PALINGATE: Its not the incompetence and lies. Its the hypocrisy!

[MarinCoUSA]

PALINGATE: Its not the incompetence and lies its the hypocrisy! (hoping you heard it first here).

Here's hoping that Obama's ground game- the invisible-to-cable-TV thing- is like an incoming surge tide.

It seems that letting the No-Honor-In-Republican-Politics McCain run out the line with such perfect lies and junk food memes that Obama only needs to reel in his next campaign ads, pre-written by No Honor's own mouth. Imagine, even before the pert meritocracy that is Sarah uttered her first Rove-spawn authored lies before a nation audience she had earned her very own real corrupt character narrative (Troopergate). You go girl! And what's with that conversation with the librarian about banning books (so relieved you didn't name any names)? So profile in courage.

The unblinking, vulgar, blatant lies repeated into the mic and TV without a whiff common decency.
Gagging on the hypocrisy.
Gagging on PALINGATE.

edit: title

[AndyA]

1. I kind of think the lies are important.

We have a pResident who lied to us, Congress, and the world to start a war that is now resonsible for more deaths than the terrorist attacks on 9/11. That war has consumed money like a Hummer consumes fuel. Meanwhile, our infrastructure here at home collapses.

So, I agree the hypocrisy is bad, but Republicans have ALWAYS been hypocrites. It's the #1 requirement when you sign up to be a Republican. You check your common sense, decency, morals, ethics, and sense of right and wrong at the door.

But if Americans cannot trust what the President tells us to be the truth, that person is not qualified to be the President. Period.

[screembloodymurder]

2. Actually, all three are important.

I don't like hypocrites or liars, but America can't afford another incompetent.

[pansypoo53219]

3. g-gate is over used.

bring out the tea pot dome out of the closet.
Palindome.