And so it continues...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080923/ap_on_el_pr/palin_troopergate;_ylt=A9G_R3SzXNhIiK8A6xBh24cA

Excerpt:

'Palin has refused to participate in the Legislature's
investigation since becoming Sen. John McCain's running mate.'

Sarah Palin could become a serious liability to John McCain's campaign.

Get used to the Sarah Palin saga. I have a feeling its gonna be going on for the next 4 to 8 years. This is just the tip of the iceberg

Hopefully, Mirror is wrong this time. (no offense intended) It will be a tortuous 4 years and the economy is going to fall face down if they get into office.

I'm glad to see you know who should win!!!!!!!!!!

Mirror knows no such thing. He can see the devastation that will be caused by those two to this country.

Sorry Mirror had to pipe in on that one.

I didnt say I think they SHOULD win but I just think thats who IS gonna win.


Its not about what I want. Im capable of reaching conclusions despite how I feel about a particular subject.

maybe.


they keep gaffing too much.

Maybe, if enough fundamentalist crazy soccer moms vote for McCain because they love Sarah Palin (she's one of us!)

Some still pissed off former Hillary supporters could vote for him as revenge against Obama.

Hopefully people are smarter than that.

She already is with thinking conservatives.

And the Palin-McCain media stonewall continues...

"As of this writing, it has been 39 days and 22 hours since Sen. John McCain last held a news conference... it's been 24 days and 11 hours since his running mate, Sarah Palin, held one."

- The Washington Post

Looks like the "Straight Talk Express" is in one very long and dark tunnel.

The 'Straight Talk Express' has derailed.

May I slightly tweak/correct your comment a little, Dragoness? "Hopefully, Mirror is wrong this time. It will be a tortuous 4 years and the economy is going to fall face down if they get into office."
Ummm - How bout: It WILL CONTINUE TO BE TORTUROUS AND THE ECONOMY HAS ALREADY FALLEN FACE DOWN...!
What makes anyone think 4 years with McCain-Palin would be ANY different/better than the past gut-wrenching, debilitating 8 years with Bush-Cheney? WHAT TRUE qualifications does Sarah Palin have? Every time the woman opens her mouth, nothing but moronic, stupid comments flow out (women, is that REALLY the kind of female you want "representing" you?!). We've had to put up with 8 years of George W.'s embarrassing gaffes and utterances, (not to mention, the decisions that have put the country in a near depression and mired in war; and facing so much debt our grandchildren won't be able to pay their way out of it) do we REALLY want to continue to give the world the impression that the bulk of Americans believe that someone like Palin is the BEST and BRIGHTEST and whom we want in charge and making life-changing decisions for us? Lord, people! WAKE UP!
OK, pardon the rant ... it's the first one I've had on this topic - I guess there's something to be said for feeling free to speak your mind among strangers. (I hope I didn't offend anyone...but I imagine I did.)

WHAT TRUE qualifications does Sarah Palin have? Every time the woman opens her mouth, nothing but moronic, stupid comments flow out
http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/013/851orcjq.asp



here's why Palin is in the game


The Most Popular Governor
Alaska's Sarah Palin is the GOP's newest star.
by Fred Barnes
07/16/2007, Volume 012, Issue 41

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The wipeout in the 2006 election left Republicans in such a state of dejection that they've overlooked the one shining victory in which a Republican star was born. The triumph came in Alaska where Sarah Palin, a politician of eye-popping integrity, was elected governor. She is now the most popular governor in America, with an approval rating in the 90s, and probably the most popular public official in any state.

Her rise is a great (and rare) story of how adherence to principle--especially to transparency and accountability in government--can produce political success. And by the way, Palin is a conservative who only last month vetoed 13 percent of the state's proposed budget for capital projects. The cuts, the Anchorage Daily News said, "may be the biggest single-year line-item veto total in state history."

As recently as last year, Palin (pronounced pale-in) was a political outcast. She resigned in January 2004 as head of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission after complaining to the office of Governor Frank Murkowski and to state Attorney General Gregg Renkes about ethical violations by another commissioner, Randy Ruedrich, who was also Republican state chairman.

