Comments on: Palin’s American-hating pals – “I won’t be buried under their damn flag!”

By: Christian Coalition

Christian Coalition — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:19:53 +0000

I agree with Tom, Todd wasn’t a member and even if he was what does that have to do with Sarah? Nothing. She’s her own woman. She’s the accomplished one, not Todd. Gov. Palin has committed her life to being honest and serving the American people as best she can. To even hint that she is somehow even associated with anti-American sentiments is just ridiculous. Jackass: McCain has years of not only experience in the Senate, but also years of LIVING history unlike this fresh-faced Obama. Obama is all cheap talk. He’s one-run and done. He’s a joke. He’s also been reading far to much Marx lately. His plans push America closer and closer to USSR style rule. I don’t know about anyone else, but I sure don’t want Big Brother in my room. America is about freedom and the more government oversight there is, the less freedom we have. Freedom doesn’t always create betterment for all people. With freedom, the strongest rise while the weaker fail. Anything other than this natural cycle is sure to fail. Nature hasn’t designed all things to be equal. “Spreading the wealth” as Obama has suggested just isn’t possible. It sound nice to a lot of Americans, but sinply isn’t possible without the government stepping on all our our balls. Not only that but Obama does have strong Islamic feelings. He has been known to quote passages from the Quran as teaching lessons during his time as a professor. This man is dangerous. Very dangerous.

By: Jackass

Jackass — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:11:54 +0000

It’s quite hard to take the word of a man who’s language is unintelligible…

By: tom

tom — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 16:36:35 +0000

and Obama is a terriest hags with um loves on um…. so whats the big deal….. by the way FYI Todd was not a member, do some homework liers

By: tom

tom — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 16:34:09 +0000

YOU PEOPLE MAKE ME SICK……………..

By: Jackass

Jackass — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 14:27:36 +0000

I agree. Palin is a joke as a candidate to begin with, but once you throw in her anti-american husband and over-the-top religous zeal she makes one hell of a dangerous candidate.I’m not saying that She isn’t happy to be here, I’m just saying that having her in any sort of position of power is dangerous for America. Example A: Breaking ethics code while serving as gov.

As far as voting for McCain because he will somehow keep America safer? That’s a load of shit. McCain has an aggresive agenda for expanding America influence in areas where it’s not welcome. McCain doesn’t understand that just because it works in America doesn’t mean it will work in Iraq or Afghanistan (and by it, I mean democracy). Some cultures aren’t used to the idea of democracy. It doesn’t make them worse as a people just different. Values are different in other countries. That doesn’t mean America needs to step in everytime, which is what you get with McCain. With McCain as president, terrorist attacks on American soil will increase. With McCain as president, more of the world will hate Aggressor America.

By: Doobie

Doobie — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 13:27:17 +0000

Judging from the previous two poster’s comments, they think it’s far better to vote for the “America-hater” Sarah Palin than the America-lover” (Barack Obama.) Vote Republican — even if it’s BAD for America!

By: Smartie

Smartie — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 13:20:23 +0000

I agree. NO matter what you think of McCain – or Palin, for that matter – you are NUTS if you vote for Obama and think he will actually be able to keep us safe!!! All the “tax cuts” in the world don’t matter people, if we are attacked and overtaken by our enemies.

And one more thing — all this Sarah Palin doesn’t love America stuff makes no sense! Why would she and Todd be supportive of their eldest son fighting in Iraq if they didn’t love America?! I am sure he didn’t come to that conclusion entirely on his own . . .

By: Paul Eilers

Paul Eilers — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 03:18:22 +0000

Put down the kool aid. You’ve had enough.

In the primaries, I did not vote for John McCain. He is not a Conservative, he is a Moderate (and so is George Bush).

In this election, I am playing defense with my vote. That’s why I will vote for McCain. In the war on terror, I sure as hell do not want Barack Hussein Obama as our Commander in Chief.

But I am so disgusted right now, I may vote Libertarian.

Government is NOT the answer. Government is the problem. But you people cannot stop looking towards our state capitals and Washington D.C. as The Mecca.

If you people want socialized medicine, the government in charge of mortgages and more government interfering in our lives, then move to France. Please.