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  • jimed14jimed14 Posts: 9,488
    Dude that was totally me on Tuesday night.

    .... that was the entire city of San Francisco Tuesday night. Even with the news on Prop 8.
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  • blondieblue227blondieblue227 Va, USA Posts: 4,509
    if the reps have her as a prez candidate in 2012, it will just further prove their vast disconnect with most of america.

    i agree.

    the rep party have lost touch. i think if they revamp they'll be just fine thou. don't loose what it means to be rep, just get with the times.
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  • AmentsChickAmentsChick Posts: 6,969
    jimed14 wrote:
    .... that was the entire city of San Francisco Tuesday night. Even with the news on Prop 8.
    ...and Prop D in San Diego.
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  • I've heard she's planning on sticking around for a while, and if McCain croaks it, she will most likely be head of the republican party. So it's quite likely she'll look to become president of the united states, but unless she does something drastic, she will never succeed.
  • there is nothing I want more than for Palin to be the Republican candidate for President in 2012. If that's the direction that comes out of the current implosion of the party, then the Senate and House of Representatives will become more blue, and the White House will remain blue for years to come...unless Dem's screw up royally.
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  • PJ_SalukiPJ_Saluki Posts: 1,006
    Gawd, I can't believe I'm about to type this: I miss her already.

    Maybe it's because I know she can't hurt us for at least four years. Maybe that's why I miss her headache-inducing sentences, her lack of general knowledge.

    Seriously, it's tough not to miss her.

    Who else would have the balls to straight up tell a debate moderator that they're not going to answer certain questions? Palin, that's who.

    Who else would wink at TV cameras? Who else was so damned ditzy that they couldn't answer seemingly simple questions without crash courses on subjects? Palin, that's who.

    Who would then stumble around coherent answers like a drunk on a ship deck in a storm at sea? You guessed it: Palin.

    She never got off message or talking points no matter how dumb it made her look.

    Palin brought countless hours of frustrating entertainment. Who could forget that feeling of anxiousness whenever she was on TV. What dumb thing will she say next?

    I miss Bill Maher slamming her every Friday. I miss Tina Fay making dumb sexy on a resurgent SNL.

    I'm addicted mentally, physically and, well, physically.

    My eyes wanted to jump out of my head; my fists wanted to punch her in the neck; my dick wanted to do painful things to her.

    But now she's gone like Santa Christ to the North Pole.

    I miss shopping sprees. I miss bigotry. I miss Trig, Track, Piper, Bristol, Sleepy, Doc and Zeppo.

    Oh no!

    I miss Palin.
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