Y se llama … Sarah Palin
El 9 de diciembre Sarah Palin fue entrevistada por la CTV de Canadá, con motivo de su aprobación final y puesta en marcha del mayor proyecto de construcción de una obra pública ejecutado por una empresa privada de la hist…

Gotta love that logic.

JTP was right, and right again. McCain may have been a hypocrite and even a liar, and certainly not my first choice for a presidential candidate, but he was miles better than the socialist scum sock puppet for the Cook County crowd that’s going to be boning us for the next 4 years.

As for those that say “never again”…don’t be foolish. Either you are a liberal that voted McCain because you can’t stand Obama, or you voted McCain as a republican. Who do you think you’re fooling? You’ll probably vote socialist next round no matter who is on the republican ticket anyway.

Trolls. Gotta hate em.

As far a Bush goes, would you rather have had Gore, Kerry, or the chosen one guiding us through the last two administrations?

N4646W on December 10, 2008 at 11:38 AM

Not only NO but HELL NO! Although if Kerry won in 2004 we would not have had Obama in 2009.

Hilts on December 10, 2008 at 11:04 AM

We all know that Mac was the lesser of two evils, thus anyone with a little intelligence would vote for him instead of the chosen one. As far a Bush goes, would you rather have had Gore, Kerry, or the chosen one guiding us through the last two administrations?

Anyone else feel a teensy bit sorry for Maverick? Yeah, he’s a squish, and yeah, he cynically milked JTP’s working-class credentials for everything they were worth, but the guy can’t even catch a break from people he’s made famous.

No I do not feel sorry for him and I despise squishy Establishment Republicans and that includes Bushbots.

malkin publishes her immigration pieces at the white nationalist website, vdare.com and is approvingly cited all over stormfront.

eh on December 9, 2008 at 6:38 PM

You are correct. I once emailed her in a very polite way telling her that I clicked on VDARE.com from her blog roll and found their anti Semitism and nativism to be disturbing and she wrote me back a nasty email. I never forgot that.

Ahh. We are listening to a sock-puppet.

pseudonominus on December 10, 2008 at 10:25 AM

no, brian preston banned that account for political speech. if you search back, i’ve been nothing but consistent.

McCain didn’t make him famous, Obama did.

McCain was the one who kept mentioning him at the last debate. This guy would have long since faded without that.

Exit question two: Anyone else feel a teensy bit sorry for Maverick? Yeah, he’s a squish, and yeah, he cynically milked JTP’s working-class credentials for everything they were worth, but the guy can’t even catch a break from people he’s made famous.

McCain didn’t make him famous, Obama did.

i used to post as jummy,

eh on December 9, 2008 at 9:39 PM

Ahh. We are listening to a sock-puppet.

Hawkins1701 on December 10, 2008 at 1:19 AM

*snort*

/wise-man

Hawkins1701 on December 10, 2008 at 1:19 AM

F*ck you.

Terrye on December 10, 2008 at 6:50 AM

You make a great point, I have to admit I was Switzerland on all of our candidates. I liked all of them but just wasn’t feeling the leader thing. I just figured it was me.

I don’t think that is fair. wiseman never said any of those things, but the truth is that a guy like Joe would have been more comfortable with someone like Huckabee, but those true conservatives out there did not like Huckabee either. Or Rudy. Or Romney. Or just about anyone. Next time come up with someone you can get behind and you might not have to complain about who you do get.

A lot of people in the midwest like Huckabee. He was very popular here in Indiana, he probably would have done pretty well here in a general election.

And as for most Americans not wanting the bail outs etc, 66 million people voted for Obama and he supported a lot more than some bail outs. I think this is a mistake that too many conservatives make, they think that most Americans agree with them on these issues but when it comes to vote we see an entirely different outcome.

Yet he had no problems with the populist Huckabee. go figure.

CaptainObvious on December 9, 2008 at 6:34 PM

He never had a chance to sit and talk with him. After that conversation, we probably would have punched him in the lip.

And any who didn’t like him as the nominee are NOT FIT FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY????!!!!!!

DOESN’T HE KNOW????!!!!!!!

/wise-man

Exit question two: Anyone else feel a teensy bit sorry for Maverick?

Let me think…nope, sorry, I’m not feelin’ it.