State law barred Palin from speaking out publicly about ethical violations and corruption. But she was vindicated later in 2004 when Ruedrich, who'd been reconfirmed as state chairman, agreed to pay a $12,000 fine for breaking state ethics laws. She became a hero in the eyes of the public and the press, and the bane of Republican leaders.

In 2005, she continued to take on
the Republican establishment by joining Eric Croft, a Democrat, in lodging an ethics complaint against Renkes, who was not only attorney general but also a long-time adviser and campaign manager for Murkowski. The governor reprimanded Renkes and said the case was closed. It wasn't. Renkes resigned a few weeks later, and Palin was again hailed as a hero.

Palin, 43, the mother of four, passed up a chance to challenge Republican senator Lisa Murkowski, the then-governor's daughter, in 2004. She endorsed another candidate in the primary, but Murkowski won and was reelected. Palin said then that her 14-year-old son talked her out of running, though it's doubtful that was the sole reason.

In 2006, she didn't hesitate. She ran against Gov. Murkowski, who was seeking a second term despite sagging poll ratings, in the Republican primary. In a three-way race, Palin captured 51 percent and won in a landslide. She defeated former Democratic governor Tony Knowles in the general election, 49 percent to 41 percent. She was one of the few Republicans anywhere in the country to perform above expectations in 2006, an overwhelmingly Democratic year. Palin is unabashedly pro life.

With her emphasis on ethics and openness in government, "it turned out Palin caught the temper of the times perfectly," wrote Tom Kizzia of the Anchorage Daily News. She was also lucky. News broke of an FBI investigation of corruption by legislators between the primary and general elections. So far, three legislators have been indicted.

In the roughly three years since she quit as the state's chief regulator of the oil industry, Palin has crushed the Republican hierarchy (virtually all male) and nearly every other foe or critic. Political analysts in Alaska refer to the "body count" of Palin's rivals. "The landscape is littered with the bodies of those who crossed Sarah," says pollster Dave Dittman, who worked for her gubernatorial campaign. It includes Ruedrich, Renkes, Murkowski, gubernatorial contenders John Binkley and Andrew Halcro, the three big oil companies in Alaska, and a section of the Daily News called "Voice of the Times," which was highly critical of Palin and is now defunct.

here is Congress' approval rating across the board.



see the site to understand the columned numbers. the format would not paste.
http://www.pollingreport.com/CongJob.htm



CONGRESS – Job Rating in national polls

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Approve Disap-
prove Unsure Approve
minus
Dates % % % Disapprove
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
9/8-9/08 23 68 8 -45
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
8/29-31/08 18 75 7 -57
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
8/18-24/08 16 78 6 -62
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
8/19-20/08 20 73 7 -53
.

L.A. Times/Bloomberg 8/15-18/08 17 73 10 -56
.

Quinnipiac LV
8/12-17/08 16 74 10 -58
.

AP-Ipsos
7/31 - 8/4/08 19 75 * -56
.

CNN/Opinion Research Corp.
7/27-29/08 22 77 1 -55
.

Research 2000 LV
7/25-27/08 13 81 6 -68
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
7/22-23/08 21 68 11 -47
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal RV
7/18-2108 15 75 10 -60
.

AP-Ipsos
7/10-14/08 18 77 * -59
.

ABC/Washington Post
7/10-13/08 23 71 6 -48
.

Gallup
7/10-13/08 14 75 10 -61
.

Quinnipiac LV
7/8-13/08 14 77 9 -63
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
6/17-18/08 19 69 13 -50
.

AP-Ipsos
6/12-16/08 23 72 * -49
.

Gallup
6/9-12/08 19 74 7 -55
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal RV
6/6-9/08 13 79 8 -66
.

Quinnipiac RV
5/8-12/08 16 76 8 -60
.

Gallup
5/8-11/08 18 76 6 -58
.

NPR LV 5/7-8, 10/08 22 73 4 -51
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
4/30 - 5/3/08 18 75 8 -57
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
4/28-29/08 22 67 11 -45
.

CBS/New York Times
4/25-29/08 21 68 11 -47
.

AP-Ipsos
4/7-9/08 23 71 * -48
.

