Isn't it interesting that the governor, obsessed initially with ousting a man from his job in Alaska, is now obsessed with ousting Obama from the victory he seems poised to achieve? Obsessed. There seems little doubt that both Palin and mcCain have become obsessed with Obama. Obsessed with carrying on a Vendetta against him. Obsessed with seizing the presidency by any means possible, to the extent of destroying their own party and all hope for unity within the nation. Obsessed enough to engage in hate speech and inciting of supporters at rallies against a candidate for high office.
"You'd call that an obsession," Monegan stated, when describing the countless phone calls and surrogates who tried to influence his work as commissioner and ultimately ensured his own fall from government. A good man, by all descriptions, who refused to bow to the governor's will. And a governor whose mixing of politics and a personal feud were so unseemly that her own party in the State legislature voted for an independent investigation of this matter.
And this is the woman mcShame asserts is the "best person" for his running mate, the "best person" in his judgment to take over should he be elected and be unable to carry out presidential duties.
A woman "obsessed" enough to carry out a Vendetta against a former brother-in-law - and to do so using her powers as governor. This is the woman chosen by the republican nominee for vice-president? Trophy Vice. And her equally obsessed Partner and Soulmate in Lying, Hypocrisy, and Vendettas.
"You'd call that an obsession," said Walt Monegan about his governor's behavior.
I'd call it a disgrace!
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That SC upheld the superior court which had already told them where to go.
And even Todd has given detailed answers to questions -- under subpoena he had attempted CRIMINALLY to ignore -- about the extensive efforts to get Wooten fired.
And it seems Sarah "Saris is About Sarah" Palin is in disagreement with him on a detail or two. Good sign when two criminal racketeers -- consirators -- disagree, and are self-justifiers who will go public with their incriminating cross-self-justifications.
Palin is near final success in having destroyed her own political career. They aren't going to make excuses for her in Alaska after what she has shown herself to be.
Now that I see how wicked she is on the stump, I am enraged! I really want to see her comeupance tomorrow. I can't stand her. She bugs me much more than McCain - probably because McCain has some substance while she has ZERO.
Somehow this quote seems strangely appropo...
These people are running for office -- at the national level, spending hundreds of millions of dollars of raised money to do so.
I'd certainly want a candidate that I invested in to work that hard. Do I approve of the dangerous rabble-rousing tactics? No, of course not. But I don't think "obsession" applies there. They are out to crush the opposing party. Obama just happens to be heading it.
They might be obsessed with winning. But both sides are.
I'd much prefer to highlight Palin's inability to deal with energy facts:
http://tinyurl.com/4zvxqm
(Hot off the press this morning....)
Words matter. And sometimes a word goes to the heart of the matter.
This troopergate business is ancillary to her public policies, which she has swallowed whole after they were injected down her throat by McCain operatives, one after the other in serial fashion--and her policies, which are McCain's-are simply bad policies. But, beyond the process of policy formation--which for Palin seems to be the firehose down the throat approach--those are the McCain campaigns words, by the way--you have to have a sense of how a candidates psychological makeup and character might shape their behavior when something unexpected turns up. As soon as she was in a position of power, she turned it on her brother in law--who had pissed her off. I can definitely see her saying something like: 'Leave the gun. Take the Canolis.'
I would. It's one of the reasons that I didn't vote for her; it seemed that she would do anything to get elected, even that "shot at in Bosnia" crap.Humans are funny that way. In one context a set of actions is considered okay, in another horrible. Depends on where your emotional state is, I guess.
By the way, I would also. Both sets of parties that Obama had to run against were surprisingly viscious and mean-spirited...
Palin is vacuous ideologue, and I'm damned glad McCain selected her as his running mate.
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