The Palin Brawl

[Lonestar_logic]

No because that wasn't what the Act was about. It is already against the law to pay women less for the same work as men. The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay. The Act basically said that women could go back twenty years and file lawsuits claiming low pay was based on gender discrimination.

Please do some research on the subject.

Maybe you need to do some research. So you don't put out ignorant information like you just did. The Ledbetter act just makes it possible for women to file a suit when they feel they are being discriminated and paid less than men who are doing the same job. And, because people don't have to reveal their salaries, it's not that easy for women to figure out if they are being discriminated and paid less.

On April 9, 2013, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which President John F. Kennedy declared to be the end of the "unconscionable practice of paying female employees less wages than male employees for the same job" when he signed it.

The anniversary, known as Equal Pay Day, marks how far into 2013 women must work to earn what men earned in 2012. That doesn't exactly sound like the Equal Pay Act achieved its goal, does it?

Women in the United States today are paid on average 77 cents for every dollar paid to men -- the gap is even worse for African-American and Latina women -- and according to a new study done by the National Partnership For Women And Families, the gender-based wage gap exists in every state and in the country's 50 largest metropolitan areas.
Women And Equal Pay Wage Gap Still Intact Study Shows

The bill that your leaders turned their back on would make it impossible for men to keep their pay a secret, but I guess you didn't know that, so you just spew your stupid comments and diss Obama without even looking at the situation. No wonder most conservatives are considered less informed, you just proved it.

After allowing the Paycheck Fairness Act to move forward last week, Senate Republicans turned around on Monday evening and unanimously voted to block the bill, which would ban salary secrecy and tighten rules to try to narrow the gender wage gap.
The vote came weeks after the Republican National Committee claimed that “All Republicans support equal pay.” Senate Republicans have unanimously shot the bill down multiple times over the past four years.

The bill includes a number of provisions aimed at preventing the gender wage gap in the first place, which currently means a woman who works full time, year round makes 77 percent of what a similar man makes and hasn’t budged in a decade.

It would ban salary secrecy, in which employers prohibit or strongly discourage employees from discussing pay with each other, thus making it difficult for women to discover unequal practices. While it’s illegal to tell workers they can’t talk about wages with each other without a business justification, since it infringes on the right to engage in concerted activities for mutual aid, it’s still widespread: about half of private sector workers say they can’t talk about pay at work. But in workplaces without this practice, the wage gap shrinks. Among the federal workforce, where pay scales are usually transparent, the wage gap has fallen significantly over the past 20 years. It’s also falling among unionized workers, who similarly tend to have wage transparency.
Republicans Unanimously Block Equal Pay Bill ThinkProgress


Now, I bet you feel really smart.

Thank you for proving my point.

The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay.

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Palin's "success" is mostly due to her being regarded as the stupidest human being alive.

 

[Mertex]

Of course you would. You like your fellow libtards are stupid. But like I said, it's to be expected.

The only stupid one here is you. And, I see that you have nothing to add to the discussion, thus you resort to the tactics you praise in Palin.

 

[Faun]

I have come to respect the work of bloggers who, as Ms. Myrkyn has taught us, are entirely worthy of our trust.

For example I submit this counterbalance to the various Palin accusations:

Barack Obama Was High on Cocaine the Night of Benghazi Attack

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Now this IS from a blog and therefore only as acceptable as all the material being posted by the DNC hate squad above. Every bit as acceptable, right, Myrk?

It is true the blogger you linked thinks Obama did cocaine that night and it is true the Palins' got into a brawl.

Thanks for confirming both.

 

[Mertex]

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

I know you really believe what you say. That's what makes it so pathetic, we have a bunch of uninformed people, ready to fight to the death to defend that which hurts them.

And, show me where the President sets the wages for the jobs at the White House, then we'll talk. Otherwise, keep spewing your nonsensical gibberish....

Alan Colmes defends Obama says he doesn 8217 t set pay at White House where women make less than men 8230 The Right Scoop -


I'll be waiting for your response.............

 

[Faun]

Maybe you need to do some research. So you don't put out ignorant information like you just did. The Ledbetter act just makes it possible for women to file a suit when they feel they are being discriminated and paid less than men who are doing the same job. And, because people don't have to reveal their salaries, it's not that easy for women to figure out if they are being discriminated and paid less.

