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Um... If you'd watched Fox News, you'd have known that many of that crowd have been talking positively about her as a possible VP pick for months.

You're acting like they're all thinking "Who is this person and why did he pick her?", followed by "OMG! Guess we all have to get in line just to show unity...".


That's simply not the case. Billy Crystal (not that one) has been actively promoting her as his favorite choice to anyone who'd listen for at least 3 months that I know of. Just because most of you don't bother to listen or pay attention to what Conservatives actually think shouldn't be an excuse for making your own assumptions about their probable reactions to the Palin choice.

She's an unknown "out of the blue" choice to most people because most people get their news from Liberal biased sources which haven't exactly been doing any real and honest analysis of Conservative viewpoints. It's actually really interesting if you contrast say MSNBC and Fox. On Fox, you'll see Conservatives and Liberals duking it out on a panel. On MSNBC, you'll see Liberals arguing against other Liberals arguing what they think Conservatives believe. If you watch a panel on that station, you'll get a *very* skewed opinion of what Conservatives actually think and what arguments they actually use.

And, as you're probably figuring out, you'll get a very skewed opinion of how conservatives actually view Palin as a VP pick.

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That no one cares about your posts?

Excellent. That should save us all a good deal of time.

So much so that their political affiliations, views, goals and records are irrelevant? "Hmm, Hillary got beat on the Dem ticket, but now there's a broad running for VP on the Repubs!"

Once again, you've proven that you are incapable of agruing the point. When you're wrong...just take stabs at the guy who is right. That'll prove your worth to the left wing party. I'm sure Micheal Moore would be proud.

You keep talking about these "points" that no one will discuss with you.

What "points" are you talking about?

Lol... I spelled it that way deliberately Smash. More amusing I guess... ;)

The subtle "not that one" wasn't enough for ya. Suppose I'll need to be more obvious next time.

Noonan? Are you serious?


OMG! Someone who used to really Like Reagan and the Republicans, but who's become increasingly critical of them in recent years said something negative about a McCain pick? Shocker!

She's exactly one of the conservatives you choose as a Liberal host of a show to present the most negative spin of any Republican decision you can find while making it appear that you're "unbiased". Hence, why I repeatedly say that if you only watch the mainstream media, you're likely getting a very skewed view of what Conservatives really think.


That's funny. Really is. Beautiful timing too. Did you choose to give an example of what I was talking about, or was it accidental? Amazing!

The subtle "not that one" wasn't enough for ya. Suppose I'll need to be more obvious next time.

Oh sure, you were being funny. Well. I guess you can just say any false thing you want, right? If people believe you then you're good. If they don't, just say you were joking all along.

True story:

I played the Gbaji Contradicts Himself Drinking Game with my brother a few weeks ago. His funeral's on Friday.

You don't think someone who worked side by side with Reagan and Bush Sr. would be considered conservative? Coiner of the phrase "thousand points of light", etc. etc.?

WoW.

She's a speechwriter. Seriously. Do you actually think most speechwriters are that strong in terms of policy? They aren't. They just know how to put things down on paper in a way that makes the statements effective. DC is packed full of people who do PR work for one candidate or another, but don't have a clue or care about the actual positions involved.

Speaking of Palin:



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While she has a good point, anyone from Massachusetts knows one thing:

lolJane Swift. She was a clusterf*ck of a governor. Jesus, there might be another appropriate comparison--the inability to lead.