Gallup
4/6-9/08 20 71 9 -51
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
3/28-31/08 23 72 6 -49
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
3/18-19/08 20 67 12 -47
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal RV
3/7-10/08 19 69 12 -50
.

Gallup
3/6-9/08 21 71 8 -50
.

AP-Ipsos
3/3-5/08 24 72 * -48
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
2/19-20/08 22 68 10 -46
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
2/14-17/08 28 63 9 -35
.

AP-Ipsos
2/4-6/08 22 74 * -52
.

ABC/Washington Post
1/30 - 2/1/08 33 59 8 -26
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
1/30-31/08 22 66 12 -44
.

NPR LV 1/29-31/08 28 65 7 -37
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
1/20-22/08 18 70 12 -52
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
1/10-12/08 23 70 7 -47
.

AP-Ipsos
1/7-9/08 26 69 * -43
.

Gallup
1/4-6/08 23 71 6 -48
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
12/18-19/07 25 60 15 -35
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
12/14-17/07 18 70 12 -52
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
12/10-14/07 22 69 10 -47
.

ABC/Washington Post
12/6-9/07 32 60 8 -28
.

Gallup
12/6-9/07 22 70 8 -48
.

CBS/New York Times
12/5-9/07 21 64 15 -43
.

AP-Ipsos
12/3-5/07 25 70 * -45
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
11/13-14/07 26 61 14 -35
.

Gallup
11/11-14/07 20 69 11 -49
.

AP-Ipsos
11/5-7/07 25 70 * -45
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
11/1-5/07 19 68 13 -49
.

ABC/Washington Post
10/29 - 11/1/07 28 65 7 -37
.

Quinnipiac RV
10/23-29/07 21 70 10 -49
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
10/23-24/07 25 54 22 -29
.

L.A. Times/Bloomberg RV 10/19-22/07 22 69 9 -47
.

CBS
10/12-16/07 27 59 14 -32
.

CNN/Opinion Research Corp.
10/12-14/07 22 75 3 -53
.

Gallup
10/12-14/07 29 64 6 -35
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
10/9-10/07 24 63 12 -39
.

NPR LV 10/4, 6-7/07 25 69 6 -44
.

Gallup
10/4-7/07 23 71 6 -48
.

AP-Ipsos
10/1-3/07 22 73 * -51
.

ABC/Washington Post
9/27-30/07 29 65 6 -36
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
9/25-26/07 24 63 13 -39
.

CBS
9/14-16/07 27 65 8 -38
.

Gallup
9/14-16/07 24 71 5 -47
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
9/11-12/07 32 56 11 -24
.

AP-Ipsos
9/10-12/07 26 71 * -45
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
9/7-10/07 23 65 12 -42
.

CBS/New York Times
9/4-8/07 23 66 11 -43
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
8/21-22/07 24 60 17 -36
.

Pew
8/1-18/07 21 65 14 -44
.

Gallup
8/13-16/07 18 76 6 -58
.

Quinnipiac RV
8/7-13/07 20 70 10 -50
.

CBS
8/8-12/07 25 63 12 -38
.

AP-Ipsos
8/6-8/07 25 72 * -47
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
7/27-30/07 24 63 13 -39
.

CBS/New York Times
7/20-22/07 26 61 13 -35
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
7/19-22/07 25 68 8 -43
.

ABC/Washington Post
7/18-21/07 37 60 4 -23
.

CBS/New York Times
7/9-17/07 29 59 12 -30
.

Gallup
7/12-15/07 27 66 7 -39
.

AP-Ipsos
7/9-11/07 24 70 * -46
.

CBS
6/26-28/07 27 60 13 -33
.

Newsweek
6/18-19/07 25 63 12 -38
.

Gallup
6/11-14/07 24 71 5 -47
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
6/8-11/07 23 64 13 -41
.

Quinnipiac RV
6/5-11/07 23 66 11 -43
.

L.A. Times/Bloomberg 6/7-10/07 27 65 8 -38
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
6/5-6/07 29 55 15 -26
.

ABC/Washington Post
5/29 - 6/1/07 39 53 8 -14
.

