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p>Unrepentant sinners loathe the political agenda of believers -- and the believers themselves -- because anything that takes God seriously is an obstacle to the hoped-for utopia of the secular atheist: a wicked life blessed with happiness. Quinn and others of her ilk can sometimes lull themselves into thinking that their worldly success means that they are good. But then a Sarah Palin comes along and dramatically reminds them that about half the country devoutly believes that they should be ashamed of themselves. br> -- Ken Kuykendall br> Salt Lake City, Utah /p>Richard Nixon, who opened up China, who gave us the EPA, who almost won JFK's Vietnam war, campaigned to and was elected by the "Silent Majority."
They are the hardworking Americans too busy earning a living to support their families, their churches, and their communities to protest, to march, to complain about imaginary slights to people they don't even know. They are the people used to making sacrifices for others, they are used to small rewards, they pay their bills and try to save for their futures. They give fair treatment and expect fair treatment in return. They don't make headlines. They are still with us, although they, their values, their belief in the Constitution as the base of our country, and their faith in God which supports their entire world are under assault from the cultural Left, the Fifth Column, and the "green" flotsam and jetsam of the USSR.
Mrs. Palin is the pinnacle of the "Silent Majority"; Senator McCain was cagey enough to see this. The Silent Majority will vote for Governor Palin. The only question: While they are still silent, are they still the majority? If you believe in God, pray, pray, pray that the answer is yes. If you don't, cross your fingers, rub your lucky penny, or squeeze your rabbit's foot for your favorite...
p>Oh, and another thing: if McCain is defeated in seven weeks, do you think for a NY minute that it won't be Hillary vs. Sarah in '12? For a second? Time's up. br> -- Dan Hirsch br> Paris, Wisconsin /p>Just finished Bashing God...and I wish to say this to Jeffrey Lord. Beautiful, just beautiful. A paean to Palin and deservedly so.
This is how pathetic Air America's Miller babe (the one whose dad was a Republican VP candidate once) is. She was positively rhapsodic over Tina Fey's SNL send-up of Palin. Actually believes this will get folks to thinking how unprepared Palin is for vice presidency and voters will re-consider their choice. Like Dana Carvey sunk George (41) Bush? Like the endless, merciless skits on Bill Clinton's leering lechery ended his career!