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9.8.08 @ 12:01AM

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4. They are experts on women's issues and especially know which ones are good looking.

5. I don't have to be smart scientifically because they don't know when life begins either.

6. The hate profits just like I do except when they are mine.

7. My taxes are not going to be raised only my neighbors who has a little larger house than mine.

8. When the ice caps melt they will be giving me a tax credit to buy a boat to drive to work.

9. They are saving me from future crime problems by their promoting the disproportionate percentage of black abortions.

10. When the terrorist come I won't have to fight because there will not be any guns around to cause trouble.

You see neighbor how great it will be when the Democrats are in total control we won't have to do, say, or think anything for ourselves anymore. Dumbing down is really going to be easy.
-- Jared Harold
Naples, Florida

W. James Antle writes: "The long knives are out for Sarah Palin....her qualifications, record, ideology, and even her family life have been under the media microscope and liberal assault."

Maybe some moron media type will find out what kind of woman names her sons Track and Trig. Couldn't she come up with some manly names -- like Beau, or Hunter?
-- Dan Martin
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

RALLYING PALIN
Re: Philip Klein's Grand United Party:

While McLame may have united the delegates to the convention, he certainly has not united the party. There are still those of us who have not forgotten that he has spat in the faces of conservatives for over 20 years. Spit in my face once and you make me angry. Spit in my face a second time and we're likely to have fisticuffs. Spit in my face ten or twelve times over a long period of time and there is likely nothing that you can ever do to win back my trust -- ever.

Like most conservatives, I was and am energized by the selection of Sarah Palin as the Vice Presidential candidate. However, that is akin to pouring a very nice cologne on a rotting corpse. It will mask the stench of having to vote for McLame, but it won't eliminate it.

Do not ever forget that if elected, McLame will still be pushing for a cap-and-trade system which will wreck the economy, in order to fight a global warming hoax that doesn't exist. He will still be pushing for Shamnesty for illegal aliens, which will forever alter the culture of this country. As for strict constructionist justices and judges, it is my firm belief that is a pipe dream. The President can only nominate, he does not appoint. And there is nothing in McLame's background that would indicate that he would fight a Democrat Party dominated Senate Judiciary committee over truly conservative justices or judges. No, what I see coming there, based on history, are "compromise" candidates, in the style of Anthony Kennedy.

I would crawl across acres of broken glass to vote against The Obamessiah, but that has nothing to do with a "united" Republican Party.
-- Keith Kunzler

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