Newsweek article on the election

[techs]

Good reading. Thanks

 

[Xavier434]

Originally posted by: jpeyton
Repoxalation.

Edit: Although I like your post much better.

Doh! Ah well.

 

[RichardE]

Much better bost, thanks Xavier

 

[Red Dawn]

Bump for merge

 

[cyclohexane]

Hilarious.

 

[JohnnyGage]

Great read! I only got to read some of it Chapter 1, 2, & 3 and will have to continue later.

 

[GeezerMan]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Well according the the last chapter Palin really went rogue, refusing to go on stage with Senator Sunnunu at a new Hampshire Rally because he was Pro Choice, refusing to talk to donors because she felt it was corrupting, was unwilling to engage in the drudge work of learning the issues and took it upon herself to receive that infamous call from President Sakorzky which turned out to be a prank.

Seems she got caught up in her own celebrity. She even wanted to deliver a concession speech before McCain's even though it's customary for the Veep Candidate just to stay in the background. Of course McCain's campaign have no one but themselves to blame for choosing such a Prima Donna for a running mate. America dodged a bullet with McCain/Palin loosing.

We sure did dodge a bullet avoiding McCain/Palin, and went careening right into a cannonball..

 

[Red Dawn]

Originally posted by: GeezerMan

Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Well according the the last chapter Palin really went rogue, refusing to go on stage with Senator Sunnunu at a new Hampshire Rally because he was Pro Choice, refusing to talk to donors because she felt it was corrupting, was unwilling to engage in the drudge work of learning the issues and took it upon herself to receive that infamous call from President Sakorzky which turned out to be a prank.

Seems she got caught up in her own celebrity. She even wanted to deliver a concession speech before McCain's even though it's customary for the Veep Candidate just to stay in the background. Of course McCain's campaign have no one but themselves to blame for choosing such a Prima Donna for a running mate. America dodged a bullet with McCain/Palin loosing.

We sure did dodge a bullet avoiding McCain/Palin, and went careening right into a cannonball..

Yeah you seem to be a Palin kind of guy.

 

[Evadman]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Yeah you seem to be a Palin kind of guy.

He wears a dress?

Great read BTW.

 

[Starbuck1975]

Convinces me that McCain should have gone independent long ago...the end of McCain's political career is a tragic tale of a good man subverted by his own party.

 

[GeezerMan]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

Originally posted by: GeezerMan

Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Well according the the last chapter Palin really went rogue, refusing to go on stage with Senator Sunnunu at a new Hampshire Rally because he was Pro Choice, refusing to talk to donors because she felt it was corrupting, was unwilling to engage in the drudge work of learning the issues and took it upon herself to receive that infamous call from President Sakorzky which turned out to be a prank.

Seems she got caught up in her own celebrity. She even wanted to deliver a concession speech before McCain's even though it's customary for the Veep Candidate just to stay in the background. Of course McCain's campaign have no one but themselves to blame for choosing such a Prima Donna for a running mate. America dodged a bullet with McCain/Palin loosing.

We sure did dodge a bullet avoiding McCain/Palin, and went careening right into a cannonball..

Yeah you seem to be a Palin kind of guy.

She's OK to look at, but not much upstairs. probably hard to live with.
I don't care for either major party ,pubs or dems
I like some of what Teddy Roosevelt did. I guess it's too late to bring him back

 

[miketheidiot]

Originally posted by: Starbuck1975
Convinces me that McCain should have gone independent long ago...the end of McCain's political career is a tragic tale of a good man subverted by his own party.

god this.

 

[Brainonska511]

Originally posted by: Starbuck1975
Convinces me that McCain should have gone independent long ago...the end of McCain's political career is a tragic tale of a good man subverted by his own party.

That article was pretty cool, just seeing what happened inside the campaigns. It made me feel really bad for McCain - his campaign kept him from being himself, which is what drew people to him in the first place. I like McCain and would have voted for him if his campaign was better run and he had been allowed to choose a better VP. Then the big-wigs in the republican party boxed McCain in on who he could pick for VP. Though, it isn't entirely the McCain's campaign or any one person's fault, as he had an uphill battle from the start due to the Bush Administration.