> On Mon, 1 Sep 2008 22:42:11 -0500, "David Moffitt"
> stomping-leftist-twits.org> wrote:
>

>>
>>"Cyrus Afzali" wrote in message
>>news:j67pb4d205gkcldspod2erjirktisp0mc5@4ax.com...
>>| On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 23:15:08 -0500, "David Moffitt"
>>| stomping-leftist-twits.org> wrote:
>>|
>>| >Translation: The left is afraid, very, very afraid of
>>this woman. With
>>her
>>| >expierence hunting, fishing and flying as a bush pilot
>>she is more of a
>>man
>>| >than the leftist in this group put together.
>>|
>>| Oh, we're not afraid of her now. We're very thankful to
>>her. She just
>>| helped the Dems tremendously. First off, it's laughable
>>to think that
>>| this is the best from a qualifications standpoint that
>>McCain could
>>| do.
>>
>>She is an outsider. People are tired of the "good ole boy"
>>network of DC.

>
> Oh, that's what they say. Palin's own citizens continue to
> support Ted
> Stevens who's the subject of a federal investigation and
> has been for
> ages.

>>
>>Secondly, this is a party and a woman that has made a lot
>>of the
>>| morality issue. So the news of her daughter's pregancy
>>very much puts
>>| this into fair game as an issue.
>>
>>Attack the pregnant daughter and and the Democratic party
>>will feel the
>>wrath of the mothers in America.

>
> Bullshit. When you act like you're squeaky clean and go as
> far as
> mocking a fictional character's out of wedlock pregnancy
> on TV like
> Quayle did, you better be ready for criticism when your
> shit stinks as
> bad as anybody else's. Republicans are the ones who make
> morality an
> issue, not Dems.
>

>>| Let us also remember that Dan Quayle made the news for
>>making hay over
>>| a fictional character having a baby out of wedlock. If
>>we're going to
>>| be fair here, then the Palin family's skeleton is fair
>>game too.
>>
>>The Palin family is who told America that the girl is 5
>>months pregnant.
>>They could have taken her to an abortion clinic and had
>>the baby murdered
>>and no one would have known. The daughter chose to have
>>the baby rather than
>>killing it and that is family values. My youngest daughter
>>got pregnant at
>>16 and now I have a fine 10 year old grand-daughter that I
>>worship. Abortion
>>never crossed my mind.

>
> First off, knowing how to conduct yourself at 16 is family
> values.
> Having an out-of-wedlock baby is a mistake, regardless of
> how you
> handle it. Yes, having the baby is obviously the better
> choice, but
> it's still a mistake nonetheless.

>
> Again, Dems don't claim to be the morality party.