Levi Johnston - Palin’s Future Son-in-Law
It’s out. The name of the guy who impregnated the governor’s daughter is Levi Johnston.
In his blog he introduces himself as a 17-year-old guy who likes to play hockey. Although he hasn’t updated his blog since last December, newspapers are reporting he’s still 17 and is entering his senior year at Wasilla High School.
And apparently, he’s a jock in every sense of the word. In his December 17, 2007 blog entry he writes:
“god, I fucking hate math. Why do they make this shit so complicated. sorry for cussing but this is stupid. Why on earth would I ever need to know x and y and all that. I’m going to be a hockey player. I don’t need the quadratic equation tyvm. Bristol knows math though, thank good. She helps me with it. Hopefully I can just pass this class and get on with it.”
So Bristol was helping him out with his Math. That’s hilarious. And he took full advantage of her. Johnston also stresses that he won’t need to study for a real job because he’s going to become a professional hockey player. Wow, I guess that won’t happen anymore. What kind of job is this guy going to get though?
According to his blog, his greatest achievement seems to be that he made Varsity Ice Hockey at Wasilla High School. So this guy wants to marry Bristol? How is he going to provide for his family? Oh yeah, I see, his parents-in-law are going to help him find a government job.
Johnston says he met Bristol in August, 2007 and had a big crush on her right away. His August 27 blog entry has the title “Met Someone” and reads:
“Her name is Bristol. and she is HOT. I’ve been with girls before, but I think this is the one. what do you think?”
Since his rise to fame, Johnston’s blog has become quite popular. Here’s one of the latest replies on his blog, possibly from one of his friends:
“DoooD, Your huge popular now, you tagged the right G.O.P. betty to buy your way into the NHL and more …… Be Proud Of Your Sperm !! ( do some talk shows and make a cool million )”
Johnston also has a MySpace page, in addition to his own website. The New York Post published the following excerpts:
“I’m a f—in’ redneck” who likes to snowboard and ride dirt bikes.
“But I live to play hockey. I like to go camping and hang out with the boys, do some fishing, shoot some s- - - and just f - - -in’ chillin’ I guess.”
“Ya f - - - with me I’ll kick [your] ass.”
Johnston also maintains he is “in a relationship” but adds “I don’t want kids.” Oops, I guess that’s not going to work out anymore. Who knows? Maybe he was pressured into agreeing to marriage. He could change his mind though.
lol.. So now Palin can be a hockey mom to her future son-in-law as well. We already know what kind of parenting skills she’s got.
This is what happens when you refuse to teach your daughter about contraception and you tell her she’s got to be a virgin until the day she gets married.
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Get A Life Reply:
August 1st, 2009 at 11:17 pm
Hahah seriously? you’re all kind of morons. I mean just because a kid makes a mistakes doesn’t mean it was bad parenting, I’m 16 and my moms not strict and I’m not doing drugs, drinking, or having sex. so i guess it doesn’t really matter on parenting cause if you guys don’t remember teenagers will do what they want whenever they want, If they want to have sex they will no matter how strict or not strict their parents are.
and Susan is right, you have no life if your going to get in her business like that, shes HUMAN HER KIDS ARE HUMAN! I thought it made her stronger, it showed people that even though her daughter got pregnant she still fought for what she wanted! You wanted her to pause her dreams because of what dumb people like you would think? wow, how shallow can one person be.
GET A LIFE!
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VulgarMastermind Reply:
September 2nd, 2009 at 3:39 pm
What did Clinton teach his daughter? Nice thinking hypocrite. That’s all the left does, hide their shame and point and blame.
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HypocriteGovernor
2 Sep 08 at 12:30 am
You need help. You don’t even have the guts to publish your name. Which one of Obama’s surrogates hired you to spread this bologna? I am not sure why Bristol’s pregnancy is supposed to state more about Ms. Palin’s judgement than Obama’s sitting in a church with a racist preacher for over 20 years. And Hypocrite Governer - how was Ms. Palin a hypocrite? Her stance is pro-life, if her daughter would have had an abortion to keep this hidden from creeps like you, that would have been hypocritical. It is not wrong to teach your children morals. Just sometimes, they don’t listen. You don’t know if her parents only taught her abstinence. My parents were very strong against sex-ed in the classrooms because morals weren’t part of the discussion but they did teach my brother and sister and I about contraception and my sister still ended up pregnant at 14. If teaching contraception wiped out teenage pregnancies - California would have no teenage preganancies because they have taught contraception for ove rthe last 20 years. You are a moron and should be ashamed of yourself!
