McCain VP- Sarah Palin

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jammin

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HunterAK said:
Unless she's learned how to clone herself and wear a damn good disguise, her "aide" is not her. Sorry buddy. Doesn't mean JACK.
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Erm... I'm not sure I can swallow that argument.

As employees, are they not performing duties as directed? Or perhaps living up to strongly implied expectations? Or what... they just wanted to make their boss happy, and thought that would be a great way to do it? Don't tell me... a completely innocent coincidence?

OK, so lets suppose she didn't do anything personally, but her underlings did. Come on... that would still be suspicious behavior. Plausible deniability at best. Possibly by design... that is standard procedure for playing dirty. Get the pawns to do what you want, but keep your own nose clean.

Now, I'm not saying I'm decided as to whether or not she did something wrong here. It looks fishy to me, but I'm not gonna argue it because nobody actually knows yet.

But sorry... investigation that leads to the people that rely on her for their income DOES mean jack. Because that is how it is done, by those who know how it is done. If anything it might make a person more nervous. (By demonstrating that if she IS playing dirty... she's GOOD at it.)
 
J. Toronado

J. Toronado

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HunterAK said:
Unless she's learned how to clone herself and wear a damn good disguise, her "aide" is not her. Sorry buddy. Doesn't mean JACK.
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Wrong. You don't know Jack about how the law works do you? Just another moron GOP voter with his head in the sand. I bet it feels good that your 20 yr old cousin is canceling your vote! :rofl:
 
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MarkP

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J. Toronado said:
(CNN) -- Aides to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin improperly obtained her former brother-in-law's state police personnel files and cited information from those records to raise complaints about the officer, the head of Alaska's state police union said Thursday.

"It's apparent to us that the governor or someone on her staff had direct access to his personnel file, as well as his workers' comp file, and those are protected," said John Cyr, executive director of the Alaska Public Safety Employees Association.
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Your relying on the word of union officials . . . . and CNN?

Palin’s Trooper’Gate: Beating MSM distortions to the truth

. . . As for Wooten’s personnel files…. Wooten granted legal release of access to all his employment files to ex-wife, Molly’s, attorne in May of 2008. The lawyers, Palmier~Erwin LLC issued a letter on July 17, 2008 stating that all Wooten records were obtained legally and with his consent. . . .​
 
J. Toronado

J. Toronado

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Uhhh...should I be relying on the word of your source floppingaces.com? I dont even know wtf that is. It sounds like a porn site.
 
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MarkP

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J. Toronado said:
Uhhh...should I be relying on the word of your source floppingaces.com? I dont even know wtf that is. It sounds like a porn site.
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Well apparently Flopping Aces can search for and read legal documents while you and CNN are pdf challanged. By convenience?
 
HunterAK

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jammin said:
Erm... I'm not sure I can swallow that argument.

As employees, are they not performing duties as directed? Or perhaps living up to strongly implied expectations? Or what... they just wanted to make their boss happy, and thought that would be a great way to do it? Don't tell me... a completely innocent coincidence?

OK, so lets suppose she didn't do anything personally, but her underlings did. Come on... that would still be suspicious behavior. Plausible deniability at best. Possibly by design... that is standard procedure for playing dirty. Get the pawns to do what you want, but keep your own nose clean.

Now, I'm not saying I'm decided as to whether or not she did something wrong here. It looks fishy to me, but I'm not gonna argue it because nobody actually knows yet.

But sorry... investigation that leads to the people that rely on her for their income DOES mean jack. Because that is how it is done, by those who know how it is done. If anything it might make a person more nervous. (By demonstrating that if she IS playing dirty... she's GOOD at it.)
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So, I guess if one of her aides committed murder, she could be tried? Wrong. As employees are they only performing duties as directed? No. That's why that pussy as bitch Walt Monegan got his ass fired, because he WASN'T performing his duties as directed. People do a lot of shit to advance themselves up the chain and if her aides knew this guy was breaking the law as a sworn State Trooper (drinking and driving in his own patrol car, making death threats on the Governor's family, using a taser gun on a minor child), people will do a lot of things to protect the State and especially the well being of the Governor's family. This takes NO provocation by anyone or anything other than your own self interest.

Don't rule out coincidence jammin or believe what you read on the internet. Don't make me remind you of your previous warning to me on that subject and here you are not practicing what you preach.

Wait until the investigation is over and then let's talk, but shit happens, so quit making assumptions.
 
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J. Toronado said:
Wrong. You don't know Jack about how the law works do you? Just another moron GOP voter with his head in the sand. I bet it feels good that your 20 yr old cousin is canceling your vote! :rofl:
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How does the law work smart ass? You tell me how the law works and how it applies here? God, you're such a fucking dumbass.
 
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Did I just hear Mccain rattle on about how the Republican party is corrupt and how they let America down time and time again? Wow...so he has been paying attention. And on the record with that sentiment now too. He wants us to fix it by...wait for it, electing a Republican to the White House! Woohoo!!

:banghead:

I see some shocked faces in that crowd.
 
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HunterAK said:
How does the law work smart ass? You tell me how the law works and how it applies here? God, you're such a fucking dumbass.
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Ask your 20 year old cousin. She's the one with the brains in the family right?
 
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J. Toronado said:
Ask your 20 year old cousin. She's the one with the brains in the family right?
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I really thought you were going to say something semi-smart, for you maybe on an elementary school level, but you continue to impress us with your intelligence, really. I mean really... Good show. Well played. :rolleyes:
 
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HunterAK

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J. Toronado said:
Awww..I'm sorry Hunter.

Take some Paxil and come on back after Mccain's invigorating speech. :yawn:
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What, you're not there at the convention? I swear I saw you get escorted out in a pink dress trying to interrupt the speech. Wasn't that you, you little bitch?
 
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MarkP

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J. Toronado said:
Did I just hear Mccain rattle on about how the Republican party is corrupt and how they let America down time and time again? Wow...so he has been paying attention. . . .
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Your probably referring to the following:

"I fight to restore the pride and principles of our party. We were elected to change Washington, and we let Washington change us. We lost the trust of the American people when some Republicans gave in to the temptations of corruption. We lost their trust when rather than reform government, both parties made it bigger. We lost their trust when instead of freeing ourselves from a dangerous dependence on foreign oil, both parties and Senator Obama passed another corporate welfare bill for oil companies. We lost their trust, when we valued our power over our principles."​

First, what part do you not agree on?

Second, he refers to both Republicans and Democrats

Third, the current Congressional approval rating is rougly 9% for a Democrat controlled Congress

Fourth, many will acknowledge that this is the old McCain, maverick.

Fifth, he notes that Obama is part of the problem

Sixth, Obama has selected a Washington insider, a corrupt one at that, in Biden. Obama is looking backwards

Seventh, McCain has selected Palin, a Washington outsider, known for fighting corruption and the "good ole boys", like Biden.


Pretty straight talk from a candidate. An unusual ticket in McCain / Palin.
 
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bri

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RBBailey said:
Funny, she's the only one in the race for the executive office who has executive office experience -- she's more experienced than Obama.
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Just to make it clear. This would include McCain, I believe.
 
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