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  • ukit0

    Funny as hell

    http://www.politico.com/news/sto…

    Top Republicans in Washington and in the national GOP establishment say the 2010 campaign highlighted an urgent task that they will begin in earnest as soon as the elections are over: Stop Sarah Palin.

    There is rising expectation among GOP elites that Palin will probably run for president in 2012 and could win the Republican nomination, a prospect many of them regard as a disaster in waiting.

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    So what does that say about your average everyday Republican? Bunch of dumb asses, it seems, even the Republican leadership thinks so.

    • you'd think the repubs would look for someone who could represent themselves as smartmoldero
    • after the whole bush thing, then they bust out Sarah Pmoldero
    • palin is an idiot. i think she sees mor emoney toeing the line for popularity and entertainment contractsdeathboy
    • she strikes me as wanting money not power. the peopel wanting power are the scary people to me. and if she got the green lightdeathboy
    • the green light she would only help those power hungry people more. she'd personally benefit from itdeathboy
    • and personally i wouldnt forsake people for my own gain, but when you look at the dog eat dog and negaitivty of such shitdeathboy
    • such shit its hard not to say fuck yout olls give ill ride you for all its worthdeathboy
    • of cours ei dont vote. i see it all as a coll kid game. and i see no real candidates or a populace capable to make decision what is gooddeathboy
    • a decision on what is good or what not. theyre so party based football teamed mentality douchesdeathboy
    • You mean dooshesukit
    • well if you take my douches as your dooshes sure. a plain insult based on intelligence then suredeathboy
    • Im gonna donate to her pactJosev
    • oops "PAC" I meantJosev

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