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LOL Reply:
September 12th, 2008 at 6:31 am
Susan, teen preganancies happen in more places than just California… look at Alaska for example. Looks like the pot just called the kettle a moron.
Get educated.
LOL
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VulgarMastermind Reply:
September 2nd, 2009 at 3:40 pm
Get educated? Ok, teens that get pregnant are strictly the parents fault. So if a childs dad is cheating on his wife and lies what does that say about him? But you loved Billy didn’t you. He didn’t inhale or have sexual relations. Yawn….stupid people.
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Occam Sword Reply:
April 16th, 2009 at 9:32 am
Anyone who thinks forced reproduction and people living their lives as walking incubators and sacrificing their lives to raise offspring instead of sacrificing an embryo to have fully human lives isn’t pro-life; she’s anti-life and pro-breeding-like-flies-and-viruses-and-cancer-cells.
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Susan
2 Sep 08 at 1:30 am
What is this guy waiting for? Why didn’t they get married as soon as they found out about the pregnancy? I guess he didn’t really want to and needed to be “persuaded” by Bristol’s parents.
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Loser-Son-In-Law
2 Sep 08 at 1:55 am
I’m very suprised that our country is make light of the VP position. I pray that our country will open thier eye’s to the circle that McCain has made out of our nation
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Kim Fields
2 Sep 08 at 2:39 am
Susan, look no one would even make a big deal out of this if Governor Palin didn’t try to use her children to score political points. On the day of her nomination, her children were right there with her while she kept lying about them. It turns out they aren’t that great after all. And based on what I’ve read, she’s not that great either. In fact, she lied right from the beginning. She claimed she said “thanks but no thanks on that Bridge to Nowhere.” You have to admit that was a lie. It’s all over the news. In fact, she was for it before she was against it. And the only reason why she cancelled it in the end was because the federal government allowed her to use the funds for other projects. When she announced the cancellation of the project, she told everyone she was forced into doing so by the federal government. It wasn’t her choice and she only did so reluctantly. I don’t know about you but it’s clear to me this Sarah Palin is a big phony. And you know what, if she loved her children that much, she would not have accepted McCain’s offer and spared them all this exposure. Instead she put her own ambition above what’s good for her own family. The main reason why McCain picked her was because she’s an attractive woman. She’s obviously not qualified for the job. We all know it. It’s just that McCain has a penchant for young, pretty women he can control.
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LOL Reply:
September 12th, 2008 at 6:39 am
Attractive woman is debateable… big phony, no. All politicians lie. Hillary lied about Bosnia and Obama lied about having any political stance on anything at all. Sure, she lied but she’s in office. What did you expect?
Although, I do agree with you that she’s not qualified for the job and that John McCain choose her to pick up the Clinton voters, I think calling her a big phony is a little overzealous and a bit unfair. Everyone loves to talk up their kids, everyone thinks their kids are the best in the world. You can’t fault her for thinking that her kids are angels. If she hated her kids and talked them down, she’d be getting hit in the face with the You’re-Cold-And-A-Bad-Mother stick.
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Get A Life Reply:
August 1st, 2009 at 11:22 pm
I think people need to stop worrying about other peoples lives and work on their own, seriously it’s her life and no one should be all in it like they were/are. I know I’m kind of late but still she still does have a right to privacy. you wouldn’t want people snooping into your personal lives like that would you? I think not,
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Sam
2 Sep 08 at 2:44 am
Hypocrite Gov. I agree with Susan. And besides what does it matter if the daugheter is having a child at 17. My grandmother had my mother at 17. Keeping and raising the child is all that ever matters. Doesn’t really matter if your 40 when you have your child or 17 as long as you raise them. Don’t know your age but seems you may lack experience in life itself. As for the Palin’s from what i see thus far she is a great woman and has a wonderful family and am so glad to see her picked for the job.
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LOL Reply:
September 12th, 2008 at 6:40 am
yeah and we all see how great you turned out.
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Get A Life Reply:
August 1st, 2009 at 11:24 pm
uh better than you. your shallow.
