"Gov. Palin, are you able to complete a coherent sentence?"

[ashling]

"In what respect, Gwen?"

[jeff30997]

1. Yes of course I can !

What does Gov. mean ?

[Critters2]

2. I'm very fond of coherence and of sentences. I use all of them. All the time.

We do have sentences in Alaska, ya know. And we sometimes use sentences as coherent as you do in Washington or New York.

Didn't I mention that Putin would have to fly over Alaska if he came to America? Cuz he would.

[Dangerously Amused]

3. Governor Palin, can you name a foreign country other than the US and Russia?

[ashling]

4. "Oh golly, ya know if I am so blessed as to be

annointed as the Vice President of this great land of ours, the United States of Alaska, I would be ready to accept the position of which I would be given responsibility of which would include, at least, as Putin rears his head, knowledge of foreign affairs, of which I haven't personally had any - and, as a matter of fact have never even, ya know, actually met my husband's business partner, of which he is not any longer the partner of, while my son is honored to serve his great land of ours in the US Army and in the Iraq, cuz I would.

[old mark]

6. Right ON! nt

[OakCliffDem]

5. "I perfur to let Mr. Colbert complete his own sentences, thank you."

[Midlodemocrat]

7. Well, ya know, here in this great country of America if

John McCain and I are so privileged to serve as the President and Vice President, we will be doing all we can to create job creation. Oh, and I can see Russa from my house.

[philosophie_en_rose]

8. Sentences have been too coherent! We're going to change Washington.

:bounce:

[Swede]

9. "I'll get back to ya."

[PVnRT]

10. In the great history of America there have been a lot of sentences

spoken by a lot of people and I think that most, if not all of them were complete in some fashion, but I really think that a complete sentence should be decided at the local and not the federal government, which shows I am a Federalist who wants to allow states to decide that kind of thing, and it's really about job growth.