Rudy Takes on 'THE VIEW" about Palin.

[Danno 1,228]

http://www.breitbart.tv/rudy-takes-on-the-view-defends-palin/

[The_Dude 1,142]

http://www.breitbart.tv/rudy-takes-on-the-view-defends-palin/

Yeah, no. Giuliani and Palin, members of the Zombie Republican movement, braindead politicians spreading their ignorance one bite at a time.

Edited November 4, 2010 by Rob & Mel

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Giuliani is a smart guy. He just plays braindead now that he wishes to be a mainstream national Republican figure. He was plenty smart when he was mayor of NYC and didn't care about national Republicans.

[chri'stina 190]

I don't care for her a lot personally...but I guess you have to defend your fellow party member sometimes in the case of Guiliani. And yes, I guess it's part of wanting to fit into a mainstream Republican view. Although, if 2 out of 3 in the country do not think Palin should be president, are the 1/3 mainstream Republicans? I don't know.

The fact is, Obama did not have more experience or qualifications in my opinion either. He just talks better and had ideas that more people liked. That doesn't mean he was very experienced.

Edited November 4, 2010 by chri'stina

[The_Dude 1,142]

I don't care for her a lot personally...but I guess you have to defend your fellow party member sometimes in the case of Guiliani. And yes, I guess it's part of wanting to fit into a mainstream Republican view. Although, if 2 out of 3 in the country do not think Palin should be president, are the 1/3 mainstream Republicans? I don't know.

The fact is, Obama did not have more experience or qualifications in my opinion either. He just talks better and had ideas that more people liked. That doesn't mean he was very experienced.

At some point, you have to consider someone's intellect and even education. Palin is barely qualified to run the drive through window at a Wendy's let alone the country.

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At some point, you have to consider someone's intellect and even education. Palin is barely qualified to run the drive through window at a Wendy's let alone the country.

Can I have some fries with that?

You betcha! *wink*

[chri'stina 190]

Her lack of intellect doesn't erase Obama's lack of experience. Yes I do understand he is more intellectual than her, and being intellectual is very helpful for the Presidency.

I feel like I am using intellectual wrong, it's becoming one of those words that stops sounding like a word the more you say it.

Edited November 4, 2010 by chri'stina

[daboyz 36]

I don't care for her a lot personally...but I guess you have to defend your fellow party member sometimes in the case of Guiliani. And yes, I guess it's part of wanting to fit into a mainstream Republican view. Although, if 2 out of 3 in the country do not think Palin should be president, are the 1/3 mainstream Republicans? I don't know.

The fact is, Obama did not have more experience or qualifications in my opinion either. He just talks better and had ideas that more people liked. That doesn't mean he was very experienced.

I 100% agree with this. Obama never ran anything. He was in the Senate for 2 years and then started running for president. He gives a good speech.

Alot of people say he went to Harvard etc. Didn't Bush go there?

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Alot of people say he went to Harvard etc. Didn't Bush go there?

Yale I believe. Yalies rule the world.

[Danno 1,228]

Yeah, no. Giuliani and Palin, members of the Zombie Republican movement, braindead politicians spreading their ignorance one bite at a time.

And winning...... and winning, don't leave that part out or you just look like a sore looser again.

[The_Dude 1,142]

I 100% agree with this. Obama never ran anything. He was in the Senate for 2 years and then started running for president. He gives a good speech.

Alot of people say he went to Harvard etc. Didn't Bush go there?

Bush went to Yale, where he was a cheerleader and went on to graduate in the bottom 10% of his class. His family are longtime contributors and antendees. To be fair, John Kerry graduated right above Bush and was equally deserving of his admission and subsequent diploma.

[chri'stina 190]

Bush went to Yale for a BA and Harvard for an MBA, so both!

[The_Dude 1,142]

And winning...... and winning, don't leave that part out or you just look like a sore looser again.

Spreading winning? Lets have a look. O'Donnell (lost), Miller (lost), Buck (lost), Angle (lost), Paul (won), Rubio (won). But lets be honest, Rubio and Paul were going to win anyways.

[Danno 1,228]

Spreading winning? Lets have a look. O'Donnell (lost), Miller (lost), Buck (lost), Angle (lost), Paul (won), Rubio (won). But lets be honest, Rubio and Paul were going to win anyways.

(knocking on your head) hello...... are you forgetting all the others she endorsed?

You conveniently left out the Republicans who rejected her support... and lost.

Why is it so hard for you to accept the simple math of the election returns?

This "is" what sore losers do.

Tsk Tsk Tsk

[The_Dude 1,142]

(knocking on your head) hello...... are you forgetting all the others she endorsed?

You conveniently left out the Republicans who rejected her support... and lost.

Why is it so hard for you to accept the simple math of the election returns?

This "is" what sore losers do.

Tsk Tsk Tsk

No Danno, I'm only talking about the 6 she endorsed where her endorsement actually had an effect, and she made the endorsement well ahead of the election. All the other races were essentially foregone conclussions. I will give her credit for putting her name on the line and coming out in support of those candidates early, unlike Romney and Giuliani who only lent their support after primary results were known.