On April 9, 2013, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which President John F. Kennedy declared to be the end of the "unconscionable practice of paying female employees less wages than male employees for the same job" when he signed it.

The anniversary, known as Equal Pay Day, marks how far into 2013 women must work to earn what men earned in 2012. That doesn't exactly sound like the Equal Pay Act achieved its goal, does it?

Women in the United States today are paid on average 77 cents for every dollar paid to men -- the gap is even worse for African-American and Latina women -- and according to a new study done by the National Partnership For Women And Families, the gender-based wage gap exists in every state and in the country's 50 largest metropolitan areas.
Women And Equal Pay Wage Gap Still Intact Study Shows

The bill that your leaders turned their back on would make it impossible for men to keep their pay a secret, but I guess you didn't know that, so you just spew your stupid comments and diss Obama without even looking at the situation. No wonder most conservatives are considered less informed, you just proved it.

After allowing the Paycheck Fairness Act to move forward last week, Senate Republicans turned around on Monday evening and unanimously voted to block the bill, which would ban salary secrecy and tighten rules to try to narrow the gender wage gap.
The vote came weeks after the Republican National Committee claimed that “All Republicans support equal pay.” Senate Republicans have unanimously shot the bill down multiple times over the past four years.

The bill includes a number of provisions aimed at preventing the gender wage gap in the first place, which currently means a woman who works full time, year round makes 77 percent of what a similar man makes and hasn’t budged in a decade.

It would ban salary secrecy, in which employers prohibit or strongly discourage employees from discussing pay with each other, thus making it difficult for women to discover unequal practices. While it’s illegal to tell workers they can’t talk about wages with each other without a business justification, since it infringes on the right to engage in concerted activities for mutual aid, it’s still widespread: about half of private sector workers say they can’t talk about pay at work. But in workplaces without this practice, the wage gap shrinks. Among the federal workforce, where pay scales are usually transparent, the wage gap has fallen significantly over the past 20 years. It’s also falling among unionized workers, who similarly tend to have wage transparency.
Republicans Unanimously Block Equal Pay Bill ThinkProgress


Now, I bet you feel really smart.

Thank you for proving my point.

The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay.

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

 

[Mertex]

Thank you for proving my point.

The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay.

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

But, she isn't more experienced. She was mayor of a town the size of my High School. Then she was elected to Governor of Alaska, probably on her looks, because those conservatives are so concerned with looks rather than smarts, a state that has more land than people.....where she abused her power and didn't even have the fortitude to finish out her term. If that is valuable "experience" we are in deep kimchi if another conservative gets elected for President.

 

[Faun]

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

But, she isn't more experienced. She was mayor of a town the size of my High School. Then she was elected to Governor of Alaska, probably on her looks, because those conservatives are so concerned with looks rather than smarts, a state that has more land than people.....where she abused her power and didn't even have the fortitude to finish out her term. If that is valuable "experience" we are in deep kimchi if another conservative gets elected for President.

And how can we ever forget -- her foreign policy experience was the ability to see Russia from Alaska.



Rather odd she didn't cite the ability to see Canada from Alaska? Wonder if she doesn't think that's possible?

 

[Sallow]

Did it occur to you that maybe if the Act is passed, even those women in the White House can get paid the same as men? No, of course not, you're too busy deflecting from your leader's lack of responsibility and fairness to give that any consideration....instead, find something to deflect upon.

No because that wasn't what the Act was about. It is already against the law to pay women less for the same work as men. The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay. The Act basically said that women could go back twenty years and file lawsuits claiming low pay was based on gender discrimination.

Please do some research on the subject.

Maybe you need to do some research. So you don't put out ignorant information like you just did. The Ledbetter act just makes it possible for women to file a suit when they feel they are being discriminated and paid less than men who are doing the same job. And, because people don't have to reveal their salaries, it's not that easy for women to figure out if they are being discriminated and paid less.

On April 9, 2013, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which President John F. Kennedy declared to be the end of the "unconscionable practice of paying female employees less wages than male employees for the same job" when he signed it.

The anniversary, known as Equal Pay Day, marks how far into 2013 women must work to earn what men earned in 2012. That doesn't exactly sound like the Equal Pay Act achieved its goal, does it?

