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Is Palin still a viable Presidential candidate?

Is Palin still a viable Presidential candidate? 49 members have voted

  1. 1. Is Palin still a viable Presidential candidate?

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I don't think he was laughing at your viewpoint, and I think you know that.
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If you don't see it....well, I don't think I can get you there.

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I never believed she was a viable candidate in the first place, I never thought she was particularly smart, too many times she mixed words, stammered, stuttered and made up altogether new words.

I never believed she was a viable candidate in the first place, I never thought she was particularly smart, too many times she mixed words, stammered, stuttered and made up altogether new words.

 

You must have a similar problem with Joe "foot in mouth" Biden then, too.

You must have a similar problem with Joe "foot in mouth" Biden then, too.

 

I'm not sure if Biden will be a good VP or not. However, only a fool would compare him and his experience to Palin.

You must have a similar problem with Joe "foot in mouth" Biden then, too.

 

I have a problem with anyone that runs for political office and doesn't have the sense that God gave a goose. Biden may have said some dumb things with the mis-reading the economy, but he looked like Socrates compared to Palin in the VP Debates.

 

She's-Palin- a fool.

I'm not sure if Biden will be a good VP or not. However, only a fool would compare him and his experience to Palin.

 

Guess you are the fool then if that is what you are doing.

 

My response was to the comments about her stammering and mispeaking when Biden does that all the time.

 

I think even Obama said he didn't know what Joe was talking about on an issue and though Joe misspoke.

I have a problem with anyone that runs for political office and doesn't have the sense that God gave a goose. Biden may have said some dumb things with the mis-reading the economy, but he looked like Socrates compared to Palin in the VP Debates.

 

She's-Palin- a fool.

 

On your first sentence that would not be Palin, then.

I'm not sure if Biden will be a good VP or not. However, only a fool would compare him and his experience to Palin.

 

Does Biden EVER take his foot out of his mouth? Call me a fool because I have never known any politician who gets in trouble more often for saying something stupid than Joe Biden. His years of experience only makes it worse because it shows he is totally incapable of learning from his mistakes.

On your first sentence that would not be Palin, then.

 

I disagree, I just don't think the woman is smart, from watching the VP debates, watching interviews with her-chiefly the Katie Couric interview-and reading things that she has said, she just does not seem to be a very smart woman.

Biden's experience didn't stop him from uttering this gem:

 

 

"We have to spend money to keep from going bankrupt."

 

Joe Biden

As is often the case, we have managed to completely leave the path.

As is often the case, we have managed to completely leave the path.

 

NOT US:D:D:D:D:jump::jump::jump::lol::lol::lol:

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