I am Sarah Palin’s husband!

jdpaz on September 4, 2008 at 2:10 PM

Well, one look at her stud husband and you know she’s just won the gay vote.

Since neither of them do, I’m going with Joseph Farah’s idea on this one. Here’s one reason.

Send_Me on September 4, 2008 at 5:52 PM

First, this was before Palin. I agree that neither McCain nor Obama was suitable. And I wasn’t going to vote for McCain if he chose another lefty. But he didn’t. Choosing Palin allows me to look beyond 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012 like he said. She’s a conservative, and seems to have the inclination to stare down a lot of the political silliness currently in the system. I still won’t vote for McCain, but I will vote for Palin.

(Memo to DKos…no need to start a diary. I was speaking metaphorically).

Since neither of them do, I’m going with Joseph Farah’s idea on this one. Here’s one reason. – Send_Me on September 4, 2008 at 5:52 PM

A new, very clever tactic, known in forensic debating circles as securing the rhetorical middle.

Who do you think fits your overall philosopy better…Obama/Biden or McCain/Palin? You only have two real choices.
Asher on September 4, 2008 at 4:50 PM

Since neither of them do, I’m going with Joseph Farah’s idea on this one. Here’s one reason.

This is her bio, not her political philosophy. Maybe some folks vote on bios, which is their call, but I don’t.

Send_Me on September 4, 2008 at 3:37 PM

She has a record…you could always check that before you vote. And her political philosophy seems pretty conservative/libertarian to me. I don’t need a laundry list of policy positions issue by issue…it’s pointless anyway.

Who do you think fits your overall philosopy better…Obama/Biden or McCain/Palin? You only have two real choices.

MadisonConservative on September 4, 2008 at 2:34 PM

Well done, Sir. Very well done. My hat is off to you.

Amanda Carpenter is HOT! I wonder if she will marry me and have tons of babies with me…?

ZoneDaiatlas on September 4, 2008 at 3:52 PM

No.

Take my word on that one.

That everyone connected to Sarah Palin is vastly different than the Obama cult. At least his cult members dare not say “I am The One”, “There could only be The One”.

We’re all Saracudas.
Akzed on September 4, 2008 at 2:02 PM

Just like “we’re all Georgians”, right? Speak for yourself. Not all of us are so quick to follow someone who has yet to lay out so many critical aspects of her political philosophy. Such things as say… illegal immigration, border security, McCain-Feingold, foreign policy, military affairs, welfare/entitlements, social security, role of government, relationship between state and federal governmental power, etc. These are all things about which she has not formed a public opinion. I don’t know about the rest of you, but these are important issues to me.
Having a son in the Army is not a policy stance. Being a hunter and owning firearms is not a policy stance. Having five kids, a baby with Downs Syndrome, a pregnant daughter and being a woman are not policy stances. This is her bio, not her political philosophy. Maybe some folks vote on bios, which is their call, but I don’t.

And thanks to Amanda for the great insight.

Good man, Mitt Romney.

petunia on September 4, 2008 at 3:04 PM

Petunia: Like you, I was a big Mitt supporter. I was initially very disappointed by the Palin pick but I do think now that she is the better pick for McCain; he seems genuinely happy and comfortable, probably more so that I’ve ever seen him.

Mitt has and will always be a success and he has lots of opportunities. I hope he remains visible on the national and/or international stage.

CyberCipher on September 4, 2008 at 3:02 PM
ManlyRash on September 4, 2008 at 3:07 PM

+1 Guys… thank God I didn’t have any soda left.

*eats*

I love Sarah Palin’s dog.

The best contrast I saw last night was that Republicans were not afraid to hold a legitimate roll call vote and there was no need to negotiate how delegates would vote.

Damiano on September 4, 2008 at 2:28 PM

Yes, Although Mitt was pretty lame last night… I think he should get alot of credit for the party unity.

He isn’t ever going to be President now and he knows it. I know there were some who wanted him to fight harder against McCain but he wouldn’t do it. Remember the calls for a brokered convention? If we were as divided as the Dems the election would be theirs for sure. The good of the country was more important.

Good man, Mitt Romney.

I am Sarah Palin’s dog.

You wish.

She has to portray killer confidence because she’s a woman, but she is not lying about the servant’s heart stuff.

I am by nature not given to unquestioned adoration of anyone. So I am hesitant to give over to my enthusiasm. But she really could be the one we’ve been looking for…not in a religous sense but there hasn’t been a clear heir apparent to the party leadership… she can learn from McCain… He would be a good teacher and McCain worked with Reagan. She just might be it. I am more hopeful about the party in a long time.

But I’m still with holding the right to bolt if necessary.

The worst comment to date about Sarah Palin comes from notorious RINO David Kuo, who calls her “Dan Quayle with mammaries.”…