President Palin Is What Is At Stake

[democrat2thecore]

If McCain were to be elected and were to die in office - Sarah Palin would be president. That's just a fact - as much as we hate it. Her policy positions put her to the right of both Bush's, Reagan, McCain. In other words - we would be looking at an all smiles and sunshine rightwing monster.

This election MUST be fought on the issues. This other stuff - it could backfire and cost us the election. Like my little league coach used to say 40 years ago - "keep. your. eye. on. the. ball."

We cannot afford a President McCain - and we sure as hell couldn't afford a President Palin!

[cliffordu]

1. Exactly right.

[democrat2thecore]

13. People would rather talk about her baby - what are people thinking??? -nt

[cliffordu]

18. The baby obsessives seem to be too interested in steering the conversation

away from her Fascistic Dominionism.

[Nikki Stone1]

2. Yes. Add her positions to her inexperience

and you get someone ripe for manipulation.

[democrat2thecore]

3. Bingo - putting on the tinfoil hat - one can imagine all kinds of scenarios -nt

[Nikki Stone1]

5. Don't need a tinfoil hat. It's pretty self evident.

And she needs to be stopped.

[democrat2thecore]

6. You may very well be right. This could all be part of......

God knows what.

[FrenchieCat]

4. Our country hangs in the balance,

and the old man put himself first, and his country last.

[democrat2thecore]

8. No question about it. Or his dementia was used by others. And I AGREE - our country IS at stake! -nt

[Parche]

7. Did Juneau Who Would Be President If McCain Dies

:shrug: :hi:

[democrat2thecore]

9. I would say it was funny (and it is) if it weren't so DAMN serious! -nt

[C_U_L8R]

10. That's the punchline

McCain must be the joke

[baldguy]

11. The thought of "President Sarah Palin" should sent a numbing cold down every thinking human's spine.

Greg Stillson with tits.

[democrat2thecore]

12. Scary as HELL - I'm shocked how many people seem to think it's "over" and we don't have to worry

It's not over until November 4th - and to think McCain putting Palin on the ticket somehow "wins" it for us is dangerous thinking. This should kick us into a 60+ days high-gear mode. Even more than before. We really couldn't afford a President McCain - but the thought (with high probabilities) of a President Palin scares the crap out of me.

[dflprincess]

14. Not to worry.

If McCain dies in office and Palin becomes president, the same corporations will continue to run the government. Just like they have for the last 8 years.

[JeffR]

15. President McCain Is What Is At Stake.

Palin is gravy.

[democrat2thecore]

16. This gravy could be much worse than McCain - and he would be BAD

He's also 72, with four past cancers and showing signs of dementia.

[JeffR]

17. No, I agree.

Imagine a nation actually nostalgic for the McCain presidency.
:scared:

[ladjf]

19. She believes that creationism should be taught in the schools.

The Creationists believe that the Earth is just a few thousand years old. Such a view reveals a mind numbing ignorance of geology which estimates the age of Earth at 4.67 billion years old.

Creationism is only a figment of religious imagination. Subjects taught in schools are based on lesson plans, laid out in some time unit like semesters. Since Creationism is a "notion",the notion could be expressed in one paragraph.

Palin believes that contraception shouldn't be used by anyone, including married people.

Her list of lunatic beliefs goes on and on.

I have felt badly enough about the political direction of America over the past 8 years. But,to think that the electorate just might vote for such an individual is depressing beyond words.

[democrat2thecore]

20. You said it well with this statement (I quote it inside):

I have felt badly enough about the political direction of America over the past 8 years. But,to think that the electorate just might vote for such an individual is depressing beyond words.

Well said, very well said.

[ladjf]

21. Thanks. I love this County including its people and its lands.

But nowdays, I'm having trouble connecting with many of our citizens with regard to life values.