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Notable quotable
"How in the hell -- heck -- are you going to change it unless you know what caused it?"
-- Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Joe Biden, commenting on Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin's repeated contention that the cause of climate change is uncertain
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infp Posted 8:50 am
13 Oct 2008
I betcha Sarah knows
Sarah knows that global warming is caused by increased brimstone burning in hell.
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amazingdrx Posted 4:27 pm
13 Oct 2008
God
"It's just God huggin' us closer." (Tina as Sarah)
The only way McCain would have a chance now is if he replaces Sarah with Tina.
http://amazngdrx.blogharbor.com/blog John Schneider, Northern Wisconsin
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Baby Boomer Posted 1:51 am
14 Oct 2008
Heard this recently
At a wedding recently someone said to me that he loved Sarah Palin because she called out Biden on dwelling on the past: "Say it ain't so Joe." I just had to look at him and calmly say that if we don't study and understand history, we are doomed to repeat it. He kind of cringed and said you have a point.
Jon Stewart on The Daily Show said it's kind of like going to the doctor and being diagnosed with lung cancer. The doctor doesn't care to dwell on the past or the cause so he prescribes smoking a pack of cigarettes a day.
Can we at least stay logical and listen to each other?
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amazingdrx Posted 2:14 am
14 Oct 2008
"Can I call you Joe?"
Why did she ask that? So she could use the moronic line "Say it ain't so, Joe".
It was all a clever setup, or what passes for one, in the minds of her handlers.
This all harkens back to Duuuhbya's cleverness in calling Putin "pooty poot". Or the brilliant use of "democrat" party, instead of democratic party in the lingo of the talking point right media.
Or the deft strategery of referring to Saddam as "sad dam", which meant shoeshine boy in Iraqi.
Never misunderestimate the effectiveness of wing nut word games! Hehey.
http://amazngdrx.blogharbor.com/blog John Schneider, Northern Wisconsin
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