What Would You Ask Sarah Palin?

cnredd · #1 (**permalink**) 09-24-2008, 03:58 PM

Watch how CBS continues to lie in the face of the public...

Katie Couric...is asking people for questions to ask Sarah Palin...apparently because thinking of these things herself is above her pay grade...

But look at the slip-in...

What Would You Ask Sarah Palin?

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Right now I'm preparing to interview Gov. Sarah Palin, and I'm really excited about this chance to sit down with a woman who has stirred things up in the third act of a very eventful election year.

Palin elicits some strong responses from women all across the political spectrum. Her reliability factor, or that "she feels my pain" quotient, was through the roof after the Republican convention. It hovered at 60 percent in a CBS News poll, higher than any of the three men in the race. But women don't necessarily share her views on social issues.

While 67 percent of women agree with her that creationism should be taught alongside evolution in schools, just 17 percent share her view on abortion, that it should only be legal in cases where the mother's life is at risk. The majority of women think there should be exceptions that allow abortions in cases of rape or incest.

Did you catch it?...If you're an Obama supporter, you most likely didn't...

Here it is...

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While 67 percent of women agree with her that creationism should be taught alongside evolution in schools...

This is what's known as "A big, stinky friggin' LIE"...

Sarah Palin does NOT believe creationism should be taught alongside evolution in schools...She's already been very public about this, and there's nothing that shows otherwise...

From Achorage's local newspaper from 2 years ago...when THEY tried to create the damned lie...only to have it rebutted in their own article...

'Creation science' enters the race

Look at the very first sentence...the whopper of a lie...

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The volatile issue of teaching creation science in public schools popped up in the Alaska governor's race this week when Republican Sarah Palin said she thinks creationism should be taught alongside evolution in the state's public classrooms.

But in the same article, Palin explains her decision...which is to NOT teach it "alongside evolution" (Which should've been the lead in the story)...

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In an interview Thursday, Palin said she meant only to say that discussion of alternative views should be allowed to arise in Alaska classrooms:

"I don't think there should be a prohibition against debate if it comes up in class. It doesn't have to be part of the curriculum."

She added that, if elected, she would not push the state Board of Education to add such creation-based alternatives to the state's required curriculum.

Members of the state school board, which sets minimum requirements, are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the Legislature.

"I won't have religion as a litmus test, or anybody's personal opinion on evolution or creationism," Palin said.

Now that is exactly the answer evolutionists and non-religious people would WANT to hear...and Palin gave it to them...

But they don't want to accept it and want the opposite to be true because it helps make her out to be a religious zealot...

And Couric perpetuated the lie in her own words...

Dollars to doughnuts if she said "X percent of black people agree with Obama that his Muslim background is important to them...", everytone would have a coniption fit that she's blatantly pushing something that is not only false, but would accuse her of being in the tank for McCain...

But, non-hypothetically, when it happens the other way around?...

faithful_servant · #2 (**permalink**) 09-24-2008, 08:10 PM

I'd love to ask her if she could dscribe the details of how she dealt with the corruption within her state. Of course, if this question was asked, it would probably end up "on the cutting room floor".

saltwn · #3 (**permalink**) 09-24-2008, 11:30 PM

I would ask her to detail the McCain/Palin energy pan.

twoedgesword · #4 (**permalink**) 09-25-2008, 04:05 AM

There are a number of item in which I would like to be addressed by Sarah Palin...So if I had the option in asking her some questions here is what I would ask...

Gov Palin, you have endorsed more drilling in your home state as one of the ways of reducing oil prices. How do you feel about flex fuel engines? These engines that can run on 3-5 or more different types of fuels which gives the consumer options and creates competition with oil production.

Only 3 percent of the cars population are flex fuel engines, and no gas station in my area sells alternative fuels. My question to you Gov. Palin should the government require a certain amount of pumps in an area that would contain more alternative fuels?

Since there is only 3 percent flex fuel engines on the streets, what in your opinion, Gov Palin think of encouraging more production of these engines without so much government interference.

Now on to foreign affairs, I realize Gov. Palin nobody but the President has experience in this area. Only the President can set foreign policy nobody else...My question to you is, why didn't you confront Iran's President with some tough questions?

Gov. Palin, how was your overall experience with leaders from around the world? How much did you learn while having these discussions?

In my next segment I'll be covering other areas with the governor, so stay tuned! I feel like a reporter now! lol

cnredd · #5 (**permalink**) 09-25-2008, 04:06 AM

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Originally Posted by twoedgesword

There are a number of item in which I would like to be addressed by Sarah Palin...So if I had the option in asking her some questions here is what I would ask...

Gov Palin, you have endorsed more drilling in your home state as one of the ways of reducing oil prices. How do you feel about flex fuel engines? These engines that can run on 3-5 or more different types of fuels which gives the consumer options and creates competition with oil production.

Only 3 percent of the cars population are flex fuel engines, and no gas station in my area sells alternative fuels. My question to you Gov. Palin should the government require a certain amount of pumps in an area that would contain more alternative fuels?

Since there is only 3 percent flex fuel engines on the streets, what in your opinion, Gov Palin think of encouraging more production of these engines without so much government interference.

Now on to foreign affairs, I realize Gov. Palin nobody but the President has experience in this area. Only the President can set foreign policy nobody else...My question to you is, why didn't you confront Iran's President with some tough questions?

Gov. Palin, how was your overall experience with leaders from around the world? How much did you learn while having these discussions?

In my next segment I'll be covering other areas with the governor, so stay tuned! I feel like a reporter now! lol

Excellent first post!...

Welcome to Political Wrinkles twoedgesword!...

saltwn · #6 (**permalink**) 09-25-2008, 04:26 AM

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Originally Posted by twoedgesword

There are a number of item in which I would like to be addressed by Sarah Palin...So if I had the option in asking her some questions here is what I would ask...

Gov Palin, you have endorsed more drilling in your home state as one of the ways of reducing oil prices. How do you feel about flex fuel engines? These engines that can run on 3-5 or more different types of fuels which gives the consumer options and creates competition with oil production.

Only 3 percent of the cars population are flex fuel engines, and no gas station in my area sells alternative fuels. My question to you Gov. Palin should the government require a certain amount of pumps in an area that would contain more alternative fuels?

Since there is only 3 percent flex fuel engines on the streets, what in your opinion, Gov Palin think of encouraging more production of these engines without so much government interference.

Now on to foreign affairs, I realize Gov. Palin nobody but the President has experience in this area. Only the President can set foreign policy nobody else...My question to you is, why didn't you confront Iran's President with some tough questions?

Gov. Palin, how was your overall experience with leaders from around the world? How much did you learn while having these discussions?

In my next segment I'll be covering other areas with the governor, so stay tuned! I feel like a reporter now! lol

This is an interesting subject. I must confess, though, don't know much about it.
Sounds good.

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