Women in the United States today are paid on average 77 cents for every dollar paid to men -- the gap is even worse for African-American and Latina women -- and according to a new study done by the National Partnership For Women And Families, the gender-based wage gap exists in every state and in the country's 50 largest metropolitan areas.
Women And Equal Pay Wage Gap Still Intact Study Shows

The bill that your leaders turned their back on would make it impossible for men to keep their pay a secret, but I guess you didn't know that, so you just spew your stupid comments and diss Obama without even looking at the situation. No wonder most conservatives are considered less informed, you just proved it.

After allowing the Paycheck Fairness Act to move forward last week, Senate Republicans turned around on Monday evening and unanimously voted to block the bill, which would ban salary secrecy and tighten rules to try to narrow the gender wage gap.
The vote came weeks after the Republican National Committee claimed that “All Republicans support equal pay.” Senate Republicans have unanimously shot the bill down multiple times over the past four years.

The bill includes a number of provisions aimed at preventing the gender wage gap in the first place, which currently means a woman who works full time, year round makes 77 percent of what a similar man makes and hasn’t budged in a decade.

It would ban salary secrecy, in which employers prohibit or strongly discourage employees from discussing pay with each other, thus making it difficult for women to discover unequal practices. While it’s illegal to tell workers they can’t talk about wages with each other without a business justification, since it infringes on the right to engage in concerted activities for mutual aid, it’s still widespread: about half of private sector workers say they can’t talk about pay at work. But in workplaces without this practice, the wage gap shrinks. Among the federal workforce, where pay scales are usually transparent, the wage gap has fallen significantly over the past 20 years. It’s also falling among unionized workers, who similarly tend to have wage transparency.
Republicans Unanimously Block Equal Pay Bill ThinkProgress


Now, I bet you feel really smart.

Thank you for proving my point.

The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay.

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

Successful at what?

Being a national joke?

Yeah..that she exceeds at.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Palin's "success" is mostly due to her being regarded as the stupidest human being alive.

This coming from a guy that would choose obscurity over success. Not that IS stupid!

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Of course you would. You like your fellow libtards are stupid. But like I said, it's to be expected.

The only stupid one here is you. And, I see that you have nothing to add to the discussion, thus you resort to the tactics you praise in Palin.

Pot meet kettle.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Thank you for proving my point.

The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay.

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

Obama is also a quitter. So what is your point?

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

I know you really believe what you say. That's what makes it so pathetic, we have a bunch of uninformed people, ready to fight to the death to defend that which hurts them.

And, show me where the President sets the wages for the jobs at the White House, then we'll talk. Otherwise, keep spewing your nonsensical gibberish....

Alan Colmes defends Obama says he doesn 8217 t set pay at White House where women make less than men 8230 The Right Scoop -


I'll be waiting for your response.............

Trust me if Obama wanted to change the wages he could get it done. He had full democratic support in both the House and the Senate. But go ahead and defend him like all the other Obama apologist.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Thank you for proving my point.

The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay.

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

Obama is a quitter too. Why ignore that little fact?

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

But, she isn't more experienced. She was mayor of a town the size of my High School. Then she was elected to Governor of Alaska, probably on her looks, because those conservatives are so concerned with looks rather than smarts, a state that has more land than people.....where she abused her power and didn't even have the fortitude to finish out her term. If that is valuable "experience" we are in deep kimchi if another conservative gets elected for President.

Compare that to what Obama brought to the table.

He's never held an executive position in his life!!

It's convenient to leave out the fact that she was appointed Chairman of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, responsible for overseeing the state's oil and gas fields for safety and efficiency.

 

[Lonestar_logic]

No because that wasn't what the Act was about. It is already against the law to pay women less for the same work as men. The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay. The Act basically said that women could go back twenty years and file lawsuits claiming low pay was based on gender discrimination.

Please do some research on the subject.

Maybe you need to do some research. So you don't put out ignorant information like you just did. The Ledbetter act just makes it possible for women to file a suit when they feel they are being discriminated and paid less than men who are doing the same job. And, because people don't have to reveal their salaries, it's not that easy for women to figure out if they are being discriminated and paid less.

On April 9, 2013, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which President John F. Kennedy declared to be the end of the "unconscionable practice of paying female employees less wages than male employees for the same job" when he signed it.

The anniversary, known as Equal Pay Day, marks how far into 2013 women must work to earn what men earned in 2012. That doesn't exactly sound like the Equal Pay Act achieved its goal, does it?

