HOLY Fn shit ( scared )

BUFFALO
BUFFALO Posts: 760
edited October 2008 in A Moving Train
now lets just say somehow McCain gets elected and for whatever reason he should not be able to run the country .... PALIN would be running this country .... wow .... thats fuckin scary ... PALIN aghhhhhhhhh.
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  • chopitdown
    chopitdown Posts: 2,222
    BUFFALO wrote:
    now lets just say somehow McCain gets elected and for whatever reason he should not be able to run the country .... PALIN would be running this country .... wow .... thats fuckin scary ... PALIN aghhhhhhhhh.

    and thus the republicans can do what the dems couldn't...give us a woman president.
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  • know1
    know1 Posts: 6,801
    Bush is running it now. Is Palin really all that scary when you consider that?

    But actually, after watching them debate last nigh, I think I'd rather have her as President. At least she isn't quite as institutionalized as those two drones.
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  • chromiam
    chromiam Posts: 4,114
    I thought only one side used fearmongering to forward their political aspirations.....
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  • QuestionAuthority
    QuestionAuthority Idaho Posts: 327
    chopitdown wrote:
    and thus the republicans can do what the dems couldn't...give us a woman president.


    If that is the woman ~ don't want her.
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  • QuestionAuthority
    QuestionAuthority Idaho Posts: 327
    know1 wrote:
    Bush is running it now. Is Palin really all that scary when you consider that?

    But actually, after watching them debate last nigh, I think I'd rather have her as President. At least she isn't quite as institutionalized as those two drones.


    No.. she is not "institutionalized" ~ she is just an unethical moron who has no qualifications to be president. Great trade off!
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  • JD Sal
    JD Sal Posts: 790
    chromiam wrote:
    I thought only one side used fearmongering to forward their political aspirations.....

    Another fruitless partisan comment. Let's examine your statement anyway.

    McCain's state GOP Chair in Virginia, Jeffrey Frederick, gave talking points to 30 of his field-operatives heading out to canvass voters in Gainesville, Virginia, with a reporter present, telling them to try to forge a connection between Barack Obama and Osama bin Laden to emphasize bombings and terrorism. That is fearmongering.

    Now, according to his age and medical history, John McCain has about a 1 in 6 chance of surviving his 1st term as President. If something were to happen to him, then obviously Sarah Palin would become President, and that is an absolutely frightening idea. I don't think many could argue otherwise.

    Is this fearmongering? Hardly. How about it's a realistic scenario that voters should contemplate when making their decision this election.
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