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keith
2 Sep 08 at 7:48 am
AMEN SAM , YOU SAID IT ALL, GOD BLESS YOU
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rose
2 Sep 08 at 10:03 am
Keith. At least in my value system, there is something terribly wrong when a teenage girl, who is still in high school, has an unplanned pregnancy. Many right-wing Evangelicals also regularly condemn people for having sex out of wedlock. Now, that the daughter of the Republican nominee for VP did that, the world suddenly turned upside down. All of a sudden, Evangelical leaders say it’s totally okay for a teenage girl in high school to have sex and conceive a child out of wedlock? Are you kidding me? If Obama had a teenage daughter and this had happened to her, you guys would accuse him of being a bad father. I don’t doubt it for a minute. You hypocrites are sick!
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Alex
2 Sep 08 at 10:57 am
ALEX how old are you 18 or what? this country is way better off under republican leadership. lets see as Sam said. as being for something and then against. Obama, Kerry, Clinton, all for the war and now against. don’t throw arrows where they don’t belong. ALEX democrats are fine with her not being married it fits their morals. they are just mad because she won’t abort the child. Most right wing christians that i know and happen to be forgive people. we know were not perfect like you all. As for these Evangelicals that you speak of here at the grass roots level i know of none that are throwing a fit about it like you say they are. just wishful thinking on your part. Heck we don’t even hate bill clinton. Now there was a role model for a president. having sex with intern while married in the White House. If there was a worse president than him i would sure like to know. so Alex in your value system i think most people would choose to pass on and ” say no thank you” I really doubt that you would be fit enough to raise kids of your own. ” i know i can sit back at the end of the day and know that my two children are graduates of the penn state university and never fell to the liberal crap that is spewed at these fine institions across this great land of ours.
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Wendy Reply:
September 10th, 2008 at 10:14 am
What is your definition of “liberal crap”? In your own words, please.
If it wasn’t for “liberal crap” as you put it, your hockey mom would never have had a chance in Hell of being mayor, much less VP.
If you think extra-marital sex is a worse offense than torture, spying, lying, the ruination of our public schools and our economy, letting our roads and bridges crumble and entire industries fail, invading other countries and sending the country into spiraling debt, trashing the Bill of Rights, the Geneva Conventions and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and inciting Iran and Russia against us, and putting your own personal agenda ahead of your country and it’s citizens, then GDubya is a great president.
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LOL Reply:
September 12th, 2008 at 6:46 am
PS Obama was never “for” the war. He voted against it. Did you just not pay attention during the Obama/Clinton battle or are you just ignorant?
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LOL Reply:
September 12th, 2008 at 6:50 am
PPS: If there was a worse president than Bill Clinton you’d like to know?
Since I assume you’re talking about sex in the oval office, I’ll go ahead and inform you that George Washtington died of a VD that Martha Washington didn’t have.
Anything else you want to know or are you just going to continue attacking Alex for being informed?
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Dick W Reply:
October 9th, 2008 at 6:34 am
this great land of ours<———This is not your land .this land belongs to Native Americans\red skins\Indians.
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keith
2 Sep 08 at 11:29 am
Keith, you still don’t get it. Just like McCain doesn’t get it. It’s not about abortion, it’s about prevention. Nobody likes abortion. It’s a difficult choice for everyone. Whether it’s right or wrong to have that choice, our society disagrees on that. People disagree on when life begins. Unfortunately, that disagreement is not going to go away.
At the same time, like Obama said, we all need to find common ground. We all agree that unwanted teenage pregnancies out of wedlock are bad for our society. Let’s do something about it. Let’s teach our kids how to avoid them. Abstinence-only education, which Sarah Palin supports, does not work. Her own daughter is proof of that.
You still didn’t address the other point I made. Why is it that Evangelical leaders now say that Bristol Palin is a saint? Any other girl and they’d condemn her and even call her a whore. It’s just because she’s the daughter of the Republican nominee and one of their own that they decided to change their tune. Damn hypocrites.
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Alex
2 Sep 08 at 12:54 pm
Keith: What country are you talking about that’s better off under Republicans? Certainly not the United States. Since Bush took office eight years ago we have seen the constitution become a matter of suggestion rather than the law of the land, we’ve seen our country reviled by our allies as well as our enemies, we’ve seen our government grow our debt grow and our safety shrink in proportion. I count the days until America’s answer to Joseph Stalin is fianlly unemployed and a man with a brain is in charge be it Obama or the other guy; either one will be a vast improvement.
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sasha
2 Sep 08 at 1:30 pm
It was predicted that when the Republican party was taken over by religion they would become Taliban like and would try to impose their ideals on free women. Wake up American women, conservatives want you to wear a veil.
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Maria
2 Sep 08 at 2:25 pm
What a bunch of WHITE TRASH!!!!! I’ve been to Alaska It’s POOR,POOR,POOR. Not a full set of teeth in the state.
