb he is, like I have seen on Bush for the last 8 years.

 

As for the interview, nothing from the network news stations surprise me, they have an agenda to force their beliefs on us.

As long as this world lasts there will always be levels of success, levels of intelligence, levels of wealth and levels of the willingness to work. I don't want a president to be Robin Hood. I think he preys on the less fortunate by promising to punish the more fortunate. There is enough help out there now for anybody that's willing to work for more.

 

Agree 100%. Well done. :thumb:

If Obama wins, I can't wait to buy a sticker that makes fun of how dumb he is, like I have seen on Bush for the last 8 years.

 

As for the interview, nothing from the network news stations surprise me, they have an agenda to force their beliefs on us.

 

All of them, or just some of them?

All of them, or just some of them?
IMO, Gibson and ABC is easily the least biased of the Big Three, which is not to say that it is not biased. Only the right wing blogosphere prevented Dan Rather and CBS from pulling off an October (or November) surprise using forged documents in 2004 and the Obama team at NBC/MSNBC speaks for itself. Fox News and CNN are the least biased news networks.
Great post! :thumb: I hope you don't mind, but I decided to divide it up with bullet points.

 

Don't mind at all my friend.

 

This is the first election I've lost more than a few hours of sleep over. My wife keeps telling me to relax, it will all work out. I hope she's right.

^Why should we care what the Russians think? :confused:

 

Oh, that article is crap, I just thought it was funny. But we should really care what the world thinks. Seriously.

Oh, that article is crap, I just thought it was funny. But we should really care what the world thinks. Seriously.

 

Why? If we start listening to what they think, why don't we start letting other countries elect our leaders?

Why? If we start listening to what they think, why don't we start letting other countries elect our leaders?

 

Because it matters what the world thinks. You may not be concerned with the perception of Americans abroad, but I am.

Because it matters what the world thinks. You may not be concerned with the perception of Americans abroad, but I am.

 

I'll ask again, if we should be so concerned with what they think, why don't we just let them elect our leaders?

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