I watched both vids and couldnt make either out where they supposably said "Kill Him", but in any case, I'm glad to see the libs run with this and try to lump each supposed occurance into some sort of incident that is now taking place at all rallies and is something even a small percentage of republicans approve of.
Red Dawn
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From the Palin vid:
"I'm just so fearful that this is not a man who sees american the way you and I see america. I'm afraid this is someone who sees america as imperfect enough to work with a former domestic terrorist"
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Course McCain then said at another rally "You don't have to be afraid of Obama."
Well gee, if your running mate keeps telling people that she is scared shitless of this guy who's buddy-buddy with terrorists, surprise at such a reaction can hardly be called genuine.[/quote]
Palin has moose shit for brains, what do you expect? Well I'm sure we all expect better from someone who could be a 72 year old cancer survivors heartbeat away from the Oval Office.
Me either. I heard one phrase in the McCain clip that *could* be "kill him", but it's hardly definitive enough to draw a conclusion on.
This is about where we get accused of selective hearing.
jonks
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Dana Milbank:
I wasn't at the Scranton event, but I have to say the Secret Service is in dangerous territory here. In cooperation with the Palin campaign, they've started preventing reporters from leaving the press section to interview people in the crowd. This is a serious violation of their duty -- protecting the protectee -- and gets into assisting with the political aspirations of the candidate. It also often makes it impossible for reporters to get into the crowd to question the people who say vulgar things. So they prevent reporters from getting near the people doing the shouting, then claim it's unfounded because the reporters can't get close enough to identify the person.
I wasn't at the Scranton event, but I have to say the Secret Service is in dangerous territory here. In cooperation with the Palin campaign, they've started preventing reporters from leaving the press section to interview people in the crowd. This is a serious violation of their duty -- protecting the protectee -- and gets into assisting with the political aspirations of the candidate. It also often makes it impossible for reporters to get into the crowd to question the people who say vulgar things. So they prevent reporters from getting near the people doing the shouting, then claim it's unfounded because the reporters can't get close enough to identify the person.
Why ask me? I'm not voting for him because his judgment sucks. I'm voting for Mickey Mouse. I figure he's registered to vote, why not put his ass in office?
Future candidates will look at McCain/Palin 08 to learn how NOT to run a campaign. Every second has been chock full of education.
techs
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I have had it there quite awhile. I'm surprised more people haven't noticed it.
Its a ROFLMAO link for sure:
Operation: Change for the Better
http://blip.tv/file/520347
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