Does it bother people that todd palin sat in meetings with the governor of Alaska?

[still_one]

was HE elected to anything?

In fact I would question giving him or his wife ANY security clearance based on their association with the AIP

[tblue]

1. Yes, but everything about those people bothers me.

It's scary. I think, if you extrapolate what you know about Sarah & Todd, the 'reform' they have in mind for this country is not something your or I would consider any good.

[still_one]

4. I agree /nt

[DJ13]

2. Well, as Alaska's First Lady he can run for governor based on experience

[tpsbmam]

3. Hillary Clinton sat in on meetings with the President of the US.

Just sayin'. Don't want to give these slimeballs an out, but they do have one here.

[VeggieTart]

6. Yes, and the conservatives went bonkers at this, didn't they?

But they have no problem with the "First Dude" of Alaska sitting in on meetings with Governor Wifey. And if, Gaia forbid, Palin becomes VP, I bet they won't mind Todd Palin sitting in on her meetings.

[dogtag]

9. Sarah claims that old Todd

has about 50 jobs, but he sure seems to have a lot of time on his hands. With all the fishing, oil field drilling and the steel working, I just don't know how he manages to sit in on all those meetings. AND read all those emails. Many he does that while he's mushing through the snow on his sno-machine.

[justiceischeap]

8. I have no problem with spouses sitting in

What I want to know is if Bill copied her in on Presidential business. That makes all the difference in the world with this.

[JeanGrey]

5. But it didn't bother you when Hillary did this as first

lady, right?

[Bluebear]

11. It bothered the conservatives to their very core! Yet now, not a word. Right?

[JeanGrey]

12. Yes it did. But we are them

[Vickers]

7. I heard someone at work the other day call him Yoko Palin.

(FTR, I like Yoko Ono, but I did think this was funny.)

[ladjf]

10. Yes, Palin and her husband are a stinky pair of fish. They deserve

no place at the table of Presidential politics.

[MadMonkey]

13. yes

but is interesting to bounce your ideas off a AIP party member

[Agent William]

14. Yes it does... I was waiting for someone to ask.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but in fundie culture doesn't the man more often than not have absolute power over the woman? I think the fact that Todd is/was sitting in on meetings may indicate that Todd may be pulling some of the strings.

Wrap your mind around this. If some how McCain gets "elected" it is safe to say that McCain will be relegated to second banana in the administration. More likely than not Sara Palin will be in charge of the whole country...but wait, in there religious view Todd being a man can tell $arah what to do and say. That can mean only one thing.....

President of the United States: Todd Palin. :scared: :scared: :scared:


Edit for spelling.