CBS/New York Times
5/18-23/07 36 52 12 -16
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
5/16-20/07 31 61 8 -30
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
5/15-16/07 32 53 15 -21
.

Gallup
5/10-13/07 29 64 7 -35
.

AP-Ipsos
5/7-9/07 35 60 * -25
.

Quinnipiac RV
4/25 - 5/1/07 39 52 9 -13
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
4/26-30/07 38 54 8 -16
.

NPR LV 4/26-29/07 35 59 6 -24
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
4/20-23/07 31 52 17 -21
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
4/17-18/07 35 49 16 -14
.

ABC/Washington Post
4/12-15/07 44 54 3 -10
.

CBS
4/9-12/07 34 54 12 -20
.

L.A. Times/Bloomberg 4/5-9/07 34 58 8 -24
.

Gallup
4/2-5/07 33 60 7 -27
.

AP-Ipsos
4/2-4/07 40 57 * -17
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
3/29 - 4/1/07 37 52 11 -15
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
3/27-28/07 30 54 16 -24
.

Gallup
3/11-14/07 28 64 8 -36
.

CBS/New York Times
3/7-11/07 31 53 16 -22
.

AP-Ipsos
3/5-7/07 33 63 * -30
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
3/2-5/07 31 53 16 -22
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
2/27-28/07 32 49 20 -17
.

CBS/New York Times
2/23-27/07 33 50 17 -17
.

ABC/Washington Post
2/22-25/07 41 54 5 -13
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
2/21-24/07 30 55 16 -25
.

CBS
2/8-11/07 32 52 16 -20
.

AP-Ipsos
2/5-7/07 34 58 * -24
.

Gallup
2/1-4/07 37 55 8 -18
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
1/30-31/07 33 44 22 -11
.

CBS
1/18-21/07 33 49 18 -16
.

ABC/Washington Post
1/16-19/07 43 50 8 -7
.

AP-Ipsos
1/16-18/07 34 60 * -26
.

Gallup
1/15-18/07 35 56 9 -21
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
1/16-17/07 32 47 21 -15
.

L.A. Times/Bloomberg 1/13-16/07 36 44 20 -8
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
1/11-14/07 31 49 21 -18
.

AP-Ipsos
1/8-10/07 32 62 * -30
.

Gallup
12/11-14/06 21 74 5 -53
.

ABC/Washington Post
12/7-11/06 37 57 6 -20
.

AP-Ipsos
12/4-6/06 27 67 * -40
.

AP-Ipsos
11/13-15/06 26 70 * -44
.

Gallup
11/9-12/06 26 67 7 -41
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
11/8-12/06 27 63 11 -36
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics LV
11/4-5/06 29 57 13 -28
.

USA Today/Gallup
11/2-5/06 26 63 11 -37
.

ABC/Washington Post RV
11/1-4/06 36 60 4 -24
.

CBS/New York Times
10/27-31/06 29 56 15 -27
.

AP-AOL
10/20-25/06 25 72 * -47
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
10/19-23/06 27 65 9 -38
.

USA Today/Gallup
10/20-22/06 26 67 6 -41
.

ABC/Washington Post
10/19-22/06 31 65 4 -34
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal RV
10/13-16/06 16 75 9 -59
.

Gallup
10/9-12/06 23 71 6 -48
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics LV
10/10-11/06 31 63 6 -32
.

CNN
10/6-8/06 28 63 9 -35
.

USA Today/Gallup
10/6-8/06 24 68 7 -44
.

ABC/Washington Post
10/5-8/06 32 66 2 -34
.

CBS/New York Times
10/5-8/06 27 64 9 -37
.

Time
10/3-4/06 31 57 12 -26
.

AP-Ipsos
10/2-4/06 27 69 * -42
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
9/24-26/06 28 65 7 -37
.

L.A. Times/Bloomberg 9/16-19/06 30 57 13 -27
.

CBS/New York Times
9/15-19/06 25 61 14 -36
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics LV
9/12-13/06 29 53 18 -24
.

AP-Ipsos *
9/11-13/06 29 68 -39
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal RV
9/8-11/06 20 65 15 -45
.

Gallup
9/7-10/06 29 63 8 -34
.

