Sarah Palin

[Talvenada]

What do all of you think about her?

Do you feel she has been unfairly attacked?

Do you feel she would be a worse president than Bush 43?

Do you feel her intellectual qualities are ignored?

Do you feel she is smarter than Obama?

Do you Megan McCain likes her or is a RINO traitor?

Obama gets a thread for Conse 'Pubs to attack ad nauseum,

and this thread will equal out that equation.

[smc]

If the question is about her politics, shouldn't the poll choices be about whether you agree or disagree? This "love" and "like" and "hate" stuff is useless. (Not that I think there's any value to these sorts of polls here, either, but I'm just sayin' ... IMHO)

[franalexes]

"ditto"

[jimnaseum]

Before the special Massachusetts election, I would have responded with some lame joke here, but now I just stare in dumbfounded disbelief......

[smc]

Originally Posted by jimnaseum

Before the special Massachusetts election, I would have responded with some lame joke here, but now I just stare in dumbfounded disbelief......

I haven't posted this in the Coakley/Brown thread because the discussion there is truly inane, in my opinion, but I'd just like to point out one thing (and I write this while not supporting either Obama or Palin or Coakley or Brown):

I live in Massachusetts. People in the know in Massachusetts understand that Scott Brown did not win because Massachusetts voters turned to a Republican. He won because Massachusetts voters abstained. Look at these results.

In 2008, Obama won 1.9 million votes to McCain's 1.1 million in Massachusetts.

In 2010, Coakley won 1.05 million votes to Brown's 1.16 million.

In other words, Brown essentially won all the votes McCain got (okay, a very few more), and 850,000 people who are fed up with the broken promises of Obama stayed home instead of putting his candidate Coakley in the Senate.

That explains how an overwhelming majority of Massachusetts citizens can support the public option in healthcare and Brown still wins. It is the only explanation. People stayed home because they just don't see the point.

[merelypink]

she is a idiot!!

[randolph]

Oh dear, now we are going to have a discussion on Palin. Read the reviews of her performance at the Tea party get together. Granted, she is good looking, a bit sexy and a pretty good speaker. However, how many are going to buy into her hate filled rhetoric. She appeals to a minority of Americans who are poorly educated, frustrated and bigoted. The Republican party can do better than that if it wants to survive. The majority of Americans are optimistic and want a better life in a better country. She is the opposite of Reagan who soothed nerves and made many Americans feel better.

[Talvenada]

Originally Posted by smc

If the question is about her politics, shouldn't the poll choices be about whether you agree or disagree? This "love" and "like" and "hate" stuff is useless. (Not that I think there's any value to these sorts of polls here, either, but I'm just sayin' ... IMHO)

SMC:

She hasn't decided whether she's in politics or not, and she's a Fox talking head. She left politics for the money, and even stated that running for president had to be good for her family, when being governor wasn't.


TAL

[jimnaseum]

I think the big story will be if the Palin-ites and the Republican Party unite, which both sides want, but both sides want to be in charge. MEOW!

Chris Wallace- "You don't really think Obama will attack Iran, do you?"
Sarah Palin- "Well, ....he might"

I see a stormy romance ahead!

[sammyjob]

Originally Posted by Talvenada

SMC:

She hasn't decided whether she's in politics or not, and she's a Fox talking head. She left politics for the money, and even stated that running for president had to be good for her family, when being governor wasn't.


TAL

Why should Palin be the only one who declares already that she is interested in running for president in 2012? She has said she will run if she thinks that is the best thing to do at the time.
Unless she is lying, she did not leave politics for the money, unless you mean for the money that she (and Alaska) stand to lose by paying legal fees for the many nuisance suits that threatened to grind her administration to a halt.

[smc]

Originally Posted by Talvenada

SMC:

She hasn't decided whether she's in politics or not, and she's a Fox talking head. She left politics for the money, and even stated that running for president had to be good for her family, when being governor wasn't.


TAL

Bottom line: I just don't care. Sorry.

[franalexes]

A political discussion in a porno forum. Now that's insane!

