Comments on: Palin: U.S. could face another Great Depression

By: George

George — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 16:31:52 +0000

Gary aka dee said:”she has experence required”

She DOES??? Sorry but the Wassila town council ain’t no Congress. Likewise ‘governing’ a state with fewer citizens than Tulsa OK for not yet even one full term doesn’t cut it.

Could one Palin supporter please elaborae on her vast “experience” that qualifies her to be Preside/Comander in Chief? Pretty please.

“If she becomes commander in chief she will not readily go to war since she also has a son in the NG who is in harms way”

What drugs are you taking that could possibly cause such cognitive dissonance? Palin advocated the accession of Georgia and Ukraine into NATO, meaning that if attacked again in the future, the United States would be bound to go to war.

As for her son, Palin has already demonstrated her willingness to use her chldren as polital pawns – dragging her pregnant, unmarried teenaged daughter onto the national stage. Her water broke during a conference she was attending in Texas but she stayed and gave a 30-minute speech before boarding a plane and flying 3,000 miles home to deliver the baby. These sound like the actions of a woman who would definitely sacrifice her fambly for power – nevermind a mother concerned for the welfare of her soon-to-be-born child.

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 18:35:47 +0000

I think the economy needs to be left alone for reason that things are well out-of-control at the moment. This 700 Billion doesn’t guarantee that the economy will be fixed. Bush, Paulson, and the Fed. Reserve have been saying for the past few years that the economy is doing fine and look at it now. Why should we trust them that the bailout will help the economy? I think it’s just another way of giving the CEO’s big paychecks for the mess they caused “welfare checks to the CEO’s”

By: Alex

Alex — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 04:57:43 +0000

Did you see on TV what I call an ‘exorcism’ of witchcraft performed on Ms Palin by some African right wing minister?

This woman is an extremist religious freak who appeals the most to those who would turn America into a Christian version of Saudi Arabia.

And then, too late, she would find out that these ultra right wing Christians are little different then their Islamic counterparts re women.

It just shows how nutty, tragically so, that the repubs have become.

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 04:23:26 +0000

Vietnam = One word

I think even Sarah Palin would know that

that was joke

By: Opinionator

Opinionator — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 04:22:24 +0000

Because Palin can see the moon from Alaska, does that also make her an expert astronomer or cosmologist (though she may be a cosmetologist)?

Because Alaska has beaches and an ocean view, does that make her an expert oceanographer?

Because she uses a computer, does that make her a hardware or software engineer?

She sure blew the interview with Couric. What an airhead she showed herself to be! We do not need anymore evangelical airheads in Washington, the Senate or the White House. They have already ruined the U.S.

I fear they are trying to make the government fail so they can call a permanent state of emergency. They may be trying to hurry the North American Union and replacing the dollar with the Amero.

By: Gary aka dee

Gary aka dee — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 03:25:31 +0000

I like Sarah – she has experence required – More than Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter to name a couple – If she becomes commander in chief she will not readily go to war since she also has a son in the NG who is in harms way – More so than LBJs in-law during the Viet Nam conflict.

By: Sean

Sean — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 00:18:10 +0000

Never mind the economy. I will be in a Great Depression if Palin wins.

By: Roger RamJet

Roger RamJet — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:22:29 +0000

Jeez, this bimbo makes a bowl of Jello look smart.

(Jello and Jello Brand Products are exclusive tradmarks of the Jello Brand Company. Any resemblance between Sarah Palin and an actual Bowl of Jello is sheer coincidence)

By: Karen

Karen — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 15:33:37 +0000

It’s clear that Palin is WAY out of her league, even when you set aside all the reasons we should be crazy scared of her philosophies. It was unfair of McCain to bring her forward as the best candidate for the VP job when she’s not even barely qualified, much less the most qualified. It’s sexist for them to assume she could get by on looks and charm, and thin “bridge to nowhere killer” credentials. It’s sexist, as CNN’s Cambell Brown aptly pointed out, to protect her from the media. This is the person qualified to be president, but not qualified to take a few questions? Every time she does talk, she makes air-headed, broad brushed statements that mean nothing, and reveal little about how she will govern if McCain is elected and kicks the bucket. Clearly, they are hoping to run out the clock before red state Americans realize that this moose-killing scared-o-nuttin’ hockey mom is just that. And just that.