Maybe, but I’m not sure it’for everyone….

So, may I say, thank you, Soldier, for giving of your time and your dedication in your service. And I am deeply sorry that anyone would attack you or wish you ill simply because you disagree on political candidates.

And on that note, thank you for your support of the best candidate in the field.

Ironically, I just finished a piece a few minutes ago, and said what you said - enough is enough. It’s actually way past being enough…

I urge my colleagues in the Senate to vote for the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act of 2005. I will be proud to add my vote to the roll call.

What is the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act of 2005 you ask…

Recognize the right of the Native Hawaiian people to reorganize the Native Hawaiian governing entity to provide for their common welfare and to adopt appropriate organic governing documents

Once self-governance has been properly recognized, Native Hawaiians would be able to set aside ad hoc processes and
interact with the federal government in a more conventional government-to-government relationship.

Sounds like Obama is in favor of Native Hawaiians seceding!

You are merely here to disrupt. You have no credit here.

She gave a welcoming speech to a bunch of conventioneers as Governor and Barack spent from 1995 to 2001 cozy with Ayers and the Annenberg Challenge.

…consider what might happen if a President McCain were suddenly sidelined at a critical moment, leaving Ms. Palin at the helm of the greatest military power on earth.

First, what is it with the media and so many bots referring to a single individual as “a …” “A President McCain”, what the heck is that all about? How many President McCains could we possibly have?
Second, it’s not “Ms. Palin”, she is the governor of Alaska and should be referred to as Governor Palin.
As for Governor Palin being at the helm, can I assume you are against her being in charge because she is a woman?

Everyone has there own reasons for who they supported. I do not view Senator Clinton as a “saint” nor do I consider myself a “fan”. I am not looking for a best friend, buddy or BFF.I didnt care about past grievenances or what she may or may not have done. People allowed there personal feelings to override everything. Turned this election into black versus white. When it should of been who is best to do the job.

However now the best we get is Mccain when I dont agree with a majority of the issues he address however there is one aspect that will override everything and that is the fact I dont doubt for one second he loves this country. No, policy wise we need what the Democratic party was originally founded on and for…. but what no longer exists. Because someone already decided the Democratic nominee a long time ago. This election is no longer about change but the lesser of two evils. However with Gov Palin it may be different because she is not part of the washington crowd.

But that is my belief, my feelings, and something I will stand up for and always address.

Yes, that is exactly the one abt which I was thinking. Thanks for the details - much appreciated.

What is wrong with these people? Even in the face of FACTS, they still belittle and demean Palin? THat is reprehensible.

HEY, Republican Chick -

Thanks for your thoughtful response. I had heard Palin’s name mentioned before, and was impressed by her whistle blowing. And not just that she is one, but that she still has a CAREER!! How many times have we heard of people who pretty much lost everything even after winning? That she is now the governor after that speaks volumes abt her, I think.

Thanks again!

You make no sense.

I’ve been behind Rush and our counter attack against Hillary the criminal killer and the Feminazis since the 80s.

Actually I was at war in the 70s but only found that there was a world of people line me in the 80s with talk radio.

Yea, I always believed a real woman could succeed but, Billary, neither woman nor real.couldn’t.

McCain 4 years, Sarah 8 years. Kicking liberal ass

And Sarah is hot & I respect John for being brave enough to pick that which will make his life better.