Now Mccain sent a team to alaska to vet palin

She has you libs so fucking scared it's cracking me up !

I'm shaking in my boots

Tony, I'm bringing a grammar school English textbook to The Atlanta Forum with me and bopping you over the head with it, if you don't practice writing "would've" instead of "would of".

You are really going to vote for someone that was a member of a party that wanted to succeed Alaska from the US for two years? Do you really think all of the partisan bullshit aside this is good for your country?

Jim, that's me my grammar sucks. You seem cool but if you dont like to read it please put me on ignore.

My head just exploded.

secede

Main Entry:
se·cede Listen to the pronunciation of secede
Pronunciation:
\si-ˈsēd\
Function:
intransitive verb
Inflected Form(s):
se·ced·ed; se·ced·ing
Etymology:
Latin secedere, from sed-, se- apart (from sed, se without) + cedere to go ? more at suicide
Date:
1749

: to withdraw from an organization (as a religious communion or political party or federation)
? se·ced·er noun

please see the above thread.

I have as much use for the ignore function as I do for misspellings. You are not too old to learn, my man. I learn something every day, from editing to html to video encoding and a lot of other subjects.

Jim once again I dont know you and I respect your work but you are being rude.

I didn't realize it was rude. I usually appreciate it when someone points out something small and easily fixed for me, like the messed up bit of code a webmaster brought to my attention that I had on one of my Wordpress blogs until a few hours ago. Carry on then...

I'm working on my grammar and having a hard time with it which Im finding baffling considering Im very well read.You coming in here correcting my grammar wasn't helpful it just embarrassed me.

one baddog is enough.... thanks for the effort though....

Oh, sorry man, I never really thought someone would take it seriously here on GFY.

then why did you go out of your way to point it out to him?

(not once, but twice)

Well, here on GFY I more expected the reply to be along the lines of "I like misspelling and I am going to be purposefully doing it more often", not a guy making an earnest effort. That answer totally disarmed me, so I'll overlook it in the future.

i hear ya... tony is a good guy though...

Some white trash Piece of shit milf does not have us liberals scared.

We are just trying to figure out if McCain is trying to sell himself as a Hugh Hefner wannabee while running for the White House.
His wife was a former model/beauty queen herself and now this, psycho soccer mom from Alaska that has an abuse of power investigation going on with her and an underage daughter that is pregnant...

And thats just the tip of the iceberg...

Us liberals really do not know where to start with this...
Infact we are quite speechless.

McCaine and the Milf...
Might make a good porno.

THe VETTING is a DAY LATE and a DOLLAR SHORT

ABC reports:McCAIN'S VP is about to DROP a bomb on the COUNTRY 1st SLOGAN
Members of 'Fringe' Alaskan Independence Party Say Palin Was a Member in 90s

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpu...s-of-frin.html

September 01, 2008 6:52 PM

The campaign of Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., likes to herald the independence of its new running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.

Officials of the Alaskan Independence Party say that Palin was once so independent, she was once a member of their party, which, since the 1970s, has been pushing for a legal vote for Alaskans to decide whether or not residents of the 49th state can secede from the United States.

And while McCain's motto -- as seen in a new TV ad -- is "Country First," the AIP's motto is the exact opposite -- "Alaska First -- Alaska Always."

Lynette Clark, the chairman of the AIP, tells ABC News that Palin and her husband Todd were members in 1994, even attending the 1994 statewide convention in Wasilla. Clark was AIP secretary at the time.

"We are a state's rights party," says Clark, a self-employed goldminer. The AIP has "a plank that challenges the legality of the Alaskan statehood vote as illegal and in violation of United Nations charter and international law."

She says it's not accurate to describe the party as secessionist -- they just want a vote, she says, adding that the members of the AIP hold different opinions on what Alaska should be.

"My own separate opinion as an individual is that we should be an independent nation," Clark says. Others in the AIP "believe that being a commonwealth would be a good avenue to follow." Some advocate statehood -- but a fuller statehood than exists now.

