But I> do agree the volume of viral email smears on Palin in such a short> span of time is one for the Guinness Book of Records.
Actually that record still stands. It was the more than twenty million emails I received and continue to receive from my republican relatives concerning Obama being a secret Muslim who will hand our country over to the terrorists as soon as he is elected. Saying that Palin is not ready for this job is not a smear. Were you satisfied with her answers in her first interview with Gibson? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "raunchydog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Rick, the forum moderator, has been sending > > you photos of the Palin family by email? WTF? > Rick, sorry for outing you. That was not my intention. In context, my > post was about my brother and how this election has given me a better > understanding of him. Rick helped bring his story into focus for me > and that is the only reason I mentioned it. About my brother: > > "...Hillary's populous campaign made me aware, having lived in > Fairfield's bubble for almost 30-years, of how out of touch I had > become with my own working class roots. My brother isn't very > educated, he is a Union man, bowls in tournaments, shoots pool, > smokes, drinks beer, gets drunk, tells off color jokes, and takes care > of a disabled wife. He is a devoted Democrat and proudly served in > Vietnam. He loves our country. He is your typical "red neck." We don't > talk much but the love is there. > > I get emails from him complaining about illegal aliens taking jobs, > about 2nd amendment rights, about desecration of the flag, about > soldiers serving in Iraq, and about school prayer. He is not a swing > voter, but the Republicans are more than happy to address his concerns. > > Before Hillary's campaign I thought, "I'm an educated post graduate > person, I have meditated for almost 40 years and know a lot about > life." I now ask how can I judge myself to be more knowledgeable about > life or to know better who deserves my vote than my red neck brother > who never finished high school but whose life experiences I will never > feel as he has." > > Although I agree with WillyTex for different reasons about the smears > on Palin, I think he may have missed the substance of my post. But I > do agree the volume of viral email smears on Palin in such a short > span of time is one for the Guinness Book of Records. Keep it up guys > and sink your candidate. >
