Ding, ding, ding -- Sarah Palin's comment regarding Reverend Wright struck a devilish memory bell

if she thinks her own religious disconnects should also be fodder for the media, as well as the public who the media incites. Me thinks that her "rational" brain would probably not be able to make the connection and her "rational response' would become just another one of her word salads.

What does it say about us as a society when people actually take what she says seriously?

I couldn't resist this response to her recent remarks. I am sure there are many DU'ers who missed this story the first time around, and I simply thought they should be given the opportunity to become acquainted with Sarah's pastor. It puts a whole different slant on her criticism of Reverend Wright.

Thanks for your response.

Sam

I was merely trying to express my frustration that such a mentally challenged individual holds the attention of our media in the way that she does.

I always try to respond to people who actually post on my threads because so few people post any written text these days. Everyone is in such a hurry, they Recommend threads they like and move on quickly to the next one. So to those who do take an extra moment, I also try to thank. In this case, I simply thought, pardon the expression, tit for tat was in order for Ms. Palin.

And again, thanks for posting on my thread!

Sam

I had forgotten all about that interview.

but I absolutely do not miss Palin herself. I am the happiest when I simply ignore her. When she spoke yesterday about Wright being fair game, I couldn't help myself. I just had to repost that video. And I was HAPPY to do so.

Thanks for posting on my thread.

Sam

that you can stream or pick up on podcasts. It airs from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. Anchorage time, which is 10:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. East Coast.

The podcasts are here: http://shannynmoore.podbean.com/ Since I'm usually busy in the evening, I listen to her podcast the next day when I'm on the computer. She also has a column in the Anchorage Daily News, http://www.adn.com , on Sundays.

Thanks for letting me know. I will try to tune her in.

Sam

It speaks to the character and basic fabric of a person's makeup, if they were raised in religion since birth. Just because the RWers are afraid to take a real look at it, does not mean it should n ot be brought up. At least we knew SP was a religious crazy, among other things. She was part of Joel's Army...ready to send us all to the Apocalpse as soon as possible so that Jesus could come and get them.

Religion, especially cults and "special" ones that the common person cannot attend, need to be outed. I don't judge it...it just needs to see the light of day for voters to peruse if this guy wants to be the Leader of the Free World.

I don't label her with that term because I always reserved it for George W. Bush*. I could not believe a majority of people in the United States voted for someone that dumb (turns out, they probably didn't). But Palin is someone who unbelievably to me appears to be even less knowledgeable than Bush*. Thus far, I have not come up with nor have I heard anyone else use a term exactly tailor-made for her particular acumen....

Sam

As in Attack Romney for being one.

I read that post several times and just didn't get the essence of what he was saying. That's is probably because I just don't think like that.

Sam

Rommey is a Mormon. That is not an attack. It is a statement of fact.

Mormons believe in using women/wives as slave labor, excuse me, multiple wives and child-bearers. There is a CURRENT Reality Show on the Television, Sister Wives, ya know? They are called Mormon Fundamentalists. Why? Because they still espouse the basic tenants of Joseph Smith's religion. Why else do they need more than one wife? It's expensive and racks up the number of kids.

It's like saying calling GWB a Methodist is an attack. WTF?

When you find me a religion that thinks that women should have 5 or more husbands, fundamental or reformed or current...then let's talk. I'd be up for that...what a farm or corporation I could manage with 5 or more studs at my beck and call. (I'm a woman)

Until then, it's like Romney's ill-advised statement...marriage is between ONE man and ONE woman. What a crock of reinvention for a Mormon whose great-grandfather had 12 wives and his grandfather had 5.

He didn't provide any explanation but just said the word in connection with where Romney's God lives.

goofy little troll calling himself a "pastor" and who sounded like a Ferengi who had been kicked in the balls who kept going on about protecting Princess Dumbass from the plague of witchcraft!! ( ). "In ze naaaame of Jeeeeeeee-bus, In ze name of Jeeeeeee-bus!"

Sez it all, dunnit?

america should be embarassed

hehehe ok....