Ohh Thanks :)

Rep. Lewis’s statement is clear about what he wanted to accomplish–that McCain’s campaign rallies not continue to incite the crowd to hatred with a prospect of creating social unrest and schism. That is a noble intervention and it is timely, McCain’s self-righteous indignation notwithstanding. Lewis simply stated the truth which many in the McCain camp (and some in the media) may not want to hear; but it is a statement of wisdom. He said: “George Wallace never threw a bomb. He never fired a gun, but he created the climate and the conditions that encouraged vicious attacks against innocent Americans who were simply trying to exercise their constitutional rights.” Lewis’s concern was about “creating an atmosphere of hatred.” He was not saying that McCain was doing many of the nasty things that Wallace did in his life. No objective observer would dispute the fact that hatred was being stirred at McCain-Palin rallies by words—words by some supporters and by the candidates themselves. In Western European democratic systems, McCain and Palin and Co. open themselves up for a charge of incitement to hatred. What would they say for their defense should any danger or harm result from the way they have been conducting this campaign? That is why Lewis warned that McCain and Palin and handlers are playing with fire! If harm should result it likely will lead toin unmentionable social rupture. No responsible citizen wants that!

1 – She is excellent comedy fodder for SNL and countless other commedians

2 – She will make the Republican party lose this election.

And just make it very clear that after being all for Palin John is all for whoever his pick is today, so that undecided voters can see how decisive he is in his well-researched decisions. Yes, I’m all for McCain dumping Palin.

I know true conservatives have to be mortified with Palin, but do they REALLY think there is any up side to dumping her at this point?

“The legislature reaffirms that each public officer holds office as a public trust, and any effort to benefit a personal or financial interest through official action is a violation of that trust.”

Is Palin BRAIN DAMAGED, DELUSIONAL or a PATHOLOGICAL LIAR? wtf!

Good luck, good luck? What on earth does that mean?

“Life is harder when you’re half-frozen.”

“The truth is, we just don’t worry about cops because there aren’t that many around.”

“Talking to trees beats talking to yourself.”

“Alaskans know that alcohol is a proven anti-freeze.”

“Some people claim our brains are frozen, but they’re looking at it from a refrigerator point-of-view.”

“There’s only one chance in fifty that you’ll get eaten by a grizzly bear.”

“Total isolation is something we’re going to have to get use to if we’re going to travel to other galaxies.”

“If you’re going to freeze to death, it’s better to do it while looking at great scenery.”

“There’s no one around to see you. You can get away with a lot of kinky stuff.”

“Bears and chipmunks don’t talk.”

“A person can go on a six-month binge and never get arrested.”

There are lots of others but these are some of the most quoted.

Here are the words! http://www.thinkverybig.com/We%20Must%20Change.htm

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/14/mccain-transition-chief-a_n_134595.html

Remember when we thought the GOP was toast after Watergate? Reagan came along less than six years later, bringing us the neocon era.

Honestly, no. I don’t remember thinking the GOP was toast. For one thing, the GOP wasn’t the evil empire then even if Nixon was the Devil. “Republicans” included people like Mark Hatfield, Edward Brooke, and Nelson Rockefeller.

Alas, she’ll be saying the GOP lost because Flippy McSpin isn’t radical enough, and didn’t use Bible Spice wisely, by Christmas. And she’ll probably be pinning the blame, for the imminent depression, on Sen. Obama before the inauguration.

lurker…IMHO #17 the funniest ( but that’s just me).

You must work in software.

She have self destructed the RNC since her nomination……
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Hey — the GOP was in tatters anyway (thanks to Bushco), and Sarah only finished the job. But the GOP will rise, phoenix-like, from the ashes again someday. How long it will take them pretty much depends on the Democrats.

Remember when we thought the GOP was toast after Watergate? Reagan came along less than six years later, bringing us the neocon era. Winning over the American people doesn’t stop once the election is done. Once the Democrats get the reins of power, it’s imperative they serve the country instead of themselves AND they need to make Americans aware of it. Otherwise, they will find themselves in the same unenviable position the GOP is in now.

But geez! If I was a Republican, I’d be embarrassed.

Being Republican means never having to be embarrassed.