[ZincDink]

What do all of you think about her?
She's encouraging wrong-thinking Americans. Supporter sez, "See, that down-to-earth, confident person agrees with me I MUST be right!".

Do you feel she has been unfairly attacked?
Yes. Many of the attacks are clumsy, rude and/or false. She should be discussed, debated and called out but not attacked willy-nilly.

Do you feel she would be a worse president than Bush 43?

Yes, although this would depend on her advisors since she's likely to be heavily influenced by them.

Do you feel her intellectual qualities are ignored?
She is of average ability. Not good enough to be president.

Do you feel she is smarter than Obama?
Fuck no. And she knows less. That said, she could stumble onto some right answers.

Do you Megan McCain likes her or is a RINO traitor?
??

[ZincDink]

Now, if she turned out to have a dick, I'd consider spending some non-political time with her.

Let's start a rumor about her birth certificate. Born in U.S. but her sex was marked incorrectly.

[ZincDink]

Last statment: What do you think she'd think of the good folks on this board?

[Talvenada]

Originally Posted by sammyjob

Why should Palin be the only one who declares already that she is interested in running for president in 2012? She has said she will run if she thinks that is the best thing to do at the time.
Unless she is lying, she did not leave politics for the money, unless you mean for the money that she (and Alaska) stand to lose by paying legal fees for the many nuisance suits that threatened to grind her administration to a halt.

SAMMY:

Right now, she is not running for anything at all, and 3 years is not tomorrow. If you want to talk about her politics, go ahead.

Do you want her in The WH?

This board does offer general discussion for now: baseball, football, hockey, etc. too.

TAL

[ila]

Originally Posted by ZincDink

Now, if she turned out to have a dick, I'd consider spending some non-political time with her.

Let's start a rumor about her birth certificate. Born in U.S. but her sex was marked incorrectly.

This made my day. I really needed a good laugh and you provided it.

(best post I've seen on any site on the internet)

[randolph]

Originally Posted by franalexes

A political discussion in a porno forum. Now that's insane!

politics and sucking dicks
it's all about turning tricks
some money here
some money there
porn to cum
politics to fuck
we are all in it
without much luck

[TracyCoxx]

Originally Posted by franalexes

A political discussion in a porno forum. Now that's insane!

I like politics mixed with porn.

[TracyCoxx]

Originally Posted by ZincDink

Now, if she turned out to have a dick, I'd consider spending some non-political time with her.

See above

[ila]

When I listen to Sarah talking I find it hard to believe that she attended an institute of higher learning. I really have to wonder if she was paying attention at said institute. Sarah does sound to me like she is a sincere person, but she too often is out of her depths.

As for looks, Sarah is a very beautiful woman. Unfortunately it takes more than good looks to run a country effectively.

I think the Republican party would be in a great deal of trouble if Sarah is chosen as the party's candidate in the next presidential election.

[transjen]

Sarah is one of those people that you either think she's the greatest and you love her or you think she's the biggest nutjob on the earth and you hate her, no middle ground you're on one of the two sides as there is no middle ground on this nut job

Jerseygirl Jen

[shadows]

Originally Posted by transjen

Sarah is one of those people that you either think she's the greatest and you love her or you think she's the biggest nutjob on the earth and you hate her, no middle ground you're on one of the two sides as there is no middle ground on this nut job

Jerseygirl Jen

I wonder what side you are on Jennifer?

[SluttyShemaleAnna]

Originally Posted by Talvenada

Do you feel she is smarter than Obama?

LOL! She is barely smarter than a bacon sandwich.

[smc]

Originally Posted by SluttyShemaleAnna

LOL! She is barely smarter than a bacon sandwich.

That is an insult to bacon sandwiches everywhere!

[SluttyShemaleAnna]

Originally Posted by smc

That is an insult to bacon sandwiches everywhere!

You are right, she only appears smarter cos a bacon sandwich had no hands to write notes on.

[smc]

Originally Posted by SluttyShemaleAnna

You are right, she only appears smarter cos a bacon sandwich had no hands to write notes on.

