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| Days Work Done! Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Roiet
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The "liberal" media sharks are circling for a feeding frenzy. | |
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| Jihad Barbie Last Online: Yesterday 11:18 PM Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Near Libbies
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| ^ It wasn't a town hall, Norts. ^^ All the best jokes are from an old mold, pai nai. Knock knock...Everybody knows the stream of the joke, dumbo. Not a bad speech. Dunno about AK saving the lower 48 with the gas pipeline and being the country's saviour in energy. A bit too much John McCain is the man stuff. But she held her own. I didn't like how she was smacking her lips tho. And get rid of the geek on her left. |
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| Jihad Barbie Last Online: Yesterday 11:18 PM Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Near Libbies
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| ^ Switchblades at dawn. And I get to bring a wolfhound. (Handicap for chicks, like) |
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| after nearly two weeks since be selected by mccain, it seems palin will come out of hiding today and FINALLY answer some questions. oh sorry, that's right....... she did an interview with people magazine can't answer a few questions, but somehow she's ready to be president? sure. and mccain chose her because he puts country first? sure. |
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| Thailand Travel Forum | OK...y'all like the Telegraph better? Rebecca Johnson: 'I am a liberal, but I'm blown away by Sarah Palin' ![]() Rebecca Johnson: 'I am a liberal, but I'm blown away by Sarah Palin' - Telegraph Heh...
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| Pedantic bastard Last Online: Today 08:07 AM Join Date: Jun 2008
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| Snippets on the news this am says shes f*cked it in her first live interview. War with Russia?? Cool. It will be the live, unscripted that kills her. Bomb just waiting to explode. Poor old john, good gamble, poor choice. |
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it was harmless, really | |
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| Elite Member Last Online: 09-05-2009 09:11 PM Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: At home
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| All in it seems the Palin interview was a success, in that that main goal was to “do no harm”, and I don't thing she did any. Sure the red team would have loved for a home run like many felt her convention speech was, and this interview certainly was not. However, going into this I am sure the main focus was to make sure she did not strike out – and that she did not do. The bits that I have seen, and read about don’t have any big-time gaffs. She did stubble a bit when asked about “the Bush doctrine”. I believe like most of the blue team folks seem to believe that she indeed did not know specifically what Gibson was specifically asking about – the US "authority" to carry out first strikes to defend the America. That being said I think she handled that situation rather well. She first asked Gibson to clarify, and when he failed to do that, she gave a basic overview type response. Once Gibson clarified the question and specifically asked about first strike, I think the Palin response was decent – that a first strike was acceptable if a strike against the US is “imminent”. That being said I think this was the biggest stumble of all the bits and bytes that I have seen so far. The second biggest questionable response was related to her pointing out the geographic proximity of Alaska to Russia. I really hope the red team gets this type of response under control. Alaska’s proximity to Russia has fvck all to do with much of anything – except maybe the weather. I don’t see any problems with her response to the US going to war with Russia - as it relates to a furture Russian attack on Georgia. The question was framed around Georgia being a part of NATO, and then if Russia attacked Georgia would the US go to war with Russia. Well that is kind of the whole point of NATO – if someone attacks a NATO ally that all the other allies would step-up to the plate. Even her response to the “task” fof God was a decent response IMHO. I don't think she fully answered the question, she kind of reframed the picture. But really with the general religious nature of the US populous I think this one is a non-issue for most anyway.
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| Watching the Wheels Last Online: Today 05:10 PM Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: where the streets have no name
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The intensive 'schooling' that Palin is receiving about national secirity matters, policy and how to respond to the Press- whilst being effectively kept quarantined from the Media- must surely raise questions, even within the Republican base. She really is someone who would have benefitted from doing a term or two as Governor, then moving to federal politics for a while before making her tilt. Frankly, just too junior right now.
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