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LOL Reply:
September 12th, 2008 at 6:53 am
…they play hockey…
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Y. Stone
2 Sep 08 at 3:07 pm
I can’t believe this guy has the nerve to show up at the RNC. Damn redneck.
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John
2 Sep 08 at 11:35 pm
Sasha i am talking about the USA, you know the country that nobody every wants to leave to live somewhere else. And WHERE lots of people want to come to live every day. so yea i thought thats what you meant about this great land of ours the good old USA. As for Bush thank God for his Democratic Congress and their 9% approval rating. Wanna stop the conflict in Iraq but keep signing the checks. Pelosi and co. are doing a great job that they would put Stalin to shame. So Sash if you ever want to leave this great nation ofours and choose to live in a better place i am sure along with myself and many others we will help you pack, drive you to the airport and make sure you are safely on your way. As for brains you may not need one if you move out of the country.
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Wendy Reply:
September 16th, 2008 at 1:16 pm
Keith
What an insightful, intelligent and thought provoking argument you make. No wait, I read it again…just provoking.
FYI..Democrats did gained the congressional majority in 2006, albeit short of the 60 votes it takes to pass any legislation. They’ve tried for two years to restore the balance of power between the executive, legislative and judicial branches as well as the transparency and accountability MANDATED by the U.S. Constitution.
These things, however, run counter to the Republican agenda and so their attempts have resulted in complete and total gridlock with the GOP (not to mention continuous veto threats by the President) and the label “Do Nothing Congress”, a right-wing propaganda term that implies the Demmies are at fault. Fortunately, uninformed voters don’t know any better than to believe it.
IF McCain IS somehow elected, this gridlock is not going to get any better, and congress’ ratings won’t be any better. Obama and this congress will work together to restore America’s economic, diplomatic and social standing around the world. (Oh, and those freedoms we used to enjoy as American citizens.)
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keith
3 Sep 08 at 7:24 am
Sasha,
I think you are a bit confused.You obviously were sleeping during history class. Stalin and Bush are
like night and day. Stalin excuted millions who were
threats to Soviet politics. Mayby you meant to compare Stalin to Saddam Hussein. You are free to leave this country anytime you want since you don’t like the way things are going. You are like a sponge. You absorb every thing the the liberal media reports and it distorts your thinking.
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Wendy Reply:
September 16th, 2008 at 1:21 pm
We’re not leaving, and you’re the one that’s confused. Bush and Stalin may not have the exact same ideals, but they certainly do walk the same path.
Bush did not take us to war for “freedom and prosperity”, but for the insidious accumulation of power that leaders acquire in wartime; we’re far less free and prosperous than we were just a year ago. This abuse of power nearly PARALLELS that of Saddam, Hitler, Stalin and the GOP’s own party during “McCarthyism”. Intimidation, imprisonment, oppression and fear instilled by a sophisticated TV media propaganda campaign are being used as tools to gain and retain total power over our citizenry and government.
If important rights of Free Speech, Press, Assembly, Privacy, Speedy Trial and Government Petition fall so easily, the Freedoms of Religion and Gun Ownership won’t be far behind.
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Kevin
3 Sep 08 at 12:08 pm
Keith,
I’m with you buddy. We can’t let this negro become president. Obama’s just lucky he’s a black guy. He has no qualifications whatsoever. Palin has real-life experience. Can’t people see that?
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seeker Reply:
October 2nd, 2008 at 8:24 am
and are you perchance a memeber of the kkk? it would not surprise me in the list! is very sad in this day and age there are still people like you who only value people by the color of their skin, you are a very miserable individual ingnorant and racist oh and i bet you go to church every sunday and claim to be a christian as wellnow what would Jesus think of you? shame … shame … shame on you!
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Allenanotherwhiteguynotknowing u Reply:
October 2nd, 2008 at 1:30 pm
Hey Bigot, got milK?
Is that tarpit crowded now?
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Dixie
3 Sep 08 at 2:47 pm
Keith, I agree with your posts. Sarah Palin has demonstrated that she has respect for life, not allowing convenience to interfere with her unselfish and intelligent decision to do the right thing–she gave birth to and is raising a Downs Syndrome child and did not suggest that her daughter kill the child that she is carrying.
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Will
3 Sep 08 at 11:39 pm
McCain/Palin supporters are just a bunch of racist rednecks. Just like Palin’s future son-in-law. Did you see that sob on TV tonight?
