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The Vice-Presidential Debate

Who Won? 107 members have voted

  1. 1. Who Won?

    • Biden, convincingly
      28%
      31
    • Biden, barely
      5%
      6
    • Palin, barely
      12%
      13
    • Palin, convincingly
      34%
      37
    • Push, both were effective
      11%
      12
    • Push, both were terrible
      7%
      8

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^Absolutely hilarious. Almost (well, not really) makes one hope for a GOP victory next month.

 

http://www.hulu.com/watch/37730/saturday-night-live-vp-debate-open-palin--biden

As brutal as Fey's spoofs may be, I for one would like to see another 12 years of them... :thumb:

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

I've been saying for several years on this site that I'm all for tossing out the current crop of power hungry Washington politicians. Like her or not, Palin is the closest thing to a "Mr. Smith goes to Washington" that we have in this election. She is definitely not another Dan Quayle.

 

As crazy as it may sound, I think we'd be a lot better off with about 500 Palins going to Washington to replace the Pelosis, Franks, Schumers, Reids, Murthas, Bidens, Obamas, Byrds, Rangels, Waters, Kerrys and for that matter all the ego and power driven Republican Pork-Barrel pimps spending our money for more bling than we would buy ourselves with the money we've earned.

 

It's definitely time for change, but not just the kind we can believe in... but change that is meaningful and real.

As brutal as Fey's spoofs may be, I for one would like to see another 12 years of them... :thumb:

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

I've been saying for several years on this site that I'm all for tossing out the current crop of power hungry Washington politicians. Like her or not, Palin is the closest thing to a "Mr. Smith goes to Washington" that we have in this election. She is definitely not another Dan Quayle.

 

As crazy as it may sound, I think we'd be a lot better off with about 500 Palins going to Washington to replace the Pelosis, Franks, Schumers, Reids, Murthas, Bidens, Obamas, Byrds, Rangels, Waters, Kerrys and for that matter all the ego and power driven Republican Pork-Barrel pimps spending our money for more bling than we would buy ourselves with the money we've earned.

 

It's definitely time for change, but not just the kind we can believe in... but change that is meaningful and real.

 

Amen Brother!

Just watched George Steph's show and George Will said we need someone to represent Joe six pack not replicate him. Kinda have to agree with him.

Just watched George Steph's show and George Will said we need someone to represent Joe six pack not replicate him. Kinda have to agree with him.

If I follow your interpretation of Mr. Will, and I have no doubt that he would make such a statement, perhaps even he is too jaded by the Washington elite concept of who is and who is not acceptable.

 

The key difference with Palin that many do find refreshing is that unlike John Kerry's staged photo ops hunting, wind surfing and tossing a football on the tarmack, with clever (but totally out of character) asides such as, "Where kin I get me a huntin' license" or Hillary doing a shot of whiskey in front of TV cameras... Palin really is a soccer mom married to Joe Sixpack. She's not replicating anything she ain't. :lol:

 

Win, lose or draw... the fact that she has so many "experts" shaken is fantastic. I wish we had more like her. You can't convince me that political novices with common sense and a desire to simplify a ridiculously top heavy government could possibly screw things up any worse than the so-called professionals we've had in Washington for decades. :thumb:

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Before the debate, those same undecided voters were leaning 56 percent to 44 percent for McCain. The day after the debate, the numbers tilted 52 percent to 48 percent for Illinois Sen. Barack Obama.

 

That's pretty significant.

 

McClatchy/Ipsos

 

Gallup shows that Obama picked up a point after the debate, with McCain picking one up today. Obama is up 50 to 43, also significant.

 

Gallup

As brutal as Fey's spoofs may be, I for one would like to see another 12 years of them... :thumb:

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

I've been saying for several years on this site that I'm all for tossing out the current crop of power hungry Washington politicians. Like her or not, Palin is the closest thing to a "Mr. Smith goes to Washington" that we have in this election. She is definitely not another Dan Quayle.

 

As crazy as it may sound, I think we'd be a lot better off with about 500 Palins going to Washington to replace the Pelosis, Franks, Schumers, Reids, Murthas, Bidens, Obamas, Byrds, Rangels, Waters, Kerrys and for that matter all the ego and power driven Republican Pork-Barrel pimps spending our money for more bling than we would buy ourselves with the money we've earned.

 

It's definitely time for change, but not just the kind we can believe in... but change that is meaningful and real.

 

Let us not forget Barbie Boxer.

 

It is better to have Palin a heartbeat away than to have Obama be THE heartbeat.;)

Let us not forget Barbie Boxer.

 

It is better to have Palin a heartbeat away than to have Obama be THE heartbeat.;)

...or Nancy Pelosi two heartbeats away... :rolleyes:
...or Nancy Pelosi two heartbeats away... :rolleyes:
I am not sure how many hearbeats away from the Oval Office Marxist Maxine Waters is but in geographic terms, just being within a few miles of the White House is too close for comfort.
Let us not forget Barbie Boxer.

 

It is better to have Palin a heartbeat away than to have Obama be THE heartbeat.;)

 

Amen!:thumb:

"People say that I speak too simply, or don't have quite the — I don't have my thesaurus in my back pocket all along through my speeches," Palintold donors in Englewood, Col. "Well, I don't have time for that."

 

:lol:

You can't convince me that political novices with common sense and a desire to simplify a ridiculously top heavy government could possibly screw things up any worse than the so-called professionals we've had in Washington for decades. :thumb:

 

:thumb::thumb:

"People say that I speak too simply, or don't have quite the — I don't have my thesaurus in my back pocket all along through my speeches," Palintold donors in Englewood, Col. "Well, I don't have time for that."

 

:lol:

 

You know continually bashing Palin because her vocabulary and pronounciation don't meet the high standards? of the average lib is ignorant.

 

Then again The Socialist sure seems to like to talk down to people so I guess that's what they expect.

You know continually bashing Palin because her vocabulary and pronounciation don't meet the high standards? of the average lib is ignorant.

 

Then again The Socialist sure seems to like to talk down to people so I guess that's what they expect.

 

I don't care about the vocab. It's the content that's lacking, too.

Just watched George Steph's show and George Will said we need someone to represent Joe six pack not replicate him. Kinda have to agree with him.

 

 

I agree. The American people have soundly rejected governance by "the guy you would like to sit down and have a beer with". Sarah Palin is a female version of George W. Bush--intellectually inadequate, charismatic, and excessively moralistic.

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