She doesn't know what Palin's position was.

"It never came up in conversation," Clark recalls. "But when she joined the party, our platform was right under her nose."

Clark says that Palin left the party and became a Republican in 1996, when she first ran for mayor of Wasilla.

The McCain-Palin campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The AIP platform states that the purpose of the party is to "seek the complete repatriation of the public lands, held by the federal government, to the state and people of Alaska in conformance with Article 1, Section 8, Clause 17, of the federal constitution ... To prohibit all bureaucratic regulations and judicial rulings purporting to have the effect of law, except that which shall be approved by the elected legislature ... To support the privatization of government services ...?

Walter Hickel, a former Republican governor, was elected to the governorship in 1990 as an AIP member -- the third-largest party in Alaska -- with a plurality vote of 38.8%. A Seattle Post-Intelligencer story that year said that "Hickel is running with the Alaska Independence Party, a fringe group advocating that the 49th state declare itself a sovereign nation. But he's not a separatist; he's an opportunist: the Independence Party was the only 11th-hour ticket to the general election."

Hickel returned to the Republican Party in 1994; he endorsed Palin in her gubernatorial run in 2006. Subsequent AIP gubernatorial candidates did not fare as well as did Hickel, garnering less than 2 percent of the vote.

Earlier this year, Palin sent a video message to the AIP for its annual convention, where AIP vice chair George Clark told the small crowd that Palin "was an AIP member before she got the job as a mayor of a small town ?- that was a non-partisan job. But you get along to go along -? she eventually joined the Republican Party, where she had all kinds of problems with their ethics, and well, I won?t go into that. She also had about an 80 percent approval rating, and is pretty well sympathetic to her former membership."

Lynette Clark says that Palin is "a fine individual. She's forthright and she puts Alaska first."

She is not a fan of McCain.

"I can't understand why in God's name she has aligned herself with a candidate who opposes the development of our republic and Alaska's resource wealth," Clark says.

You're fucking scared and you know she whips up the right wing like nothing since Reagan.

The more you attack her the more the right wing bible thumpers will rally and turn out to vote !

damm.... that pic gave me a boner .....

No one is scared. Believe me.

PLEASE DO THAT.

I wouldn't go that far. Reagan was a different beast who excited a ton of moderates too.

Bible thumpers would rally and turn out to vote for a squirrel if it said R next to its name. Republicans fall in line and do as they are told, it's why they win so many fucking elections.

I have yet to drink either parties kool aid but WTF? Why would anyone be scared of her. She may reach well to the small core group of right wing bible crazy wacko's, but where the fuck else could they go?

I also know that at least some of them bible thumping, god first family second type people who seriously go all out for nearly every religious issue most of us make fun of are having a few issues with her. Sure they love the anti abortion stance, hell yes on creationism, fuck ya on no sex ed., and so forth. They are still just sort of choking on having the daughter in public light and it put forth as acceptable behavior. Of course keeping the child is a no brainer for them, the idea though of having her as almost a role model is just a big ass red light.

Only damn reason I can even say what I did in the paragraph above is because my wife's aunt is that far gone. Pure 100% born again religious wackjob. Church for her is not something for just Sundays, it is something you attend 3-4 times a week. I hate spending every other Christmas down there with them. Back on subject though, that is her thoughts on the matter. She is going to pray for some answers but at this time she feels god does not want her to support this woman.

She whips up the Christian right for sure. They love her. She is one of theirs. That said, can she help McCain win independent voters is the question. Will many of the independents see her as a good person who has a family and they can connect with or will they see her a white trash with money. See has a husband with a DWI, an underage knocked up daughter and a love of guns. She is a redneck through and through and it remains to be seen how the moderate independents take to her.

Admit it. McCain jumped the gun and made a decision without knowing what the hell he was doing. That's the kind of President he'll be too.

http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/09/.../02vetting.php