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Aaron
4 Sep 08 at 12:31 am
Being pro-choice is not the same as pro-abortion. Good for her that she chose to keep the baby. That’s her “choice”. What does that have to do with her qualifications to run for VP?
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Renata
4 Sep 08 at 1:20 am
aaron that is a profound statement you made. people like john mccain sacrificed and risked his life as do all of our military and service people do everyday just so you have the right to say what you want to say. as young and inmature as you sound just remember freedom is not free. the ticket with mccain/palin has nothing to do with racism. they are just better qualified for the job. along with keeping big government out of our lives. most people are capable of living their own lives and don’t need the expert democrats leading and telling us how. as for the palin family they are and exceptional down to earth everyday family like most of us across this land. maybe i sense that you wish you could of been standing on that stage in front of america and wishing you were there. as bad as you think this great land of ours is why do you all stay. go live where you think its better. no body will miss you. heck you may even show up on a milk carton someday.
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keith
4 Sep 08 at 6:55 am
Being anti-choice does not mean you are pro-abortion. Nobody embraces abortion. Nobody likes it. Not everyone has the financial support systems to bring a child (or additional child) into the world. I fear that Palin would even push for birth in rape and incest cases.
What is “her” choice should not be imposed on others. The anti-choice people only care about the baby, but God-forbid the child needs to be fed in an inner city neighborhood.
“Oh yes! Have the baby! But don’t you dare raise a single cent of my taxes to help educate, feed, house, inoculate, cloth, and raise this child.” Hypocrites!
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F.T.
4 Sep 08 at 8:58 am
The debate about UNWANTED teenage pregnancy circles around the WELFARE SYSTEM PAYING FOR IT. IF a child is born of a teenager and the teenaged parentS are responsible and raise that child, then it is NO ONES business but theirs.
Sasha, not meaning to harp on you, enough of that has been done before me, but the Constitution FIRST became a “a matter of suggestion rather than the law of the land” under Franklin D. Roosevelt. Oh, and he was a Democrat. Pick up any history book and read it, and compare HIS actions TO THE CONSTITUTION.
And finally, Dixie (in particular but EVERYONE in general) let us not start name-calling as that cheapens ANY debate. Being raised in the south myself, i understand calling a shovel a shovel, but in this country, according to our Constitution, we are ALL equal, skin color not causing any difference.
As to the reference to “redneck” and “trailer trash”, a redneck was ORIGINALLY a farmer in Iowa. And trailer trash refers to someone living in a trailer, the modern equivelant of a hut or cabin. By THAT figuring, today Lincolm would be considered trailer trash, and history tells us what kind of GREAT MAN he turned out to be.
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citizen
4 Sep 08 at 11:15 am
Palin allowed her daughter to make a choice to keep the child. Palins official stance is to not allows others the to make that same choice(Pro-life). This is direct hypocrisy ala do as I say and not as I do.
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Jim Vance
4 Sep 08 at 3:15 pm
To quote Keith: “they are just better qualified for the job. along with keeping big government out of our lives….most people are capable of living their own lives and don’t need the expert democrats leading and telling us how.” …
Well then, why wont the Republicans let: people who need abortions have them; same-sex couples have legal rights; all books in libraries not be open to banning; and voters in DC say if they want automatic weapons on our streets if we wish to vote on the subject.
It is amazing how the far right is very selective as to where they want the government in their lives. They want a lot of services and security, but they are not willing to pay the going rate with taxes (we are all very lucky with what we get in return for our taxes folks!)
No one questions the honor McCain brings to this country. We are just a little freaked out how unqualified his running mate is!
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F.T.
4 Sep 08 at 3:20 pm
Firstly I am not American - I am European and in addition very objective - here is my take:
Bush your current president in my opinion is not all that bad - he probably has the worst PR team in history LOL - I mean this man has given so much aid to Africa and other things. He has the misfortune of having poor advisers in which case he should have fired them - this is where he lacks - you don’t need to be overly qualified for the Presidency but your advisors need to be overly qualified to advise you.
Let us face it - Saddam was a bad man and democracy needed to became a reality… People do not realise that the problems in Iraq is typical of any country going through democracy - there is a price to pay for everything.
So George boy is not that bad, but having said that it is time for a change and while McCain is better in some aspects than George Bush he is no president.
Obama well I suppose you have to choose the better of the two - when it comes to facts and policies I would have to go with Obama not because he is exceptionally great but because he is the better man.
I feel really sorry for Bush though - perhaps history will be more favourable to him. Like I said the guy has the worst ever PR team. All in all, he did what was necessary.