Women in the United States today are paid on average 77 cents for every dollar paid to men -- the gap is even worse for African-American and Latina women -- and according to a new study done by the National Partnership For Women And Families, the gender-based wage gap exists in every state and in the country's 50 largest metropolitan areas.
Women And Equal Pay Wage Gap Still Intact Study Shows

The bill that your leaders turned their back on would make it impossible for men to keep their pay a secret, but I guess you didn't know that, so you just spew your stupid comments and diss Obama without even looking at the situation. No wonder most conservatives are considered less informed, you just proved it.

After allowing the Paycheck Fairness Act to move forward last week, Senate Republicans turned around on Monday evening and unanimously voted to block the bill, which would ban salary secrecy and tighten rules to try to narrow the gender wage gap.
The vote came weeks after the Republican National Committee claimed that “All Republicans support equal pay.” Senate Republicans have unanimously shot the bill down multiple times over the past four years.

The bill includes a number of provisions aimed at preventing the gender wage gap in the first place, which currently means a woman who works full time, year round makes 77 percent of what a similar man makes and hasn’t budged in a decade.

It would ban salary secrecy, in which employers prohibit or strongly discourage employees from discussing pay with each other, thus making it difficult for women to discover unequal practices. While it’s illegal to tell workers they can’t talk about wages with each other without a business justification, since it infringes on the right to engage in concerted activities for mutual aid, it’s still widespread: about half of private sector workers say they can’t talk about pay at work. But in workplaces without this practice, the wage gap shrinks. Among the federal workforce, where pay scales are usually transparent, the wage gap has fallen significantly over the past 20 years. It’s also falling among unionized workers, who similarly tend to have wage transparency.
Republicans Unanimously Block Equal Pay Bill ThinkProgress


Now, I bet you feel really smart.

Thank you for proving my point.

The Lilly Ledbetter Act was about lawsuits not equal pay.

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

Successful at what?

Being a national joke?

Yeah..that she exceeds at.

You have every reason to be jealous. Tissue?

 

[Faun]

Your point? You're as loony as Sarah Palin. But I somewhat expected that from you.....proving my point.....you're as uninformed as the rest, no wonder you're defending Sarah Palin.

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

Obama is a quitter too. Why ignore that little fact?

Oh? What did he quit?

 

[Lonestar_logic]

Palin is a very successful woman. If that is what you call loony, then you have things seriously fucked up. But then again, you're a liberal so it's to be expected.

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

Obama is a quitter too. Why ignore that little fact?

Oh? What did he quit?

I'm sorry but I don't answer stupid questions.

 

[Faun]

She may be successful, that doesn't mean she is intelligent and Presidential material, just that she knows how to work some people. But, I see you're avoiding the Equal Pay issue with your deflection about Palin's success. Hope you do some research, so you won't be so uninformed.

Success does come with some level of intelligence. As I've stated before she had more experience than the idiot you voted for and defend to this day.

The equal pay issue is a non-issue drummed up by the left to deflect attention away from Obama-care. The vote you referred to was the vote on the Lilly Ledbetter Act which was not about equal pay but about making it easier for women to file lawsuits.

But speaking of equal pay, when have you ever criticized your messianic President for not paying the women he employs the same as the men?

You bitch and moan about the Republicans yet your President is the just as guilty if not more so than anyone else.

So go ahead and worm your way out of answering that question.

So what if she had more experience? She's a quitter. Had she and McCain won in 2008, she would have just quit again at some point. Quitting is what quitters do.

Obama is a quitter too. Why ignore that little fact?

Oh? What did he quit?

I'm sorry but I don't answer stupid questions.

I didn't ask you to answer your own question.

Seems you can't answer mine though. Figures.

Still, Palin quit how many colleges? Then she quit as governor. Then she quit her own national bus tour.

She's the Quitter from Twitter.

 

[EverCurious]

I'm not too terribly upset about Palin's loss in the presidential election, but I am upset by he bad press we Alaskan's have gotten from it all.

While I'll admit that "formal" up here equates to khakis and a button up shirt, and that its common to see folks in bunny boots and winter parka's, we still have pride. It irks me to listen to all the bullshit lip flapping about Alaskan's because it's too hard for dipshits to actually stay on an 'actual' topic to defeat Palin's position/status/whatever you want to call it without dragging the rest of us up here through the mud. Say whatever you want about her, but leave me and 'my' people out of your bad mouthing please.

Also, I never knew that Saturday Night Live and other comedy act shows could have so much effect on a person's status... Amazing.