Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Millions of Working Women are Rejecting Palin’s Right-Wing Sophistry!
Working women in Iowa are rejecting the Right-Wing Sophistry of McCain’s so-called “maverick,” “barracuda,” or “attack dog” as some refer to Sarah Palin. If this growing attitude is any indication of the national tone, then John McCain’s attempt to deceive 190 million working-class women will backfire upon the GOP. The Republicans have brought a serious economic situation upon us, but are deliberately lying in order to get back in power. They have opened a smelling mess of slime, which degrades everything McCain’s patriotism was supposed to show. The stench of this sophistry demands that some heads must roll from the McCain’s Camp because many White Christian women of Iowa are rejecting the post-convention rhetoric.
Sarah Palin said she told Congress “thanks, but no thanks.” But she took the money anyway. It matters not that Congress may have directed her to use the millions for something else. The point is she took the money; and by taking the money, it is a bold-faced lie to say “I told them thanks but no thanks.” That clever reasoning suggested to the not-so-astute that she gave back the millions offered for “the bridge to nowhere.” But she took the money, she didn’t send it back.
Sarah Palin says she is a Christian-a member of the family of Christ. As such, she must know that the outward appearance of a human being does not reveal what is in the heart. And as a good Christian Sarah Palin should have read the words of Jesus in Matthew 23:28, which says: “Even so ye also outwardly appear righteous unto men, but within ye are full of hypocrisy and iniquity.”
Sorry McCain, you need to fire the slime ball who is putting out this stuff. The ads stink, and even Republicans are outraged at the Karl Rove-like garbage. Don’t worry . . . God is Just and He will defend the right.
Sarah Palin's Convention Speech: Working-class women are pretty shrewd and discerning in Uniontown, PA
http://www.politicalpeon.com/2008/09/sarah-palins-convention-speech-working.html
For What it’s Worth . . .
Black Issachar
Sarah Palin said she told Congress “thanks, but no thanks.” But she took the money anyway. It matters not that Congress may have directed her to use the millions for something else. The point is she took the money; and by taking the money, it is a bold-faced lie to say “I told them thanks but no thanks.” That clever reasoning suggested to the not-so-astute that she gave back the millions offered for “the bridge to nowhere.” But she took the money, she didn’t send it back.
Sarah Palin says she is a Christian-a member of the family of Christ. As such, she must know that the outward appearance of a human being does not reveal what is in the heart. And as a good Christian Sarah Palin should have read the words of Jesus in Matthew 23:28, which says: “Even so ye also outwardly appear righteous unto men, but within ye are full of hypocrisy and iniquity.”
Sorry McCain, you need to fire the slime ball who is putting out this stuff. The ads stink, and even Republicans are outraged at the Karl Rove-like garbage. Don’t worry . . . God is Just and He will defend the right.
Sarah Palin's Convention Speech: Working-class women are pretty shrewd and discerning in Uniontown, PA
http://www.politicalpeon.com/2008/09/sarah-palins-convention-speech-working.html
For What it’s Worth . . .
Black Issachar
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