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Wendy Reply:
September 10th, 2008 at 4:17 pm
Saddam may have been a bad man, but the good old USA put him in charge. We just sat back and watched him torture and murder his own people until our supply of oil from Kuwait became jeopordized.
Is the US invading other countries and shoving democracy down their throats any different than Russia or North Vietnam trying to spread communism to other countries by force?
If any other country in the world was doing what we were doing, the US and everyone from NATO and the UN to the March of Dimes would have stepped in to put an end to it long before now.
I don’t feel a bit sorry for Bush; he is a failure as president and as Commander-in-Chief. Every decision, from Iraq to Georgia was based on the oil involved…with no consideration given to his country.
I don’t dislike John McCain, but I would respect him more if he would be the maverick he professes to be and say “Jeez, we’ve really screwed things up”.
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Lady
5 Sep 08 at 2:11 am
to Quote F.t.: it is amazing how the far right is very selective as to where they want the gov. in their lives.” Maybe then famous thinker it may have something to do with some sort of standard in life that most people abide by. And you know yourself that automatic weaponds are legal on the streets. They are called criminals who have no laws.As for abortions last i heard Roe vs. Wade was not overturned so save your breath on that. Just because the right is against it its still legal . so don’t get your panties up all in a bunch because somebody opposes it.And for Sarah Palin not being qualified. Again laughable. Before you say that look back at some other past veeps and presidents. i believe Fillmore was just a mayor, and billy Clinton wa just a gov. of Arkansas, Agnew of Maryland only about 2-3 years as gov. of Maryland.So yea we will take our gov. of Alaska over your community organizer. I believe only 2 senators have every been president and a 3rd coming.20 out of the last 28 years of republicans leadership and posibbly 12 more coming i guess resorting to bashing and wining will continue for a long time to come. thank god for the american people.
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keith
5 Sep 08 at 6:15 am
He is actually a typical teenage boy. I really do feel bad for him. However, he is going to have to “man up” and marry the mother of his child. The sooner the better….Unless, they can agree to give up the child for adoption.
Lady, You are a unique European. ALL of the European I’ve talked to think that Bush is terribly unintelligent and that we are a bunch of bully cowboys to support him.
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M Davis
6 Sep 08 at 3:29 pm
I am sick and tired of hearing right-wingers tell me “If you don’t like the way things are, then get out”. It is my right (and indeed my OBLIGATION) as a free American to question the status quo and demand that our elected officials (of whose salary I pay a part)do the right thing by the American people. If this country had started out just eating crap and liking it, we would all still be British Citizens.
Strangely enough, I haven’t heard even one Republican admit that the current administration has made mistakes. That seems to be the recurring theme of the party…do whatever you want and blame the “angry left” when things go wrong. Damn right I’m angry, and I’m not the only one.
You are, frankly, the epitome of the “ugly american” that everyone talks about. And you’re right, Thank God for the American people and our chance every four years to correct course. And a correction is coming, have no doubt.
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Wendy
6 Sep 08 at 3:48 pm
A quote from Susan - her first sentence:
“You need help. You don’t even have the guts to publish your name.”
Boy, I have to hand it to you, Susan. You sure have guts!! Must have been a real scary experience typing a first name o-n t-h-e w-e-b.
I think maybe next time you should take it a step further, like maybe name, last name, AND a phone number. As your “gut level” rises higher, you could even advance to leaving your address and a photo of yourself, too. Bet that would make you feel like you were leaping over tall buildings and flying faster than a speeding bullet…why you could even change your name to “SUPERMAN” then…I mean “SUPERWOMEN”
I think you are the one that needs the help “Susan”, or maybe that’s Jane, Tom or John?
One more Susan quote:
“You are a moron and should be ashamed of yourself!”
No, you are the moron, as you demonstrated in your first sentence. Palin is also a moron. In fact she is a SUPERMORON. However, you are not far behind her in the super category. Go eat a moose burger and celebrate!
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MaybeJaneTomorJohn
7 Sep 08 at 1:00 am
Hmmm, Levi; you mean the biblical son of Jacob; the name of the priestly tribe of Israel. Hmmm, I didn’t know that Jewish people lived in Alaska.
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Confused
7 Sep 08 at 4:31 pm
To all you Republicans - Do you make over $200,000 a year? If not, why are you a Republican????
