Sarah Palin represents everything that I think is wrong with this country.
Her sarcastic, insult laden speech at the Republican convention sickened me,
and that was
her coming out party. She lost any respect that I had an open mind to at that
very
moment.
Her interviews with Katie Couric leave me speechless.
She advocates the senseless and violent killing of wolves.
She is a member of a church that thinks speaking in tongues is just fine.
She wants to see Roe vs. Wade overturned.
And you call all that a "fresh breath of common sense"
Unbelievable. And ignorant.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Sorry Gabby, nothing to do with herbs on the list.
> All the extreme partisans who have gone overboard defending and exulting
> their party's
platforms and candidates really need to take a deep breath of fresh air. To
think that this
most important of elections can come down to party politics is a shame and a
sin. The
most amazing thing about this polarized extremism is that is the part of peace
love and
understanding who are the radical hate spewing win at all costs while those
button down
conservatives are reeling from the past 8 years and have seemingly decided to
flow with
the times.
>
> I sit at my laptop and read and read and read, hoping to gain the needed info
> that will
sway my vote, I especially try to take in everything Obama has to say; sadly,
he hasn't
come close to convincing me that he can do anything besides read a speech and
act like a
rock star whereas I read the Republican hoopla and every now and then,
contrary to their
opponents, they bring up corruption and the need to stop accepting it, to fight
it, and
eliminate it.
>
> Until Sarah Palin was nominated there was nary a mention of the "C" word. So
> it took a
woman, a Mom, A PTA member, a Mayor, a Govenor, and her fresh breath of common
sense to tell America how she fought corruption.
>
> Those of us who have worked and played and lived in Asbury Park for more than
> a
couple of weeks know exactly how corruption can ruin a good thing. Give credit
where
credit is due and open up your eyes to both sides and then try to make a
learned decision.
Or, be like a hinge swinging back and forth, rusting over time, but never going
anywhere,,,,
>
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