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finds its difficult to follow what Sarah Palin is saying?

I am watching her speech, and I find that I have to really focus in order to follow what she is expressing. If I just look away for a moment, I have to backward calculate to decipher why she saying what she saying, and what is the flow of her expressions..

She's now on cnn..
Anyone understand what she's gabbering about?

[Emperah]

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she is a paid pc a distraction, nuttin more.

Nahbadda tink too hawd pan dat, yuh wi hurt yuhself

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: dahJahPawtTwo</div><div class="ubbcode-body">she is a paid pc a distraction, nuttin more.

Nahbadda tink too hawd pan dat, yuh wi hurt yuhself </div></div>

it guh suh bredren..
sad times doe, esp when dats whey the nex gen of leadership deh...
but as the spitzer hombre seh, shesaying something that a great deal of americans wanna hear..
and in this day of xtreme pc-ness, u can understand that she'd have a following.

[Peasie]

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Nah. It's not that bad. Palin is not the future of political leadership in the U.S. But what is evident is there is an appeal to the conservative underclass and that grassroots movements can get to something really big in no time - as a result of media technology.

Well, I may say this clumsily - so I hope it comes out right - that is the opening for other movements ... some very liberal and some even anarchist.

Just as how the GOP is pandering to the TeaPots , the DEM will pander to other left-of-center movements.

I think the message is that the two party system is not satisfactory.

[Magician]

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I think Palin is like the local madman that you watch from across the road.
You don't really want to watch her, but just curious to see what foofool ting she gwine seh next.

[johnnycakes]

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[
Just as how the GOP is pandering to the TeaPots , the DEM will pander to other left-of-center movements.

I think the message is that the two party system is not satisfactory. [/quote]


You have it right Peasie,

Any movement within the Democrat Party or which aligns itself in elections with the Democrat Party will, in the end, be co-opted by the Democrat Party.
This results in the main issues of those movements ALWAYS being shunted aside in order to maintain the status quo wanted by the people who really own and run the government.

This also applies to movements like the Tea Party which although it has legitimate gripes, has swung to the neanderthal right for solutions to those problems and those solutions would create problems for the Republican Party.
So the Republicans used the Tea Party people like Obama used the progressives and independents and the Tea Party people's enthusiasm for electoral politics will drop faster than a paralyzed falcon once they get a taste of the politics-as-usual that they will be forced into.

I never thought I would be able to say this but I actually believe Sarah Palin is too stupid to ever get elected even by an electorate who twice voted for George Bush the Lesser.

I just read this this morning:
Sarah Palin could not name the three countries that are in the NORTH AMERICAN Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)


HInt for Sarah: name any countries that you can think of that are in North America.
....HMMMMMM lemmee see.......North America.... is that the place next to the country of Africa? You betcha!

[R00TS]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: johnnycakes</div><div class="ubbcode-body">[
Just as how the GOP is pandering to the <span style="font-weight: bold"> TeaPots </span> , </div></div>
you coin that? funny

[johnnycakes]

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Not me.
It was Peasie that came up with &quot;TeaPots&quot;.