I have been in constant amazement since Palin stepped onto the platform as VP of her ignorance and ability to pump up the crowd in a frenzy of hate and racism. What amazes me more is the media response to this woman. They don't want to touch the truth behind this woman because they are either afraid of her or the train wreck has brought them such high ratings that the truth no longer matters. (I'm not just talking fox noise but mainstream media as well) From what I can see, the truth would make them all rich as well so why are they protecting her? Judge for yourself!~Mem
Palin Babygate
The Great White Shark
We all know exactly what these three guys are staring at, and it isn't some sexy lady walking by in a bikini. With all due respect to the ladies who actually questioned The Wild Ride and loaded up the Babygate bandwagon even before we guys stopped being mesmerized by the cute librarian's winking, blinking, and waving, this is a story about the guys. Audrey, Morgan, Helen, Bree, and a number of others long ago recognized a fish tale when they heard it, but it took us guys a little longer to step back from the pretty lady, take a deep breath, and smell the stench of pit bull doo-doo, even when it was colored nicely with lipstick. I'm sure all you long-time readers of the blogs will recognize these three shark hunters as the resident lawman, the outside upstart, and the grizzled old-timer. If you have not yet sorted out the players, I am sure by the end of this article, you will fully understand. Read More....
Coincidental Evidence
Sarah Palin doesn't believe in coincidences.
Back in 1967, Benjamin Braddock sat in on a few courses at Berkeley. Ben had already received his undergraduate degree with honors from an unnamed Ivy League university, but he was not enrolled in the graduate program at UC Berkeley. He was driving around campus in his red Alfalfa Duetto Spider, a rare model built only in '67, and following Elaine Robinson wherever she went. Ben did not want Elaine dating and marrying the local hunk frat rat, so he was just making himself as visible to her as possible. We did not use the word back in The Sixties, but now we call it stalking. Norman Fell, who would later make a name for himself simply by being continually suspicious that Jack Tripper was not gay, was quite suspicious of the activities of Benjamin Braddock. He thought Ben was an outside agitator and he didn't like him, even a little bit. Ben was simply a nice guy in love, but Norman Fell's character didn't know that. Read More....
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