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Tenigma 08-29-2008 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by BarTopDancer (Post 236062)
The Republican party (or its members) are cite family values and the lack thereof for the decline of society. They impression given is that one parent should stay at home with the children. Having this VP candidate with young children and a husband who works comes across as hypocritical of their "agenda".

Well obviously she wears the pant(suit) in that family and the husband stays home to be the stay-at-home dad to their five children, right? Especially considering their youngest one has Down Syndrome.

BarTopDancer 08-29-2008 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Tenigma (Post 236065)
Well obviously she wears the pant(suit) in that family and the husband stays home to be the stay-at-home dad to their five children, right? Especially considering their youngest one has Down Syndrome.

Except her husband works too.

Gemini Cricket 08-29-2008 12:54 PM

Saw this on another discussion board I belong to...
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Old Man and MILF 2008
:D

3894 08-29-2008 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Motorboat Cruiser (Post 236042)
You lost me there. :)

Sorry I wasn't clear! The way to circumvent the sexism defense is to send out some senior senator women Dems to poke Palin, then have Biden simply repeat those pokes in a debate with her. My .02, anyway.

Alex 08-29-2008 01:06 PM

Considering the uproar (on the left) at every remote sexist slight of Hillary Clinton, I hope the people doing it quickly realize how silly they end up looking with this MILF and shaggable stuff.

Fair question as to whether she has enough history to warrant VP let alone potential presidency. But it almost makes me want to vote for her simply as a form of apology for the number of people who's second response to her nomination (after "who?") was an evaluation of her ****ability.

Gemini Cricket 08-29-2008 01:12 PM

Between the two, who would I want as president if something awful were to happen? The person with the experience or the person without? I'd say the former.

Alex 08-29-2008 01:14 PM

Between the two, who do you want to be president if nothing happens? The one with the experience or the one without?

While I think this blunts McCain's ability to criticize Obama's relative lack of experience since it would now rebound on McCain, I think Obama and supporters have to be very careful to not criticize Palin for lacking experience since that rebounds on them as well.

scaeagles 08-29-2008 01:15 PM

Yeah, I think the experience thing is still a losing proposition for Obama. Unless he wants to talk about death or assassination, which would be really kind of creepy.

Alex 08-29-2008 01:17 PM

Of course, my answer is that I don't consider "experience" to be that significant a factor in choosing a president and it certainly hasn't be a great indicator of presidential success in the past.

Motorboat Cruiser 08-29-2008 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Alex (Post 236071)
Considering the uphoar ...

Phonetic Fruedian slip?


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