Of course. So will Bush, someday.
Of course **Friar Ted **is happy about all those things. How long have you been a member here Otto? Those things all scream Friar Ted.
And don’t forget, Otto, she’s a Christian. Therefore, everything she does is ordained by god and therefore goodness and truth and light.
So of course he’s going to crow about the possibility of getting someone just as fucked up and just as stupid in the second highest office in the land. His chances of using the government to enforce his view of the bible is getting closer by the day.
Plus, she pisses off so many of the fine folks here that the meltdown if/when McCain-Palin gets elected will be a glory to behold.
Oh yeah, and she’s also hot & she obviously likes to do it. Though Jason Mewes would have put it more crudely, that still gives her a lot of leeway.
And how old are you? Eight?
Old enough to vote for President thusly-
Reagan
Reagan
Dad Bush
Dad Bush
Dole
W
W
and in two months McCain
and in four & then eight years
Palin
Palin
and in twelve years
Chelsea Clinton (she’ll have joined us by then, you see).
ok the Chelsea thing is funny.
Way to miss the point. At any rate, not that I care how you vote, but stating the tantrums of your opposition as a reason to vote whatever way you’re voting is stupid.
Apparently not long enough to realize that Friar Toad is this much of a wingnut. He never struck me as being the fanatical type before. Maybe I’m just hanging out in the wrong threads.
The notion of a creature that loathsome assuming the presidency, a very real possibility given McCain’s age and health issues, should terrify everyone who isn’t a Flavor-Aid drinking moron. I don’t believe that McCain will survive a four-year term, should he be elected. If the thought of Sarah Palin’s being the most powerful person on the face of the Earth doesn’t scare the shit out of you, it ought to.
So, the new standard of qualification for female candidates is the appearance that they like to have sex?
By their works, ye shall know them. And now we know a bit more about you, "Friar" Ted.
Nice Christian morals there, teddy boy.
Gee, you used to have a sense of humor, eleanor-gee-I-think-you’re-swelleanor.
Keep telling yourself that. And be heartened when the chorus of SDMB voices agrees with you.
Never mind the polls.
Pay no attention to the polls. Listen to the voices of those that already agree with you. Follow these steps:
- She’s a nutjob.
- But for some reason, a substantial number of the voting public seems to like her.
- They’re all crazy too.
- The End.
Or – and work with me a minute, 'cause this is a whacky thought – perhaps you should reason thusly:
- She’s a nutjob.
- But for some reason, a substantial number of the voting public seems to like her.
- They’re all crazy too.
- But since they all vote, perhaps I should consider that some of these positions are not offensive to them.
- Perhaps I could either:
(a) explain why I believe these positions are unwise, or even
(b) reconsider my opposition to them,
depending on what they are.
- The End.
I know, I know. Who could do such a thing?
(Bolding mine)
Is this an example of Rupublican Arithmatic?
Lemming 1: Hey, do you know where we’re going?
Lemming 2: No idea… but from the size of this crowd, I can tell it’s gonna be great!
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Two posters (at least) have now cited her looks/sex appeal as reasons they like her. I know a woman who voted for Bush twice because he is cute.
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People are fucking morons. One of my cowokers was all excited about Palin, said she really liked her. Then I pointed out that if she were raped, Palin would try to force her to carry the baby to term. She then flip flopped and now doesn’t like her. Let’s not put too much stock in what these sheep think.
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I don’t think it is, because it doesn’t involve running up the national debt by borrowing more money that Bricker’s great-grandchildren will be paying back.
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No, because it doesn’t involve 9 billion missing dollars in Iraq.
Never underestimate the stupidity of the conservative right–they voted for Bush, twice. Most of them (the most hardcore) still do. They blame “congress” for the state of their world (and it should share some of the blame), along with some vague threat of a secular society that includes more people that don’t look like them, worship like them or talk like them.
And never underestimate the ignorance of the American public, both Reps and Dems–people vote for candidates for inexplicable reasons. I have heard more than one person say that they voted for X due to ONE speech or they didn’t vote for Y because they didn’t like his tie. (that was my mother’s neighbor, btw).
If McCain wins, he wins. IMO, the condition of the country is so bad that it will take more than Obama et al to set it right. What is needed is a change in mindset and return to the willingness that got the interstates built and the libraries constructed. That is sorely lacking on both side of the aisle at this point. If McCain dies in office and Palin is President, I think we will see the consequences of voting for someone who talks in snarky sound bites and does not know how to lead. I fully grant she knows how to win. Governance is not the same thing–as W found out.
Ted–it wasn’t funny. And I find it strange how no one comments upon the fuckability of male candidates. I’m sure it’s in the Bible somewhere that it’s ok to view women this way. Why don’t you tell us all about it? Fight ignorance and all that.
- The non-voting public are largely morons who don’t bother to read past the spam that arrives on their computers.
- Polls are bullshit unless they support Bricker’s position.
- They’re not crazy, just watching the right hand while the left hand is sticking a poker up their asses.
- They DON’T all vote, as you well know, they just stand in the fields and howl.
Of course! Remember, we’re talking about evangelical/fundamentalist Christians here – women are good for nothing more than incubating babies, right?
No shit. I haven’t seen so many soiled Democrat diapers since - hell, I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many soiled Democrat diapers.
People are going nucking futs over her. I’d give a lot to know if McCain knew how brilliant a choice this was, or if he just got lucky.
But if they win, the day after elections on the SDMB is going to be pure comedy gold!
Regards,
Shodan
Some guy on Rachel Maddow’s new show last night pointed out how Democrats like to worry. They aren’t comfortable unless they’re wringing their hands over some impending disaster. Republicans take advantage of this by tossing out various rhetorical equivalents of “boo!”. I think Obama has the right idea: just steady as she goes.