I'm in love with Sarah Palin

I'd hit it.....

I know, right!

wait. BACK OFF

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Originally Posted by davsel

Actually, I'm a Cancer - not the most compatible with the Aquarius, but we can make it work.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...Skidmore_2.jpg

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[ROFL2] Nice reply, good response time and well done 9.5/10

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Originally Posted by cstone

I have been meaning to read her book...Bossypants

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I'm picking up what you're laying down.

Not only is she smokin', she's smart in an unpretentious way. Anyone who thinks this woman isn't smart has never paid attention...other than to the liberal media that tried to destroy her.

And I don't care that she endorsed Trump. I heard what she said about endorsing Trump on the radio today and she makes a lot of sense. Especially for someone that was so completely betrayed by their party. McCain would've been lucky to carry one state if it hadn't been for her.

Frankly she's one of the great women in America today. Maybe not as politically polished as some, but to me that's part of the reason she's so appealing. Kinda like Trump. He's not my guy (unless he gets the nomination) but I get why so many people are excited about him.

How is she still relevant? I don't follow the Republican party as closely as I probably should.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I'm picking up what you're laying down.

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Pipe?

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

Not only is she smokin', she's smart in an unpretentious way. Anyone who thinks this woman isn't smart has never paid attention...other than to the liberal media that tried to destroy her.

And I don't care that she endorsed Trump. I heard what she said about endorsing Trump on the radio today and she makes a lot of sense. Especially for someone that was so completely betrayed by their party. McCain would've been lucky to carry one state if it hadn't been for her.

Frankly she's one of the great women in America today. Maybe not as politically polished as some, but to me that's part of the reason she's so appealing. Kinda like Trump. He's not my guy (unless he gets the nomination) but I get why so many people are excited about him.

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I obviously agree 100%

I think Stacey Dash would make a great VP - no offense Sarah - it would give us more time together.
http://futurefirstlady.com/wp-conten...tacey-dash.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GES3QTMlslg

And she's smart
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...s-boycott.html

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Originally Posted by Ronin13

I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop with Trump. He only does what benefits Trump, and since he doesn't need the money, what possibly could he gain by winning the White House? That's what has me cautious about him. He's given money to the Clintons, he's supported gun control measures in NY, and he has flip flopped on many issues that he now "looks" conservative. He scares the crap out of independents, and he's too abrasive to garner the undecided voters. If anything, he's bad for the GOP, but the average registered Republican can't see through his sales pitch. Remember, this guy's job for the last few decades has been to close big business deals, he's a salesman, and he knows how to sell.

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I think Trump's real job for the last decade or more has been "reality TV star." And I'm with you, I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop. I think Trump is "punking" the Republican party. He's analyzed the things people are saying, the anger of many in the party and he's throwing them the red meat that they want. I don't think he believes a word of it. Trump is all about Trump, first, last and always.

I think Trump is going to start sliding in the polls as people get more serious and when that happens it wouldn't surprise me if he jumped ship and ran as an independent. Yeah, he pledged not to but so what? If a career politician broke a promise like that he'd be finished as a politician. Trump, however, is no politician and he couldn't care less about what the party thinks.

Think about it: Trump as an independent would be perfect for Trump. He'd be able to say exactly what he wanted to say and he could count on having the news media at his door 24/7, giving him all the attention he craves. He couldn't win, but I don't have any reason to think he WANTS to win. Why would he? Being president is a tough job. Everybody wants a piece of your time and you have hardly any control over your own life. Being Trump, OTOH, means you get to do, and say, exactly what you want to do and say and never suffer any consequences for it.

Trump as an independent would also almost certainly throw the election to the democrats, whoever their candidate turns out to be. And since Trump has a long history of cozying up to democrats, he would probably be fine with that.

Trump isn't running for president. Trump is starring in a reality TV show called "Donald Trump Runs For President."

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Originally Posted by davsel

Can we take up a collection for a new phone for you?

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Doh, I'd been doing better, bigger screen I notice the autocorrects better, but slipped a couple words on that one.