The Bush administration has been putting the screws to you for eight years. Wake up! Less government? Lower taxes for the middle class? Safer? Hardly! Yes, Hussein was a bad guy. There are lots of them in the world. The real issue is that Bush lied us into a war in Iraq, invaded a sovereign nation (we’re all upset right now because Russia invaded Georgia - huh?), and reduced troops in Afghanistan before capturing Bin Laden. The Iraq war has drained our coffers and made us less safe.
I suggest you tune in to shows like Keith Olberman, or listen to Thom Hartman on Air America for a while - and tune out FOX. If you open up your mind, you may develop an entirely different perspective.
PS Dixie? As “in the heart of…”? This “negro” is highly qualified and may, if elected, finally put an end to racism in this country.
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Carol
8 Sep 08 at 9:53 am
Carol, what channel was that, that Keith Olberman is now on? Lmao he better stick to buying and discussing baseball cards that he chases. As for Air America thought they went bankrupt due to no body listening.
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keith
8 Sep 08 at 12:13 pm
So far as I can see, the problem in America today is that we don’t see the things we have in common, we only see the things we disagree on. This has been perpetuated and used ruthlessly against us by our two party political system.
We democrats are not all “Far left”, none us LIKE abortion, do not want a socialist welfare state, are not unpatriotic, atheist, elitist anarchists bent on destroying honest hard-working americans.
Republicans are not all stupid racist sheep, do not love war and money above all else, do not like to see fellow americans wallowing in poverty and do not want to see our rights stripped away in the name of security.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but as Americans, we all love this country and want what’s best for all it’s citizens. We don’t want it running every facet of our lives, and we certainly don’t want it dividing us. We don’t believe that offering someone a helping hand is a bad thing, we were all horrified by what we saw in New Orleans in the week following Katrina.
We all love babies, fear war, all want good jobs and well educated kids, all want America to once again be seen as the bright shining light of the free world. We all tear up at the sight of the flag, when we see the scenes of 9/11, when we hear the National Anthem. We all worry about the world and the earth going to hell, high crime, terrorism, and spiraling national debt. For many of us, the 4th of July is our favorite holiday.
We would all get alot farther if we concentrate on what we all agree on, and not what we disagree on. Stop the name calling, stop pinning labels on each other and start working together.
We all have a right to believe want we want, to say what we think, to worship who and where we want, to defend our views, to look at the past and learn from those mistakes. These are the principles this country was built on…anybody disagree with that?
Stop being afraid. Let’s stop lashing out at each other and start rowing in the same direction.
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Wendy
8 Sep 08 at 2:05 pm
Well said, Wendy.
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Carol
8 Sep 08 at 8:58 pm
Maybe it was Bristol Palin’s decision to have a baby—but we the taxpayers will foot the bill. I suspect she won’t marry before she has the baby—because then she and husband Levi would not have any health insurance (expcet MEDICAID) to pay for the delivery—and possible need for neo-natal care?????
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Karren
9 Sep 08 at 8:05 am
Thank goodness the republicans are in control the last 20 years, if it wasn’t for them we wouldn’t have gone from less than 1 Trillion in Debt pre-Reagan to 10 Trillion to now.
We went from a demand side economy to supply side trickle down vodoo economics, it’s great for the elite and big business. Went from 33% Unions to less than 7%. Shrinking the middleclass, created huge inflation and gave big govt handouts to the most fortunate.
In the last eight it has been great setting up secret prisons and rendering people who have not been charged with a crime. Paying village elders five thousand for supposed terrorist then piling people into cargo containers then it getting so hot inside then to shoot holes through it.
It’s great violating the 8th amendment and torturing people. It has been great christian values straping people spread eagle on their stomachs naked for 24-48 hours lying in thier own fecis, water boarding people who haven’t been convicted of anything and having a torture memo saying its okay to crush the testicles of a boy in front of his parents. Or passing the Military Commissions Act in 2006 with replicans controlling the house, senate and pres, who says it’s okay to rape, violate and abuse prisoners.
Its been great attacking the 1st amendment to the constitution and squashing dissent and creating “free speach zones” and going after reporters
It’s great how the 4th amendment to right to privacy is destroyed and how all of our phone calls, emails and privacy is invaded by big govt. It’s great Bush started this in febuary 2001 before 9/11. It’s great under the Patriot Act, that big govt can go in your home without a warrant.