Plus, the main ingredient of a a bacon sandwich begins as a sentient being with a brain. Sarah Palin, not so much ...

[Talvenada]

Originally Posted by ila

When I listen to Sarah talking I find it hard to believe that she attended an institute of higher learning. I really have to wonder if she was paying attention at said institute. Sarah does sound to me like she is a sincere person, but she too often is out of her depths.

As for looks, Sarah is a very beautiful woman. Unfortunately it takes more than good looks to run a country effectively.

I think the Republican party would be in a great deal of trouble if Sarah is chosen as the party's candidate in the next presidential election.

ILA:

She looks better from a distance, and the closer you get the warts are big and many.

TAL

[randolph]

From futanari Obsession.

Tina Fey is best known for her Sarah Palin impersonations on Saturday Night Live and Sarah Palin is best know for being a moron. But what if Sarah Palin got the chance to fuck Tina Fey back for all the times Tina made fun of her on SNL? Well that?s exactly what Kinky Jimmy thought too when he drew this awesome parody. I will go on record and say that I think both Sarah Palin and Tina Fey are hot as shit. They both have that nerdy MILF vibe going on and you know they are freaks in the sack so seeing them as shemales only makes me want them more. Maybe there is an alternate universe where this is a reality and I can figure out a way to cross over to that dimension? I gotta stop watching so much Fringe.

Palin gets her revenge but Tina cums along.

[The Conquistador]

Originally Posted by randolph

She is extremely aggressive and makes a lot of effort to look sexy. Sort of like Ann Coulter, right?

Like this? The sexiest thing in the world is a woman with a gun. Even sexier is a tranny with a gun. See:http://forum.transladyboy.com/showth...208#post110208

If Sarah Palin and Ann Coulter had cocks, I would like to join in that threesome!

[The Conquistador]

Oh yeah, Sarah Palin is an idiot. She will never make prez.

Oh yeah, Meghan McCain is fine as fuck!

[smc]

Originally Posted by TheAngryPostman

Oh yeah, Sarah Palin is an idiot. She will never make prez.

Not intending to start a whole new discussion, and without mentioning any specific names, I must ask: when did being an idiot keep someone from becoming president?

[The Conquistador]

Originally Posted by smc

Not intending to start a whole new discussion, and without mentioning any specific names, I must ask: when did being an idiot keep someone from becoming president?

When they lack unrivaled popularity. Sarah Palin won't have the favoritism of the masses in the same way that Zero did.

[smc]

Originally Posted by TheAngryPostman

When they lack unrivaled popularity. Sarah Palin won't have the favoritism of the masses in the same way that Zero did.

Well, there's the type who is idiotic in what he does, the type idiotic in what he says (or his inability to speak in English), and the type who encompasses all realms of idiocy.

In his 1857 inaugural speech, James Buchanan said that slavery was "of little practical importance." After all, he noted, the Supreme Court was about to settle the matter -- which it did two days later, with the Dred Scott decision. Now that's idiocy of the first rank.

Of course, Sarah Palin doesn't know what the Dred Scott decision was, and she probably can't tell Pat Buchanan and James Buchanan apart.

[The Conquistador]

I would gladly impregnate Sarah Palin and her daughter in a raunchy threesome. The only condition would be that I would name the resulting children.

Who the hell names their kids "Trip" and "Trig"? You have just ruined that kids life by naming him/her a weird ass name that sounds retarded. Not to go off in a different direction, but I hate people who name their kids something like "Aiden" or "Brayden" or some weird ass spelling of a name with a "y" in it.

[Talvenada]

Originally Posted by TheAngryPostman

I would gladly impregnate Sarah Palin and her daughter in a raunchy threesome. The only condition would be that I would name the resulting children.

Who the hell names their kids "Trip" and "Trig"? You have just ruined that kids life by naming him/her a weird ass name that sounds retarded. Not to go off in a different direction, but I hate people who name their kids something like "Aiden" or "Brayden" or some weird ass spelling of a name with a "y" in it.

ANGRY:

Trik, Trib, Trif, Tric, Tris, Tril, Trim, Trio, Triq, Trit, Triv, Triz, and Trix are still available for the resulting masses.


