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no1marauder
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Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
Claiming to have opposed the Bridge to Nowhere in her acceptance speech?
Specifically,

Palin, 2006: "People across the nation struggle with the idea of building a bridge because they’ve been under these misperceptions about the bridge and the purpose,” said Palin, who described the link as the Ketchikan area’s potential for expansion and growth. … Palin said Alaska’s congressional delegation worked hard to obtain funding for the bridge as part of a package deal and that she “would not stand in the way of the progress toward that bridge.”

Palin also answered "yes" to an Anchorage Daily News poll question about whether she would continue to support state funding for the Gravina Island bridge if elected governor. "The window is now," she wrote, "while our congressional delegation is in a strong position to assist." It was only after she won the governorship that Palin shifted her position. And even then, it’s inaccurate to say that she “told the Congress ‘thanks, but no thanks.’” Palin accepted non-earmarked money from Congress that could have been used for the bridge if she so desired. That she opted to use it for other state transportation purposes doesn’t qualify as standing up to Congress.

http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/gop_convention_spin_part_ii.html

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Originally posted by no1marauder
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Palin, 2006: "People across the nation struggle with the idea of building a bridge because they’ve been under these misperceptions about the bridge and the purpose,” said Palin, who described the link as the Ketchikan area’s potential for expansion and growth. … Palin said Alaska’s congressional delegation worked hard to ...[text shortened]... Congress.


http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/gop_convention_spin_part_ii.html[/b]
Sounds like she changed her mind to me...Please point out the "lie", but first go to websters and get the definition of "lie".

Why don't you talk about Biden's Lie: “When the stock market crashed, Franklin Roosevelt got on the television and didn’t just talk about the princes of greed. He said, “look, here’s what happened.”

that is a flat out lie.

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Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
Please tell me why you admire this woman.
I admire her for the simple fact she was not bread for Government actually when she was growing up she had no intention at all of being a VP nominee.

I also like the fact that she is the closest thing to a real human being in Government.

Many say she has no experience for the role, I say nonsence she has real life experience as being a housewife, mother and bread winner. She can relate to the people.

Now about the lying on the bridge to nowhere, well if thats all ya got on her, then she is a far cry better than all the other VP's and Presidents about lying.Nixon, Clinton, Bush alot bigger lyers and alot more behind them.

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Originally posted by torch71
Now about the lying on the bridge to nowhere, well if thats all ya got on her, then she is a far cry better than all the other VP's and Presidents about lying.Nixon, Clinton, Bush alot bigger lyers and alot more behind them.
OK, so the Christianity and the lying goes together fine. Just checking.

I'm not attacking Palin, just trying to understand -- you people.

Biden seems like an idiot. Is the inability to distinguish between reality (what happened) and myth (what should have happened) a common problem in the USA?

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Originally posted by Seitse
Liberals don't hate women.

It is Reps who hate women... unless they have a penis and request sex in airport bathrooms! 😵
Or something to dip thier cigar in as sick as that might sound.😕
But I'm sure non of those had sexual relations with those women.

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Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
OK, so the Christianity and the lying goes together fine. Just checking.

I'm not attacking Palin, just trying to understand -- you people.

Biden seems like an idiot. Is the inability to distinguish between reality (what happened) and myth (what should have happened) a common problem in the USA?
I would never agree that lying is ok in Christianity, but I will state that cristians have lied in the past and they will in the future, we are NONE OF US Infoulable.

There are many out thier that attack both sides, for thier own purposes, and I for one can not see why people are so for Obama as well. I'm hung out on both sides but the real fact is I can relate to Palin not that big on McCain, distrust Obama, and I think Biden is just above pond scum, if you want my real opinion.

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Biden seems like an idiot. Is the inability to distinguish between reality (what happened) and myth (what should have happened) a common problem in the USA?





Unfortunately yes.🙁

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Originally posted by torch71
Or something to dip thier cigar in as sick as that might sound.😕
But I'm sure non of those had sexual relations with those women.
Hey, don't lie, confess that you fantasize about being the President and smoking a big, fat Cuban cigar in the Oval Office while a White House trainee is at your disposal.

Don't you lie! 😛

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Originally posted by torch71
Biden seems like an idiot. Is the inability to distinguish between reality (what happened) and myth (what should have happened) a common problem in the USA?





Unfortunately yes.🙁
The problem is that we are no longer ran by a government "For the people Buy the People". It's more for thier own gain and thier buddies.There are no real forefathers of today in America.:'(

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Originally posted by Seitse
Hey, don't lie, confess that you fantasize about being the President and smoking a big, fat Cuban cigar in the Oval Office while a White House trainee is at your disposal.

Don't you lie! 😛
I will tell you the absolute truth "NO" I hate cigars.😛

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Originally posted by NimzovichLarsen
Sounds like she changed her mind to me...Please point out the "lie", but first go to websters and get the definition of "lie".

Why don't you talk about Biden's Lie: “When the stock market crashed, Franklin Roosevelt got on the television and didn’t just talk about the princes of greed. He said, “look, here’s what happened.”

that is a flat out lie.
"Thanks but no thanks" but keep the cash are irreconcilable even by right wing spinmeisters.

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Originally posted by no1marauder
"Thanks but no thanks" but keep the cash are irreconcilable even by right wing spinmeisters.
The wonder of it all is that these things don't need to be reconciled anymore. The opposition between truth and falsehood has somehow broken down. What counts -- in the USA today (not to mention RSA), just as in Nazi Germany -- is the event: politics must be kinetic or people will simply not respond. Sarah Palin was given kudos because she was funny -- a much more serious criterion than her inability to tell the truth.

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Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
The wonder of it all is that these things don't need to be reconciled anymore. The opposition between truth and falsehood has somehow broken down. What counts -- in the USA today (not to mention RSA), just as in Nazi Germany -- is the event: politics must be kinetic or people will simply not respond. Sarah Palin was given kudos because she was funny -- a much more serious criterion than her inability to tell the truth.
When so much focus is given on the personality of the candidate rather than objective policies, then the emotional aspect becomes much more important that the objective one.

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Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
The wonder of it all is that these things don't need to be reconciled anymore. The opposition between truth and falsehood has somehow broken down. What counts -- in the USA today (not to mention RSA), just as in Nazi Germany -- is the event: politics must be kinetic or people will simply not respond. Sarah Palin was given kudos because she was funny -- a much more serious criterion than her inability to tell the truth.
I really feel that is is not looked at with seriousness, due to the fact of them all being liars. Heck I remember Pelosi saying gas prices will be addressed as soon as the Dems came in power in congress and Prices are as high as ever. I remember Bush 1 line of not raiseing taxes and read his lips, I remember Nixons infamous "I'm not a crook". There are so many lies in government that it is the norm now. It seems the ones everyone talks about the most is infedelity, so if you or anyone wants to critisise or find Palin guilty on something you need to find out she cheated. THEN EVERYONE WILL TALK ABOUT IT>

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Originally posted by Palynka
When so much focus is given on the personality of the candidaet rather than objective policies, then the emotional aspect becomes much more important that the objective one.
Yes it seems both Palin and Obama are riding that train.

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