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That's very good observation and it's scary.

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FTA: "Elitism in this sense is not about educational or class credentials, not about where you went to school or whether you use "summer" as a verb. It is, rather, about the pursuit of excellence no matter where you started out in life. Jackson, Lincoln, Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan and Clinton were born to ordinary families, but they spent their lives doing extraordinary things, demonstrating an interest in, and a curiosity about, the world around them. This is much less evident in Palin's case."
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Exactly what I was thinking.

They wait. Forever.

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And the guy behind is like "you wanna blow my trumpet, baby?" and the baby is all like "***** no. it stinks"

This guy got a better consistency than most baseball pitchers.

Credit isn't that answer (free or otherwise). The availability of credit is what caused housing prices to soar. And have you hit a car showroom in the past few years? 40,000 for a pickup? Prices of cars are through the roof as well because people are borrowing for a new one every couple of years, or worse, doing that ridiculous lease. "Oh you want to lease because you replace your car every 3 years anyway don't you? If you lease you don't have to pay all that depreciation? Rich people lease, why don't you?" Gimme a break.

Have you actually read the direct quotes of Obama's comments? He clearly says what Sarah accuses. The arguments that others have said the same does not change the fact that he did.

15 here on FiOS, woohoo!

Back in my day we had to save the world 3 times a day half a mile underground! On foot! Uphill both ways! See back then days you could go into town with a nickel, buy two loves of bread, and still have a dollar left over 'case Roosevelt was in office and we'd all....