TAL

[Talvenada]

46% of her party say she is qualified for president!!!

As Fox would say, that's what most Americans think.

[randolph]

Originally Posted by Talvenada

46% of her party say she is qualified for president!!!

As Fox would say, that's what most Americans think.

Not surprising, they voted for and reelected her male analog.

[shadows]

Originally Posted by aw9725

I could see Canada from my house!

So can I.

[schiff]

I can't stand her. She makes me very sad to be registered as a Republican, and furthermore a critically-thinking human being. I don't know much about her and I don't really care to, much the same as any other celebrity. She has yet to say anything that is of political or philosophical worth and I doubt she ever will. So until then, I'll continue to consider Sarah Palin to be a nuisance.

[Jenae LaTorque]

As far as this poll goes, I like her. Would I vote for her for prez? I doubt it. But then it would have to depend on who the opposition was. Ronald McDonald? Hmmmm, that would be a toughie.

Compared to Geraldine Ferraro or Elizabeth Dole; Sarah Palin is a bubblehead.

[smc]

The lastest edition of The Boston Phoenix, our weekly "alternative" newspaper here, has an editorial that begins with something worth sharing in this thread, because it made me laugh out loud.

"If Sarah Palin were to smoke a joint while piloting a flying saucer to Cuba, evidence suggests that more than one third of America would approve."

Now that's a great image (see below for the actual image that accompanies the piece in print). The editorial goes on to explain:

"That's not because Palin is especially popular. She isn't. Last month, 71 percent of Americans surveyed for a CBS News poll said they did not want to see Palin run for president and 41 percent said that they had a negative opinion of her. Only 26 percent viewed her positively.

"Given all of Palin's ink and tube time, that is pretty sketchy. But the fact of the matter is that more Americans favor legalizing marijuana (41 percent) than favor Palin.

"More Americans have a favorable view of Cuba (38 percent) than of Palin.

"And more Americans believe in UFOs (34 percent) than think Palin should sit in the Oval Office."

And to put that in the Palin context:

"Professional politicans and news executives consider legalizing pot and normalizing relations with Cuba to be marginal issues (Nobody has ever accused the political class -- or the corporate monopolies that control mainstream media -- of being forward looking. As for negotiating with beings from outer space, we'll leave that to the tea partiers to sort out.) Yet these marginal issues enjoy an average favorability of 38 percent, making them 12 points more popular than Palin.

"Does that mean Palin should fire up a bone, hop into her spaceship, and hightail it to Havana? One can only dream. Sarah in the sky toking away would at least be newsworthy. Talk about woman bites dog."

The editorial's real thrust -- in case you're interested -- is about "TV's conservative bias" (that's the headline from the Phoenix). I won't go any further than that, because I don't want to spark a secondary discussion. I just thought my forum friends would enjoy this bit of the editorial.

[randolph]

Hilarious and an interesting comparison of ratings. Spacey indeed!

[jdawg]

She's really hot. Other than that, she doesn't have much going for her.

[smc]

For a change, some good news on the Sarah Palin front. I just read on the news crawl across the bottom of my TV that Tina Fey has announced tentative plans to reprise her Sarah Palin imitation on "Saturday Night Live"!

Worth watchin' for? You betcha!

[shadows]

Originally Posted by smc

For a change, some good news on the Sarah Palin front. I just read on the news crawl across the bottom of my TV that Tina Fey has announced tentative plans to reprise her Sarah Palin imitation on "Saturday Night Live"!

Worth watchin' for? You betcha!

I was actually going to mention that as well when I had first read about that(but forgot). That should be good stuff! I also heard that Sarah Palin would be game to be on SNL again if they wanted her.

[smc]

Originally Posted by shadows

I also heard that Sarah Palin would be game to be on SNL again if they wanted her.

I find that hard to believe, but I think I read about it on her hand.

