PALIN is a FlipFlopper

[RainmakerIII]

In September, 2006, Palin showed up in Ketchikan on her gov campaign and said the bridge was essential for the towns prosperity. As we know in her speech at the convention she claimed to have been totally against it. Why didn't she just say that she had changed her mind???

[Oneshot7]

Why do I even open your threads?

[James B]

She did say that she changed her mind. And it was long before she was picked as McCains running mate. Good try though it's hard to find any real faults with her. However if you listen to to liberal media, they are busy making stuff up that they end up retracting.

[ButchA]

ORIGINAL: Oneshot7

Why do I even open your threads?

Oneshot7, just use the little "red hand" over on the left side of the screen. I have RainmakerIII blocked, and this forum is a little more pleasant to read now.

[jeepkid]

ORIGINAL: Oneshot7

Why do I even open your threads?

+1

I just wasted a minute of my time!!

[2 Lunger]

Is that the only thing you could find Rainmaker? Are we talking about a bridge here?

[BigTiny]

Give him a break 2lung, at least this one isn't about a pregnant teenager. Still about a VP though...

[younggun308]

As mayor of Wasilla, I doubt that the Bridge to Nowhere was a legitimate issue, I don't believe the bridge was in Wasilla, but somewhere north of it, so her opinion at the time before she was elected and got to look at the costs and get an informed opinion about the bridge, was ill-informed, and little else, but the important thing is, she, Sarah Palin, learned quick, and that's what we need for even the most experienced politician, whereas it wasn't until an interview with Bill O'Reilly last week that Barack Obama said the surge succeeded, but he hasn't completely come full-circle.

If Palin is a fast learner, that can be more necessary more experience, so far, though, Obama's reluctance to ever change his position, even on the Rev. Wright controversy, fails to compensate for his inexperience.

Now to talk about liberals being "flip-floppers", Bill Clinton promised a tax cut for the middle class in 92', sound familiar? But, then when he got into the White House, he saw it was too expensive, impractical, altogether impossible, if he was going to be able to fund his other promised projects for America, so, yeah, using your judgement, he flip-flopped.