Women in the Spotlight

Enlighten yourself. I'm not your Buddha.

Please don't forget is was the Bill Clinton admin who implemented the successfull Welfare to work program. Something I recently dicovered. Clinton wanted to stop welfare beni's from increasinf for more kid's born but the REPUBLICANTS were afaraid that this would cause more abortions so they got it shot down in congress. How's that, they are to intent on their obsession with the wombs of strangers they passed on a chance to keep the 'dole' down to a minimum.

Valark, be careful about your use of the term "liar." There are numerous examples of the same behavior from the Republican presidential and vice-presidential candidates. While I do not advocate liars on either side of the fence, one must be careful not to sling mud for it can only result in you getting dirty, too!

You right this is hysterical. check this out.
Comment: Must Read for Mccain supporters.
do you remember at the speech Palin said Thanks , but no thanks to bridge to nowhere? well your So called Second Coming left out some details. So i am here to post them for you. :) you can thank me later. http://www.reuters.com/article/vcCandidateFeed7/idUSN3125537020080901

"ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - It garnered big applause in her first speech as Republican John McCain's vice presidential pick, but Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's assertion that she rejected Congressional funds for the so-called "bridge to nowhere" has upset many Alaskans.

During her first speech after being named as McCain's surprise pick as a running mate, Palin said she had told Congress "'thanks but no thanks' on that bridge to nowhere."

In the city Ketchikan, the planned site of the so-called "Bridge to Nowhere," political leaders of both parties said the claim was false and a betrayal of their community, because she had supported the bridge and the earmark for it secured by Alaska's Congressional delegation during her run for governor.

The bridge, a span from the city to Gravina Island, home to only a few dozen people, secured a $223 million earmark in 2005. The pricey designation raised a furor and critics, including McCain, used the bridge as an example of wasteful federal spending on politicians' pet projects.

When she was running for governor in 2006, Palin said she was insulted by the term "bridge to nowhere," according to Ketchikan Mayor Bob Weinstein, a Democrat, and Mike Elerding, a Republican who was Palin's campaign coordinator in the southeast Alaska city.

"People are learning that she pandered to us by saying, I'm for this' ... and then when she found it was politically advantageous for her nationally, abruptly she starts using the very term that she said was insulting," Weinstein said.

Last year, Palin announced she was stopping state work on the controversial project, earning her admirers from earmark critics and budget hawks from around the nation. The move also thrust her into the spotlight as a reform-minded newcomer.

The state, however, never gave back any of the money that was originally earmarked for the Gravina Island bridge, said Weinstein and Elerding.

In fact, the Palin administration has spent "tens of millions of dollars" in federal funds to start building a road on Gravina Island that is supposed to link up to the yet-to-be-built bridge, Weinstein said.

"She said 'thanks but no thanks,' but they kept the money," said Elerding about her applause line

More "Us and them" talk... I guess thats all you have left when your McCan't and Failin don't have much to talk about other then "9/11" ,"POW" and the list goes on... What you "juice drinkers" want everyone to think is we will die if we don't pick McCan't and Failin.. Repukes will see soon enough.. LANDSLIDE in 2008!!!

Obama/Biden 2008!!!!