[scruffee]

i loove her.. shes hot

[CreativeMind]

Originally Posted by smc

"That's not because Palin is especially popular. She isn't. Last month, 71 percent of Americans surveyed for a CBS News poll said they did not want to see Palin run for president and 41 percent said that they had a negative opinion of her. Only 26 percent viewed her positively.

"Given all of Palin's ink and tube time, that is pretty sketchy. But the fact of the matter is that more Americans favor legalizing marijuana (41 percent) than favor Palin.

"More Americans have a favorable view of Cuba (38 percent) than of Palin.

"And more Americans believe in UFOs (34 percent) than think Palin should sit in the Oval Office."

Except as you stated at the beginning, the article comes from an "alternative" paper, which will clearly have a political leaning (most likely Left). And I find it interesting that they quote poll numbers, but in the excerpts you supplied it's never stated WHERE they actually came from or how legitimate they are.

So, let's look at actual numbers from a reputable source. As of today, here's what America is REALLY thinking and feeling, courtesy of Gallup...

Obama has a 50% approval rating -- meaning the country is literally split right down the middle. Half of us like him, half of us hate him.

The bad news for Obama and the Democrates? Overall, the current rate of national unemployment and/or under-employed is 19.7%. That means a staggering 1 out 5 Americans need jobs.

Equally bad: 45% of Americans consider economic conditions "poor", while only 9% rate it good. But the biggest blow of all is that 56% -- a clear majority -- say economic conditions are STILL getting WORSE.

Based on a Feb 1-3 poll, currently 44% of Americans would vote to reelect Obama, while 42% -- essentially a statistical tie -- now say they'd vote for ANY Republican candidate, even unnamed at this time, just to unseat Obama.

As with the last election, Independents are the key. But right now, Obama has his work cut out for them. Independents are the fastest growing political affiliation in the country. However, Independents would now prefer a Republican in the Oval Office over Obama, by a 45% to 31% spread.

So, what does this mean for Palin?
Actually, it means she's creeping up, as this LA TIMES article notes...

Not that it matters politically because obviously she's a female Republican dunce
and he's obviously a male Democratic genius.

But Sarah Palin's poll numbers are strengthening.
And President Obama's are sliding.
Guess what? They're about to meet in the 40s.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/wash...ers-are-c.html

[smc]

Originally Posted by CreativeMind

Except as you stated at the beginning, the article comes from an "alternative" paper, which will clearly have a political leaning (most likely Left). And I find it interesting that they quote poll numbers, but in the excerpts you supplied it's never stated WHERE they actually came from or how legitimate they are.

So, let's look at actual numbers from a reputable source. As of today, here's what America is REALLY thinking and feeling, courtesy of Gallup...

Obama has a 50% approval rating -- meaning the country is literally split right down the middle. Half of us like him, half of us hate him.

The bad news for Obama and the Democrates? Overall, the current rate of national unemployment and/or under-employed is 19.7%. That means a staggering 1 out 5 Americans need jobs.

Equally bad: 45% of Americans consider economic conditions "poor", while only 9% rate it good. But the biggest blow of all is that 56% -- a clear majority -- say economic conditions are STILL getting WORSE.

Based on a Feb 1-3 poll, currently 44% of Americans would vote to reelect Obama, while 42% -- essentially a statistical tie -- now say they'd vote for ANY Republican candidate, even unnamed at this time, just to unseat Obama.

As with the last election, Independents are the key. But right now, Obama has his work cut out for them. Independents are the fastest growing political affiliation in the country. However, Independents would now prefer a Republican in the Oval Office over Obama, by a 45% to 31% spread.

So, what does this mean for Palin?
Actually, it means she's creeping up, as this LA TIMES article notes...

Not that it matters politically because obviously she's a female Republican dunce
and he's obviously a male Democratic genius.

But Sarah Palin's poll numbers are strengthening.
And President Obama's are sliding.
Guess what? They're about to meet in the 40s.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/wash...ers-are-c.html

Just so there's no confusion, which could be inadvertently sown by your posting CreativeMind, my posting of the editorial from the Boston Phoenix should in no way be construed as my agreement or disagreement with the points it made. I thought it was interesting and humorous and simply wanted to share.