Comments on: Sarah’s Golden Summit

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By: thedavid

thedavid — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:53:24 +0000

what a great picture from someone in a position to know. Ms. Palin is certainly not one of Alaska’s greatest exports, and that is putting it mildly….. She is, without question, deeply flawed.

By: Christopher

Christopher — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:00:18 +0000

What I see in this article is not one but two examples of the weakness exemplified in the United State’s present situation: the obvious one being the destruction of our natural resources by the likes of Palin and her cronies, but there’s also the subtle one in the government’s relationship with the Chinese – they own much of this nation’s debt due in large part to the bailouts the Bush and Obama administrations (the so-called “stimulous package” didn’t pay for itself, you know…).

Both sets of politicals are selling out this nation’s long-term best interests – the only question is… who will be the ones to profit from the disastrous policies they cram down our throats?

By: Astra Navigo

Astra Navigo — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:09:19 +0000

“Her worthy causes include a return to Christian values found only in the same unwritten dogma of social elitism that provoked the Crusades and the great witch hunts….”

Karla, from her Fundamentalist stand on religion to her clueless lack of understanding regarding any form of foreign policy and her dismal understanding of history, Sarah Palin is, by any yardstick, irrelevant.

In the era of Kennedy, the intellectuals of America would have rapidly consigned this woman to the File 13 of bad humor; not because she was female – but because she is a MORON.

Today, however, genuine intellectuals (Obama is likely among their number) are frowned upon; even jeered. Kennedy, as we all know, fared no better (the “Wanted for Treason” posters popping up in Dallas ahead of his fateful visit).

We live in an age where morons are revered for their antihero status; rather than aspire to greatness, Americans seem hell-bent to bring everyone down to their own institutionalized mediocrity.

Palin is just the cheerleader and calendar-girl for this bunch; assault rifle in hand, she flaunts her American-flag bikini and flashes her idiot-grin; Cletus and DaisyMae cheer, and stand in line to have her scribble an autograph on a book which will be on Ebay in a year to pay the grocery tab.

That it won’t fetch a fraction of the $25.00 they paid is a foregone conclusion.

In that, we have a microcosm of America — sold down the river by morons, with the leavings picked over by foreign countries at a trifle of what they were once worth.

–Will

By: grainnerhuad

grainnerhuad — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:00:44 +0000

“Sarah looks for the easy way, not the best way” This sentance pretty much sums it up for me. She behaves like the archetype of the “popular girl” in High School, giving no care to what it takes to stay on top or who she tramples to stay there.