AGain i call them as i see them pal.
have i said anything dishonest? did she step down as Governor of Alaska? yep. Has she been tarnished by an unfair and ruthless anti- Palin media campaign? yep
do i honestly think these hurt her chances for President? yep
I initally loved her as the VP pick. it was tactically ingenious and really threw the Dems for a loop. However the media assault on her took a toll of which i think would be incredibly difficult if not impossible to overcome
you dont like facts and want to call them lies and me a liar that is your prerogative but it is name calling and immature.
just because i may or may not have posted anything nice about someone does not automatically mean i like or dislike them either. i am merely adding content to the debate and call it as i see it. if you cannot handle that and want to call people liars well that is your business.
That's just it, you do not call them as you see them, instead your style is to pretend to be something that you are not.
This is your consistent method of bashing Governor Palin, you pretend to be concerned, "I honestly think she is damaged goods between the media bashing her, stepping down as Governor and other missteps since she left office. Too bad because i do like her i just cannot see her winning the general election".
You have always posted against Palin and you usually pretend to like her or to have supported her.
This is typical of your standard Palin post:
To: sauropod
i really think Palin is going to be damaged goods despite my fondness for her. she is going to be labeled as a quitter that could not cut it and i think that the squishy middle of AMerican politics will believe it.
if anyone can derail either Romney or Huckabee it will probably be some under the radar governor thats just my take who knows what will happen
44 posted on Wednesday, July 29, 2009 8:00:58 AM by DM1
You do the reverse with Mitt Romney, here is a typical example of that:
To: VRWCmember
there are some parallels between the Reagan campaign and Romney (before anyone flips out i am comparing the campaigns not the people nor their conservative bonafides). Romney ran a pretty strong second last time around as Reagan did in 76. Not as strong as Reagan mind you but a good run.
Romeny is keeping his team intact. they meet quarterly if not monthly and he keeps his PACs going as well. the infrastructure is still there. He campaigns for GOPers.
He has deep pockets and connections to other deep pockets. Do i hope he will be the nominee? heck no i am just saying that he is well positioned for another run and has a decent shot at the nomination. especially if there are a ton of people vying for the nomination kind of like how McCain pulled it off this time around
48 posted on Thursday, January 28, 2010 7:35:52 AM by DM1