Wasilla Welfare Role Just Increased by Two

[LurkerNoMore]

Lurker is a blind hateful hack who refuses to see anything good with Palin and anything wrong with his messiah.  He is the definition of "hack" and wont criticize a thing ZERO does. 

However, he will sit here and pick apart Palin all while ignoring every fact and example anyone else gives proving his insanity wrong.   

Coming from someone predicting the future of the USA and it's End Of Days scenario because he watched a sci-fi (B rated at that) horror movie, your opinion is ridiculous.

[Dan-O]

I know a few people who do live or have lived in AK and they are 100% unanimous in their appreciation for Sarah Palin and the job she has done as Governor there.

And this whole idiotic "meth and incest capital" bullshit is nothing but a red herring.  It has zero (0) relevance here.  Say the next-highest state has 0.075% meth users, then Alaska would just need to have 0.076% to claim the title of "Meth Capital."  BFD.

[Soul Crusher]

I know a few people who do live or have lived in AK and they are 100% unanimous in their appreciation for Sarah Palin and the job she has done as Governor there.

And this whole idiotic "meth and incest capital" bullshit is nothing but a red herring.  It has zero (0) relevance here.  Say the next-highest state has 0.075% meth users, then Alaska would just need to have 0.076% to claim the title of "Meth Capital."  BFD.

Dont bother trying to get the palin-obsessed mob on getbig to understand that. 

If Palin were a Dem. they would have her as the next Thatcher or Golda Meir.

[LurkerNoMore]

Palin couldn't be a Dem.  That would go against her ingrained stupidity and folksy intellect.

[Soul Crusher]

Palin couldn't be a Dem.  That would go against her ingrained stupidity and folksy intellect.

Oh lord. 

Maxine Waters, Biden, Cold Cash Jefferson, Blago, Barney Frank, are all geniuses right?   

[Dos Equis]

It is a law prohibiting homosexuals from having the same rights as everyone else... It is a law against homosexuality.

Sorry dude... You can spin it however you want, but it's a law denying a right based upon a person's sexual preference.

O.K.  Call it whatever you want tu.  When you say "laws against homosexulaity" that clearly means laws precluding someone from being a homosexual. 

If you think prop 8 is a law that discriminates against homosexuals, then that is something entirely different. 

[Dos Equis]

Thanks to liberals crushing the republican agenda time and time again.

Sodomy laws were not part of a Republican agenda.  Neither are laws preserving traditional marriage.  That's something that unquestionably crosses party lines. 

[Dos Equis]

I know a few people who do live or have lived in AK and they are 100% unanimous in their appreciation for Sarah Palin and the job she has done as Governor there.

And this whole idiotic "meth and incest capital" bullshit is nothing but a red herring.  It has zero (0) relevance here.  Say the next-highest state has 0.075% meth users, then Alaska would just need to have 0.076% to claim the title of "Meth Capital."  BFD.

Exactly. 

[Dos Equis]

Dont bother trying to get the palin-obsessed mob on getbig to understand that. 

If Palin were a Dem. they would have her as the next Thatcher or Golda Meir.

True.  Just look at how many of them liked Caroline Kennedy. 

[24KT]

True.  Just look at how many of them liked Caroline Kennedy. 

Caroline Kennedy? Why would you even bring her up.?
What is it about Caroline Kennedy that makes you feel she should be the object of derision, and animosity?

[Dan-O]

Caroline Kennedy? Why would you even bring her up.?
What is it about Caroline Kennedy that makes you feel she should be the object of derision, and animosity?

LOL, you're kidding, right?  You've gotta just be baiting BB to try and stir things up.  This can't possibly be a serious question.

[24KT]

LOL, you're kidding, right?  You've gotta just be baiting BB to try and stir things up.  This can't possibly be a serious question.

Actually Dan-O, it is a serious question.

[Dos Equis]

LOL, you're kidding, right?  You've gotta just be baiting BB to try and stir things up.  This can't possibly be a serious question.

   Ya know, I just don't, ya know, really know how to answer that one, ya know. 

[Dan-O]

Actually Dan-O, it is a serious question.

You mean Caroline "My head's, ya know, in the clouds, I'm, ya know, a Kennedy, ya know, I've never, ya know, worked a, ya know, real job a day in my life and I have no concept of, ya know, reality" Kennedy?  Seriously?

[Dos Equis]

You mean Caroline "My head's, ya know, in the clouds, I'm, ya know, a Kennedy, ya know, I've never, ya know, worked a, ya know, real job a day in my life and I have no concept of, ya know, reality" Kennedy?  Seriously?

Yes.  The same person who was "surprised" at her own abysmal voting record. 

[24KT]

You mean Caroline "My head's, ya know, in the clouds, I'm, ya know, a Kennedy, ya know, I've never, ya know, worked a, ya know, real job a day in my life and I have no concept of, ya know, reality" Kennedy?  Seriously?

No, I was refering to the woman who worked 3 days a week for the New York City Dept of Education for the salary of $1. The attorney, Columbia law school grad who graduated in the top 10% of her class. The advisor to the Harvard Institute of Politics. The published author on the subject of civil liberties, most notably "The Right to Privacy", who not only talks the talk, but whose very life puts a giant exclamation point on the principals she espouses; a woman who walks the walk. The editor of New York Times best selling volumes. The Caroline Kennedy you refer to can easily be cured of such trivial & inconsequential communication impediments. The Caroline Kennedy I refer, is a unique individual, who entire life has been one of integrity, and a dedication to public service. She is a very rare gem indeed.

[Dan-O]

No, I was refering to the woman who worked 3 days a week for the New York City Dept of Education for the salary of $1. The attorney, Columbia law school grad who graduated in the top 10% of her class. The advisor to the Harvard Institute of Politics. The published author on the subject of civil liberties, most notably "The Right to Privacy", who not only talks the talk, but whose very life puts a giant exclamation point on the principals she espouses; a woman who walks the walk. The editor of New York Times best selling volumes. The Caroline Kennedy you refer to can easily be cured of such trivial & inconsequential communication impediments. The Caroline Kennedy I refer, is a unique individual, who entire life has been one of integrity, and a dedication to public service. She is a very rare gem indeed.

The woman who's lived her entire life in an academic bubble atop the Kennedy ivory tower?  No surprise she's written lots of books.  It's usually the people who know the least, who feel the most qualified to share their "expertise" with the rest of the world.  Like your friends who've never had kids who are always more than happy to tell you how to raise your own.  I'm sure she's very well-versed in the vagaries of civil liberties and "the way things ought to be."

Oh brother.

[24KT]

The woman who's lived her entire life in an academic bubble atop the Kennedy ivory tower?  No surprise she's written lots of books.  It's usually the people who know the least, who feel the most qualified to share their "expertise" with the rest of the world.  Like your friends who've never had kids who are always more than happy to tell you how to raise your own.  I'm sure she's very well-versed in the vagaries of civil liberties and "the way things ought to be."

Oh brother.

I certainly wouldn't classify her life as having been lived in an academic bubble.
Just because she's managed to maintain a certain degree of privacy in her life doesn't mean she hasn't lived one.
I think most would be amazed as to the degree of "normalcy" that was part of her upbringing.