Why does Sarah dislike community workers?

[Mikeyy]

Sarah repeatedly disses community workers. Community workers do things like sit with alzhiemers patiants tha don't have families. But she trashes them. What a asshole you are Sarah.

[dga]

Originally Posted by Mikeyy

Sarah repeatedly disses community workers. Community workers do things like sit with alzhiemers patiants tha don't have families. But she trashes them. What a asshole you are Sarah.

I take it you don't like her very much, huh?

[Mikeyy]

Originally Posted by dga

I take it you don't like her very much, huh?

Is what I said a fair assessment? She said what she said.

[Michael1]

Originally Posted by Mikeyy

Sarah repeatedly disses community workers. Community workers do things like sit with alzhiemers patiants tha don't have families. But she trashes them. What a asshole you are Sarah.

She didn't trash community workers, she and most of us don't think being a 'community organizer' counts for a hill of beans when it comes to being a POTUS.

Besides, why don't you have a problem with a guy who merely schedules people to sit with 'alzhiemers patiants' and poor spellers, but doesn't actually WORK in the community, considering that one his top qualifications to be POTUS?

Wow, you managed to call her an asshole. That's pretty childish, methinks.

[cnredd]

Originally Posted by dga

I take it you don't like her very much, huh?

You can alays tell the amount of fear one has towards a political opponent by the mount of attacks...Many fear Obama and have done such...including me...I have no problems admitting that I fear an Obama presidency...

If Palin was truly nothing to be scared of, everyone would be yawning and not saying anything...

The media's response would be "She doesn't help the ticket, so why give her the time of day?...We could just sit here and continue propping up Obama all day."

But the media (and Obama supporters...but I'm being redundant) ARE scared of her...That's why they're frantically yelling about anything and everything Palin...The response has been "Oh crap!...She's gonna go over well with the public!...We gotta knock her down a few pegs before she f*cks up our whole game plan!"

A Shameful Week for the Press

I have always tended to think that conservative complaints about the media are a little exaggerated. There are occasionally obvious instances of bias and clear examples of a double standard, but most reporters don’t want to fall into those and some conservatives are surely too sensitive to them. But this week has changed my view. I have never seen, and I admit that I could never have imagined, such shameful, out-of-control, frenzied, angry, condescending, and pathetic journalistic malpractice. The ignorant assault on Palin’s accomplishments and experience, the breathless careless airing of deranged rumors about her private life, the staggeringly indecent mistreatment of her teenage daughter in a difficult time, the ill-informed piling on about the vetting process, the self-intensifying circle of tisking nodding heads utterly detached from a straightforward political event, have been amazing and eye-opening.

The reigning emotion of it all has been anger—anger at being surprised, anger at being denied the spectacle of a Republican circular firing squad, anger that a conservative pro-life Republican could also be a woman and might represent the aspirations of other women, anger at being handed a person they did not know and who did not know them, anger that this upstart thinks she can ruin their coronation party. And the anger was fed by, and was indicative of, a profound elitism—a sense that we were dealing with some redneck moron from a state with no decent restaurants. The Republican candidate for president chose as his running mate a young, charismatic, female Republican governor—probably the most popular governor in the country—whose attitude and resume ring precisely of McCain’s kind of politics, and who has been on most people’s short-list since he won the nomination, and the press treats it as a symptom of some terrible and reckless madness.

[Mikeyy]

Originally Posted by Michael1

She didn't trash community workers, she and most of us don't think being a 'community organizer' counts for a hill of beans when it comes to being a POTUS.

Besides, why don't you have a problem with a guy who merely schedules people to sit with 'alzhiemers patiants' and poor spellers, but doesn't actually WORK in the community, considering that one his top qualifications to be POTUS?

Wow, you managed to call her an asshole. That's pretty childish, methinks.

Being a part tme town council member is?

[faithful_servant]

Originally Posted by Mikeyy

Sarah repeatedly disses community workers. Community workers do things like sit with alzhiemers patiants tha don't have families. But she trashes them. What a asshole you are Sarah.

Mikeyy, I've seen you pull some pretty lame crap, but this is bottom of the barrel stuff. You know full well that Gov. Palin was referring to Sen. Obama's lack of executive experience and not what you're trying to make it sound like. Does she so intimidate you with her experience that you have to resort to lieing to find ways to criticize her? Is the fact that she is more qualified than Sen. Obama in every way cause you great fear for your candidate?
If this kind of crap is the best you can you do, just turn off your PC and go to bed.

[faithful_servant]

Originally Posted by Mikeyy

Being a part tme town council member is?

Being the Governor of a highlycomplex to govern is a pretty good qualification. By the standard you're using, we should be asking "Is being president of the Harvard Law Review enough of a qualification for President?"
You're getting lamer by the second, Mikeyy.

[dabateman]

Originally Posted by faithful_servant

Being the Governor of a highlycomplex to govern is a pretty good qualification. By the standard you're using, we should be asking "Is being president of the Harvard Law Review enough of a qualification for President?"
You're getting lamer by the second, Mikeyy.

Geopolitically, Alaska isn't that flippin complicated. In fact, if it's not the least complicated state in the union, it's danged close.

[cnredd]

Originally Posted by dabateman

Geopolitically, Alaska isn't that flippin complicated. In fact, if it's not the least complicated state in the union, it's danged close.

Actually, the opposite...

Alaskan politics rival that of Chicago politics in that it's run by machine-like groups that are corrupt and pandered to...

Well...It WAS that way...Until Sarah Palin showed up...

Chicago is still that way though...Apparently, no one's been around Chicago in the last 20 years to promote change they could've believed in...