Since the attacks today seem to be getting more and more personal towards me even though everyone else can freely attack Palin and McCain with no one caring...maybe it's time for me to leave.
I think DR TCB said what i was thinking better than I did and I didn't mean for this to get personal, but you must admit your dislike of Obama has provoked from you snarky comments for some time, from "I could say this but I won't" to "no one has even started talking about Obama's cocaine use. That will be a big one later," or state without validation of the source in any of your reports that a telephone poll "was clearly from OBama's camp even though they didn't identify themselves as such. They asked what I thought was wrong with Clinton, and what I thought was wrong with Edwards but didn't mention Obama, lol." And then you constantly use this as a reason to bash him. Have you yet proven he or his campaign was behind the phone call? Maybe they were, but I've never received a similar call in 30 years as a New York primary voter.
I don't care if you vote for McCain, King Kong, or Teddy Roosevelt, but you've been making these snarky comments for some time and then, when someone responds, you get all huffy and superior becase your red banner waving has provoked someone. You remind me of the hostile Norma Moss who comes into Barnes and Noble where I worked to let the clerks know how stupid they are so she can feel superior.
On 2/03/08 you wrote this:
"And I will confess that looking at these two candidates my inner feminist has surfaced. It's time for a woman president. I didn't get good vibes from Obama when I met him, it didn't get any better the second time I saw him and well....it's like he has this sense of entitlement to the office and we were just peons or something. I didn't get that from any other candidate."
In your earlier posts about the rally, you never mentioned bad vibes.
Well, you may get your wish for a woman president if McCain is elected and dies in office, but since you call yourself a feminist, just tell me what is there remotely "feminist" about Sarah Palin, since most of the feminists I respect think she's unqualified? I bash her because I feel she's an insult to probably a million better-informed and better-prepared women for the position and because I believe she'll prove an embarassment to affairs of state with her redneck family. And I will continue to do so.
