Posted on 09/18/2008 4:12:56 PM PDT by NoLibZone
“See how easy it is to twist someones words.”
Yes, it’s an art the libtards have mastered.
Who woulda guessed it would be someone connected to a dem ?
A proud papa, I bet.
Just an innocent boyish trick. /sarc.
I certainly won’t be clicking on any more of your future links.
reminds me of the dim’s son that slashed republican tires on vehicles to be used for transporting voters to the polls on election day a couple of years ago...(was that in chicago?)
dims sure are destructive and evidently don’t have much respect for the law
“How could she be accused of using her personal e-mail for business if there was nothing business-related in there?”
She’s a Republican.
Lol I had a look at his blog.
My theory is that he was breaking into the Governor’s account in the desperate hope that he could use her spell checker.
What a dumb butt.
That was disturbing. My question is this: “who taught that sissy to throw a punch?”.
“How could she be accused of using her personal e-mail for business if there was nothing business-related in there?”
In the words of the immortal Manatee Kennedy: “It’s not the nature of the evidence, but the seriousness of the charge”
“If he had found something incriminating, wouldnt that mean that Palin isnt a good candidate? See how easy it is to twist someones words :P”
Not necessarily. “Something incriminating” does not equal “innocent until proven guilty”, and the question also arises: guilty of what?
Also, nothing incriminating was found, so this was a fishing expedition and no fish were caught because there were no fish to catch.
This was nothing more than an invasion of privacy to invade privacy.
“Obama supporters are already using it as proof that a republican running for one of the highest offices in the land skirts laws she has sworn to uphold.”
What proof that she was skirting any laws?
Also, how is hacking someone’s emails not skirting laws? Or better yet, breaking laws?
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