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We need to take it upon ourselves to be good to each other. To respect each other and our ideas. We need to be fair to each other and have the attitude of "Paying all good things forward." Don't let the government or those clowns in D.C. get you down. Find joy in life and spread that joy. Before you know it, a lot more people will be happy and spreading those good feelings too. It all starts with us.Government Moto:
"Why fix it? Blame someone else for breaking it."Comment
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An epistle from outside the United States of America.
I have never known a nation that is so bessoted with politics, religion and the inability to see the other person's viewpoint, when it is valid.
Americans on the whole are a little insular as to what goes on in the rest of the world but that is changing with the internet. I think you have to read and watch editorials on important issues from all political viewpoints and make up your mind based on your instinct and not the party doctrine.
There are many classic cases where leaders from countries and all political stripes got it wrong and made bad descions.
As for this thread......Sarah Palin is a person I could not vote for to lead a nation of the stature, such as the USA.
The USA has much to be proud of and much to regret, but that is life.
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Steven Vaccaro
Where Racing on a Budget is a Reality!Comment
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Surprised I didn't get any comments on post 93. Did I not say anything controversial enough?
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I will say that the Amish are hipocrtical idiots. There, happy.Comment
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Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
"Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."Comment
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I see all this as trivia at best. One side attacks another for doing the same things.
Don't they have something better to do....Like fixing the mess this country is in?Government Moto:
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Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
"Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."Comment
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The reporters point is well taken. I think he states it when he in so much as infered that she is staying alive in the arena by just being controversial. Not by being right or wrong. Like how celebrities do when their careers are not where they think they should be.
I would bet her PR team is prodding her along at some pace to keep her in the limelight. Make sure she doesnt fade so to speak. If you look at some of the commentaries from readers of that article there seems to always be afew who say the same thing. "I wish she would just go away".
And I am beginning to form the idea she just might be getting on board with running as an independant or out of the 2 party mentality. This could be very powerfull material if us American citizens demand from the Dem's what they promised to get done in their campaign promises.
You guys remember how Ross Perot shook things up. No he didnt come close but you bet both parties where watching how that election moved along. Ground based movements start out like a snow ball rolling down the mountain. They begin small and slow, then gain mass and momentum. Before you know it,........its a trend,.....its a lesson. Its the people making a decision different then ever before. Look what just happened in our last election. Who knows,......just when you think your in tune with the mood in America something comes out of left field. (so to speak).
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Navarette wrote:
And yet, the facts do not support his conclusion:Every time they attack her, mock her or belittle her, she only gets more popular.
Palin's own ratings are weaker, apparently hurt rather than helped by her return to the spotlight. Fifty-five percent of Americans see her unfavorably, the most basic measure of a public figure's popularity, and 71 percent believe she's not qualified to serve as president, a position she said Sunday she'll consider seeking. Both negatives are at new highs.
BTW - those results are from an ABC/Washington Post Poll. The Post is not exactly a liberal paper, nor in fact is ABC liberal leaning.Don't get me started
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I thought the Post was pretty Liberal. I've never read it but its journalists are on Olberman's show all the time aren't they?
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Samuel Johnson - “An injustice anywhere is an injustice everywhere.” William Cooper "listen to everything, read everything, and believe nothing unless you can prove it in your own research!"Comment
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The righties are so disinguous when they criticize Obama's use of a teleprompter. Did you see Sarah looking down to read her notes...not to mention her hand? I have given a ton of speeches in my time. I ALWAYS have notes. MOST people do. Obama does great extemporaneously ... just witness the meeting he had with the Repub caucus and when asked a question, he fired from the hip, hitting the target on the head. In most cases, leaving the idiot repubs speechless.
It matters not whether Obama is a good or bad President to you people. You are bound to see him fail because he's a Democrat and how dare he presume to be the president, the uppity "N"! Don't deny it. It's there and it's real and it's palpable.Mini Cat Racing USA
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) that this is even an issue... Obvious ploy to try to discredit the person without having to tackle the issues the person is discussing... which, of course, would be a losing proposition for the left...
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