VALARK: YOU KNOW WHY MCCAIN PICKED PALIN. NOT FOR HER EXPERIENCE. THE ONLY REASON WHY WE ARE POOR IS BECAUSE OF GEORGE BUSH .PALIN PLEASE SHE DOES NOT HAVE MORE EXPERIENCE THAN BIDEN ON ANYTHING. HEY GUESS WHAT WITH ALL THE SO CALLED EXCITEMENT WITH THE PALIN MCCAIN TICKET. OBAMA IS UP 53% TO 40% IN IOWA AND 50 % TO 42% IN MINNESOTA OW AND HE HAS 50% AND MCCAIN HAS 42% IN THE NATIONAL POLL WAY TO GO MCCAIN AND POLIN NO MOVEMENT. PALIN AND MCCAIN DID NOT TELL HOW THEY WILL HELP THE MIDDLE CLASS AT ALL ONLY HOW THEY WILL HELP THE REPUBLICAN PARTY GET RICHER. OH AND I SEE THAT AT THE CONVENTION PALIN AND MCCAIN DID NOT INVITE THE MIDDLE CLASS., BUT OBAMA MADE SURE THAT HE INVITED ALL PEOPLE TO HIS NOMINAGTION. IF OYU WERE RICH OR POOR. YOU DIDN'T HAVE TOHAVE A SPECIAL VIP CARD TO GET IN \. HE LET 85,000 PEOPLE COME AND CELEBRATE. MCCAIN DID NOT STEAL THE RACE. HOW? HE DID NOT TALK ABOUT ANYTHING, TO ME BUSINESS AS USUSAL. IT WILL FADE OUT. I AM SO GLAD THAT THE RE[UBLICANS HAD TO GO THIS FAR TO TRY TO TRUMP OBAMA. IT SHOWS THE DESPARATION.

HEY LUCKY LARRY IT ALSO SEEMSW LIKE THE REPUBLICANS ARE UP THE THE SAME OLD TRICKS JOKING AND MOCKING NO REAL PLANS. WE HAVE LOST 600,000 JOBS IN FOUR YEARS UNDER BUSH AND MCCCAIN DON'T FORGET THAT MCCAIN AGREED WITH BUSH MOST OF THE TIME 90% AND HE WORKED ALONGSIDE GOOD OLD BUSH!

More of the "Us and them" tough talk... SAD...

OMG is this a tongue in cheek post? You have got to be kidding me... Here is some juice have some... It tastes good doesn't it... Here is a little info you might want to google...

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0908/The_antiPalin_email.html

Sam, you do know that all the nominees have speech writers, beauticians and think that they have a monopoly on resolving our issues and believe in God

I think the GOP message was very clear. Did you actually watch the convention or listen to it on radio? If so, why would you say there was no message?

I was not impressed, since i found out she pretty much lied to millions of ppl

Comment: Must Read for Mccain supporters.
do you remember at the speech Palin said Thanks , but no thanks to bridge to nowhere? well your So called Second Coming left out some details. So i am here to post them for you. :) you can thank me later. http://www.reuters.com/article/vcCandidateFeed7/idUSN3125537020080901

"ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - It garnered big applause in her first speech as Republican John McCain's vice presidential pick, but Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's assertion that she rejected Congressional funds for the so-called "bridge to nowhere" has upset many Alaskans.

During her first speech after being named as McCain's surprise pick as a running mate, Palin said she had told Congress "'thanks but no thanks' on that bridge to nowhere."

In the city Ketchikan, the planned site of the so-called "Bridge to Nowhere," political leaders of both parties said the claim was false and a betrayal of their community, because she had supported the bridge and the earmark for it secured by Alaska's Congressional delegation during her run for governor.

The bridge, a span from the city to Gravina Island, home to only a few dozen people, secured a $223 million earmark in 2005. The pricey designation raised a furor and critics, including McCain, used the bridge as an example of wasteful federal spending on politicians' pet projects.

When she was running for governor in 2006, Palin said she was insulted by the term "bridge to nowhere," according to Ketchikan Mayor Bob Weinstein, a Democrat, and Mike Elerding, a Republican who was Palin's campaign coordinator in the southeast Alaska city.

"People are learning that she pandered to us by saying, I'm for this' ... and then when she found it was politically advantageous for her nationally, abruptly she starts using the very term that she said was insulting," Weinstein said.

Last year, Palin announced she was stopping state work on the controversial project, earning her admirers from earmark critics and budget hawks from around the nation. The move also thrust her into the spotlight as a reform-minded newcomer.

The state, however, never gave back any of the money that was originally earmarked for the Gravina Island bridge, said Weinstein and Elerding.

In fact, the Palin administration has spent "tens of millions of dollars" in federal funds to start building a road on Gravina Island that is supposed to link up to the yet-to-be-built bridge, Weinstein said.

"She said 'thanks but no thanks,' but they kept the money," said Elerding about her applause line