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    Re: Palin's resignation

    Just my opinion. Sarah Palin is done. At the present time, the Republicans are floundering and flopping like a catfish on a mud bank.

    It's time to take off the gloves and expose the corruption on both sides of the aisle and clean out the entire D.C. government.

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    Re: Palin's resignation

    I miss the free cheese, it was the best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Headrick View Post
    I miss the free cheese, it was the best.
    That was some darn good cheese.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyme2fish View Post
    Just my opinion. Sarah Palin is done. At the present time, the Republicans are floundering and flopping like a catfish on a mud bank.

    It's time to take off the gloves and expose the corruption on both sides of the aisle and clean out the entire D.C. government.
    That I can't disagree with either. I think all politicians are criminals every alst stinking one of them! Just some are worse than others, lol!!!!!!!!!

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    I like the reason she quit if it's true. I like a polititians actually trying to save some money, not spending us into oblivioun. It's a shame that both sides went after her. Remember what the libs say......it's not wether or not someone is guilty, but it is the seriousness of the accusation that counts. She has $500,000 legal bills to show for it. This is a strategie that has severed the dems well over the years. Our side quits, resigns, steps down you name it, but the dems will go to the white house lawn and show solidarity with their leaders. JUst like Sanford, that guy has got to go and his party should be the ones that force him out. I don't want the dems to have anything to do with it. He is our discrace and we should take care of him the right way by sending him on his way. I say the samething that I said when the slick one was in office.....if his wife can't trust him than neither do I. As for Palin, I hope she keeps kicking but on both sides of the isle.

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    Maybe she quit because she finally relized that the GOP just used her as a token vote getter and as a fall gut to blame losing the election for them, or those nude pic's of her are finally coming out, she could pay of her legal bill's by posing in Playboy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Headrick View Post
    Maybe she quit because she finally relized that the GOP just used her as a token vote getter and as a fall gut to blame losing the election for them, or those nude pic's of her are finally coming out, she could pay of her legal bill's by posing in Playboy.
    I'd buy that issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mean Morone View Post
    I like the reason she quit if it's true. I like a polititians actually trying to save some money, not spending us into oblivioun. It's a shame that both sides went after her. Remember what the libs say......it's not wether or not someone is guilty, but it is the seriousness of the accusation that counts. She has $500,000 legal bills to show for it. This is a strategie that has severed the dems well over the years. Our side quits, resigns, steps down you name it, but the dems will go to the white house lawn and show solidarity with their leaders. JUst like Sanford, that guy has got to go and his party should be the ones that force him out. I don't want the dems to have anything to do with it. He is our discrace and we should take care of him the right way by sending him on his way. I say the samething that I said when the slick one was in office.....if his wife can't trust him than neither do I. As for Palin, I hope she keeps kicking but on both sides of the isle.
    He won't get kicked out. Bill Clinton did the same thing and he is labeled as a great president. The morals of this country have gone down the tubes. Look at the big circus put on for Michael Jackson! He was a very talented entertainer but also an accused child molester.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom523 View Post
    He won't get kicked out. Bill Clinton did the same thing and he is labeled as a great president. The morals of this country have gone down the tubes. Look at the big circus put on for Michael Jackson! He was a very talented entertainer but also an accused child molester.
    Bill Clinton did not get kicked out because all the dem leaders supported him and had a big rally for him for eveyone to see. What happened to tricky **** Nixon when the leaders of the Republican party went to him and told him that he would not get their support and that he was on his own. Now that is true leadership. At least Nixon did the right thing in resigning. How are we going to clean out the rascals out of politics if we keep supporting them when they do unethical things. I don't care who side of the isle they are on , throw them out. It's time the american people united and throw them out. Lets send a message to these theives and crooks. They need to fear us, not the other way around. If we fear our government, that is tyranny. If the government fears us, thats liberty.

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    Big difference between Nixon and Clinton. Nixon conducted illegal activities. Clinton cheated on his wife. Imoral yes, but illegal, no. No reason for him to resign. Might also consider that one of the main ones leading the charge against Clinton (Gingrich) was also having an affair at the same time.

    I agree with the rest, government should fear the people, not the other way around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by apb View Post
    Big difference between Nixon and Clinton. Nixon conducted illegal activities. Clinton cheated on his wife. Imoral yes, but illegal, no. No reason for him to resign. Might also consider that one of the main ones leading the charge against Clinton (Gingrich) was also having an affair at the same time.

    I agree with the rest, government should fear the people, not the other way around.

    Andrew
    Bill Clinton didn't get impeached for having a fling with an intern. He did, however, get impeached for breaking laws ascociated with covering up the fling, that was very illegal. Nixon got impeached for the coverup not the breaking and entering from what I remember. End result was Bill Clinton finished his term and Nixon didn't.

    As for Palin, she quit. Now all the mud slingers on both sides know that it works.

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    Re: Palin's resignation

    Quote Originally Posted by Mean Morone View Post
    Bill Clinton didn't get impeached for having a fling with an intern. He did, however, get impeached for breaking laws ascociated with covering up the fling, that was very illegal.
    He was acquitted.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mean Morone View Post
    Nixon got impeached for the coverup not the breaking and entering from what I remember. End result was Bill Clinton finished his term and Nixon didn't.
    Nixon never got impeached at all. Facing almost certain impeachment and removal from office, he resigned. Then Ford pardoned him.

    We're really talking apples and oranges here. The voting in the Clinton case was split exactly along party lines. No political motivation there, eh? Nixon would have been virtually unanimously convicted.

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