You see Sara P. last night at the bar?

[Himark]

The news was showing her watching the debate in a good ole boy sports bar wearing some nice blue jeans and thowing back some Budweiser. She is a middle class chick for sure and most likely with her rocket to the top career here will not allow her to be corrupted by the years of political bs and forget bout the little guys after getting there. With all that said she is still a VPILF!

 

[xrated]

need pics.

 

[Himark]

I watched a video of her in bar last night on CNN this morning but all be darned if the WWW has anything on it. Somebody has got to have a pic of this???

 

[yardfarmer]

Milf for sure....., I"D HIT IT!!!!! but I alway say that!!! lol

 

[buck50]

Milf for sure....., I"D HIT IT!!!!! but I alway say that!!! lol

 

[Sturgis Sledder]

Here is a video

 

[cmantle1]

Sure, she didnt have a passport until a little while ago, has barley ever left the country, BUT she watches tv in a sports bar!! SHES QUALIFIED!



not taking a side, just using some logic in the statement....

 

[justadude]

AAAAAAAAAA come on, she's a cute as a bug!!

 

[Himark]

Sure, she didnt have a passport until a little while ago, has barley ever left the country, BUT she watches tv in a sports bar!! SHES QUALIFIED!



not taking a side, just using some logic in the statement....

I made NO such statement connecting her qualifications to the sports bar. However, I DID say the fact she can hang out with middle class peeps just proves she still has not severed that connection with the American middle class on her road to the top like 99% of the politicians.
I think alot of politicians truely start out with good intentions but get them smeared by politics along the way, with that said she has a good shot at KEEPING the promises to the average people...the same people that work at a sports bar, factory, etc.

 

[BottomFeeder m7.]

yup yup. Cutie.

 

[highmtn]

Isn't it supposed to be a government of the people, by the people, for the people? Sounds more like my kind of person.

 

[cmantle1]

I made NO such statement connecting her qualifications to the sports bar. However, I DID say the fact she can hang out with middle class peeps just proves she still has not severed that connection with the American middle class on her road to the top like 99% of the politicians.
I think alot of politicians truely start out with good intentions but get them smeared by politics along the way, with that said she has a good shot at KEEPING the promises to the average people...the same people that work at a sports bar, factory, etc.

and i think those are great qualities for a governor, or a mayor, or evem a senator. but NOT potentially the leader of the most powerful country in the world....

 

[AltitudeinD]

So if she hangs out at a middle class bar and drinks Bud, she's qualified to be second in command? My wife does that and all she does is ***** about work, bills, blah, blah, blah. Shouldn't a leader of our great country be more worried about international affairs, economic issues (not I'll betcha I can get that Eskimo to buy me a beer), Health care, the current status of Wall St?
Face it people, she is not middle class, and if she is VP she will never see another middle class person in her life. And if she was, would you really want her running the country? Historically presidents are wealthy before they enter office because they understand economics, make sound investments, and know how to run a corporation (with the exception of George W of course).
Get a grip, stop trying to validate this terrible joke the republican party played on you when they tried to appeal to the woman vote, and accept the fact that if McCain fell over and died (Which I don't wish on this man that I DO RESPECT), this unqualified nut job will be our PRESIDENT.

 

[highmtn]

why is that? Should the potential leader consider themselves too "good" to be around ordinary citizens?

 

[AltitudeinD]

why is that? Should the potential leader consider themselves too "good" to be around ordinary citizens?

Could you deal with the situations a president encounters? Could you deal with the responsibility of being in charge of what might be the most powerful country in the world? Do you understand that I say "might be" because the next president could make or break that in the next four years? We middle class people DO NOT UNDERSTAND what happens at that level. Trust me, I hate to admit that because I am a business owner, and control freak at heart. But really, the biggest decision most middle class people make every week is what toilet paper to buy. The pressure, stress, and responsibility a president takes on is absolutely unreal, and cannot be taken lightly.

 

[AltitudeinD]

And please don't get me wrong, I don't mean to offend you in any way. I fear to lose my rights to hunt, shoot, snowmobile, ride dirt bikes, and use my national forest the way Roosevelt intended just like the rest of us. But we really need to make a few sacrfices and do what is right for this country, and that means making things right with the world or some fruitcake dictator with nuclear toys could put the stops on the whole deal.

 

[AKSNOWRIDER]

And please don't get me wrong, I don't mean to offend you in any way. I fear to lose my rights to hunt, shoot, snowmobile, ride dirt bikes, and use my national forest the way Roosevelt intended just like the rest of us. But we really need to make a few sacrfices and do what is right for this country, and that means making things right with the world or some fruitcake dictator with nuclear toys could put the stops on the whole deal.

Up to a point I agree with you that some experience matters..but I don't know of one president or vice president that didn't/doesn't have a board of highly qualified experts to advise them on all affairs...so then it is a matter of the president/vice president listening to said advisers..And from experienceing palin here I don't see that being a problem........

 

[Skinner]

Up to a point I agree with you that some experience matters..but I don't know of one president or vice president that didn't/doesn't have a board of highly qualified experts to advise them on all affairs...so then it is a matter of the president/vice president listening to said advisers..And from experienceing palin here I don't see that being a problem........

Beat me to it.

I think that she is still middle class. Did you see her tax returns for the last two years. 2005-120,000, 2006-170,000. If i remeber right.

 

[AKSNOWRIDER]

Beat me to it.

I think that she is still middle class. Did you see her tax returns for the last two years. 2005-120,000, 2006-170,000. If i remeber right.

I think obama is gonna take this country and the world down a road that nobody but the terrorist want to go down...and I think that if we dont put somebody in the white house who has seen the worst this world has to offer(mccain in veitnam)and somebody who reconizes that more goverment is exactly what this country doesn't need (palin and mccain) then this country will begin a downward spirl that we may never be able to stop.............

 

[Skinner]

I think obama is gonna take this country and the world down a road that nobody but the terrorist want to go down...and I think that if we dont put somebody in the white house who has seen the worst this world has to offer(mccain in veitnam)and somebody who reconizes that more goverment is exactly what this country doesn't need (palin and mccain) then this country will begin a downward spirl that we may never be able to stop.............

I couldn't agree more!