It’s great that now 7 mega corporations own all of our media and by their very nature is conservative but puts out its own message of calling themselves liberal. How GE owns NBC which also owns defense companies (donated 1.1 million to GW Bush 2000.) Disney owns ABC. Westinghouse owns CBS provides nuclear service waste disposal and operation to the govt. AOL TimeWarner owns CNN. Rupert Murdoch owns Fox News. It’s great how former White House spoke person Scott McClellan gave talking points to Fox News.
It’s been great how Bush didn’t have one meeting on terrorism or did one action to prevent it and yet is still looked at being strong on defense and how no one was fired for dropping the ball on 9/11
It’s been great how the speculators markets have be deregulated and how this led to high food, oil and commodities have raised in prices.
It’s great how our huge debt with zero answer from the republicans on how to pay it off but to only offer lower taxes has resulted in our dollar losing 40% of it’s value since 2000. Which then causes families to lose thier homes, cars, jobs.
It’s great how we promote more and more free trade and export our jobs to other countries and those jobs we cannot export, we import labor to save corporations billions of dollars. It’s great how we don’t build anything and how we are selling off our ports, roads and bridges to foriegn govt’s.
It’s great how our largest exports are military weapons, how we occupy over 140 nations and 50% of our taxes go to the military.
Thank goodness the republicans are in control and are filibustering every bill that comes up in the senate, the most in history. Too bad bush just had a bad PR firm.
Thank goodness the most qualified person for VP we could offer was not Mitt Romney or Huckaby or Guilianni but was a govenor with two years experience in the lowest populest state in the Union and a mayor of a village.
Don’t forget, Bush was a govenor and looked how well he ran this country..
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Thom Delay
9 Sep 08 at 12:09 pm
Amen Thom. It is far beyond me how anyone, even a diehard Republican can look back on the last eight years and not be afraid. It really is like the Twilight Zone.
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VulgarMastermind Reply:
September 2nd, 2009 at 3:45 pm
Are you crazy? Credit cards and mortgages that the left lobbied for. They cry because poor people weren’t given chances to buy a house and live the American dream. They forgot about something, hard work. So we give these welfare bunnies houses (welfare reform act - Clinton) Obama filibsuters for Fannie and Freddie (housing bust happens) and then people max out their credit cards to live a luxurious lifestyle. And now they can’t afford it. Good call, blame Bush…..Do you think Barry Obama is doing anything to save jobs or just spend money? We are doomed, but more importantly, the left is sliding faster than Clinton’s hand up Monica’s skirt!!! Thanks Barry you just coverted millions of dumbocrats!!!
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Wendy
9 Sep 08 at 3:18 pm
Seems as if the Democrats are mad that the Obama fire has gone down……And to that Keith guy you just made assumptions that all Evangelicals looked down on people with pre-marital pregnancies but i doubt you have actually polled all of us to find that out. I think Sarah Palin is a great choice for vice president because I agree with all her views. Others may think differently but they don’t have to go and make fun of her or bash her children. I respect Obama even though I don’t support him and everyone else should just learn to act more like his/her age.
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Wendy Reply:
September 17th, 2008 at 10:12 am
Kudos Sera; an intelligent remark.
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AllenhatesrepubliCONs Reply:
October 2nd, 2008 at 1:33 pm
Yea thats what McCain did…powting baby of 72…I’ll look him in the eyes and tell him what I think.
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VulgarMastermind Reply:
September 2nd, 2009 at 3:37 pm
Obama, three kids in Africa, two in America. Still a not an American.
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Serah
15 Sep 08 at 10:47 pm
and everyone else: stop waiting for mccain to die! reagen was pretty old too when he went into office and he died way later
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Serah
15 Sep 08 at 10:49 pm
you guys are like bickering children
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Hannah
17 Mar 09 at 4:05 pm
that is freaking hilarious!!!!!
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bill
23 Mar 09 at 2:11 pm
I am sure that if this great country has any chance of surviving and continuing to be a land of freedom and opportunity, we will require intelligent and well educated people in office. It has nothing to do with race or religion. It has to do with honesty, morals, ethics, and vision. I am so glad Gov Palin was not elected to the office of VP because she would have shot from the hip there like she does from her office as Gov. What we need are people in office we can e proud of. Whose decisions we can understand, and who pay attention to the will of the people, as well as the constitution.
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Doug
7 Apr 09 at 2:34 pm
Levi is going to be a dead beat get over it. Palin is twice as strong as you think she is. Obama, the greatest thing to happen to Republicans!!!! Keep voting black morons!!!
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VulgarMastermind
2 Sep 09 at 3:35 pm
Levi is so SEXY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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cool dude
20 Oct 09 at 9:20 pm