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yoni prefers victim politics over just about anything.
its terrible that she's using these deaths as a personal victim stage.
and to poke fun at dead jews.
yoni prefers victim politics over just about anything.
yep, it's like Wall St claiming that Magic Negro was vilifying them for the Banksters' Great Depression, when according to them THEY were innocent victims. sniff sniff
Self-proclaimed persecution, victimization, and paranoia are fundamentals to the right-wing politics. Yoni is so typical, he's boring.
i wonder if alaskans knew how she feels about jews?
they all over her candidate in alaska. they know her better than we do.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011...k-fox-strategyFormer Bush speechwriter David Frum went further. "She should stop talking now, really," he said.
Winehole is usually rational just not on anything regarding Sarah Palin.
sarah palin is only slightly more intelligent than her supporters.
don't list her on your resume.
All you lib s forget that you drew first blood, libeled it, poured it into a baking pan and baked it at 450 degress for 40 minutes, then served it to the lib masses.
This is YOUR cake, Vast Left Wing Conspiracy, now ing eat it!
VLWC is one of the primary lies of the "All Lies All The Time" VRWC.
Palin said the shooter was a left winger in that interview.
Let it go. It doesn't matter what I said about Palin two years ago, now that she's almost a has-been.
The left sure spends a lot of time hyperventilating over an "almost has been."
She alluded to the fact that he leaned left..
Sarah Palin's poll numbers get even worse
A new national poll indicates that 56 percent of all Americans have an unfavorable view of Sarah Palin, an all-time high for the former Alaska governor. That 56 percent unfavorable figure is up seven points from just before the midterm elections,
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/brenda...tml?view=print
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Damn, the pitbull lickers here are even more fringe than ever.
Sarah Palin's poll numbers get even worse
A new national poll indicates that 56 percent of all Americans have an unfavorable view of Sarah Palin, an all-time high for the former Alaska governor. That 56 percent unfavorable figure is up seven points from just before the midterm elections,
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/brenda...tml?view=print
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Damn, the pitbull lickers here are even more fringe than ever.
It's the mainstream media's fault!
I almost hyperventilated when she said that.She alluded to the fact that he leaned left..
Well she was just (wink,wink) defending her self from unfair accusations and noting the gall of the media trying to make it a left vs right issue..
I'm not sure I know of anyone that leans right having a "visceral" reaction to the sight of George W. Bush or that buys into 9-11 Truther and Loose Change nonsense.
Seems an accurate statement. Did she claim his leftward leaning led him to shoot Congresswoman Giffords?
dot: "his leftward leaning"
dot: "led him to shoot Congresswoman Giffords"
Like Glenn BecKKK, I can connect the dots, too.
Now, where's my blackboard?
Why did she speculate on his politics at all?
That's what you have been ing about this past week.
There was a high road here, and Palin didn't take it.
Again.
The empress has no clothes!
It was clear in late December, long before the world was introduced to Jared Loughner, that Sarah Palin's standing with the Republican electorate was growing shaky. Between the end of 2009 and the end of 2010, a CNN poll found, nearly one in five Republican voters had changed their mind about the idea of a Palin White House campaign, deciding that they'd be unlikely to back one. No other '12 heavyweight suffered a remotely similar decline. The willingness of several influential conservatives in late-'10 to voice skepticism over a Palin candidacy seemed to be taking a toll.
It was clear in late December, long before the world was introduced to Jared Loughner, that Sarah Palin's standing with the Republican electorate was growing shaky. Between the end of 2009 and the end of 2010, a CNN poll found, nearly one in five Republican voters had changed their mind about the idea of a Palin White House campaign, deciding that they'd be unlikely to back one. No other '12 heavyweight suffered a remotely similar decline. The willingness of several influential conservatives in late-'10 to voice skepticism over a Palin candidacy seemed to be taking a toll.
http://www.salon.com/news/politics/w...son/index.html
just in case yoni didn't see it
Pointing out the shooter's obvious political leanings -- such as they are -- is just another counterpoint to the continuing libel. It also demonstrates how lazy has been the media.
Now, if she had claimed those things had led him to commit the shooting, you'd have a point.
Yoni can't stand my constant slapping, so he has me on IGNORE, so somebody quote this:
dot: "his leftward leaning"
dot: "led him to shoot Congresswoman Giffords"
Like Glenn BecKKK, I can connect the dots, too.
Now, where's my blackboard?
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