ABC
9/5-7/06 40 55 5 -15
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
8/29-30/06 24 61 15 -37
.

Cook/RT Strategies RV 8/25-27/06 31 58 12 -27
.

Time
8/22-24/06 30 59 11 -29
.

CBS/New York Times
8/17-21/06 29 60 11 -31
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
8/17-20/06 31 61 8 -30
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
8/8-9/06 24 58 17 -34
.

Gallup
8/7-10/06 27 65 8 -38
.

AP-Ipsos
8/7-9/06 29 69 * -30
.

ABC/Washington Post
8/3-6/06 36 60 4 -24
.

Cook/RT Strategies RV 7/28-30/06 28 57 15 -29
.

CBS/New York Times
7/21-25/06 28 58 14 -30
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
7/21-24/06 25 60 15 -35
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
7/20-23/06 31 58 11 -27
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
7/11-12/06 25 61 14 -36
.

AP-Ipsos *
7/10-12/06 27 68 -41
.

Gallup
7/6-9/06 29 61 10 -32
.

Time
6/27-29/06 31 55 14 -24
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
6/21-25/06 30 62 8 -32
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
6/13-14/06 29 59 12 -30
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
6/9-12/06 23 64 13 -41
.

CBS 6/10-11/06 26 60 14 -34
.

AP-Ipsos *
6/5-7/06 24 73 -49
.

Cook/RT Strategies RV 6/1-4/06 27 56 17 -29
.

Gallup
6/1-4/06 27 63 10 -36
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
5/18-21/06 29 64 7 -35
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
5/16-18/06 27 56 17 -29
.

CBS 5/16-17/06 26 59 15 -33
.

ABC/Washington Post
5/11-15/06 33 63 4 -30
.

Gallup
5/8-11/06 21 71 8 -50
.

CBS/New York Times
5/4-8/06 23 64 13 -41
.

AP-Ipsos *
5/1-3/06 25 71 -46
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
4/21-24/06 22 65 13 -43
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
4/18-19/06 25 52 23 -27
.

Gallup
4/10-13/06 23 70 7 -47
.

L.A. Times/Bloomberg 4/8-11/06 28 61 11 -33
.

ABC/Washington Post
4/6-9/06 35 62 3 -27
.

CBS 4/6-9/06 27 61 12 -34
.

AP-Ipsos *
4/3-5/06 30 67 -37
.

Time
3/22-23/06 39 49 12 -10
.

Gallup
3/13-16/06 27 65 8 -38
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
3/14-15/06 29 55 16 -26
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
3/10-13/06 33 53 14 -20
.

CBS 3/9-12/06 32 54 14 -22
.

AP-Ipsos *
3/6-8/06 31 66 -35
.

ABC/Washington Post
3/2-5/06 36 62 3 -26
.

Quinnipiac RV
2/21-28/06 25 63 11 -38
.

CBS 2/22-26/06 28 61 11 -33
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
2/16-19/06 30 61 8 -31
.

Gallup
2/6-9/06 25 65 10 -40
.

AP-Ipsos *
2/6-8/06 35 61 -26
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
1/26-29/06 29 56 15 -27
.

ABC/Washington Post
1/23-26/06 43 53 4 -10
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
1/24-25/06 34 51 16 -17
.

L.A. Times/Bloomberg 1/22-25/06 35 55 10 -20
.

CBS/New York Times
1/20-25/06 29 61 10 -32
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
1/12-15/06 31 59 10 -28
.

Gallup
1/9-12/06 27 67 7 -40
.

ABC/Washington Post
1/5-8/06 41 55 5 -14
.

CBS 1/5-8/06 27 57 16 -30
.

AP-Ipsos *
1/3-5/06 34 63 -29
.

ABC/Washington Post
12/15-18/05 43 53 4 -10
.

NPR LV 12/15, 17-18/05 43 51 6 -8
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
12/13-14/05 30 52 18 -22
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
12/12-13/05 26 64 10 -38
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
12/9-12/05 25 60 15 -35
.

Gallup
12/5-8/05 29 63 8 -34
.

AP-Ipsos *
12/5-7/05 31 65 -34
.

CBS/New York Times
12/2-6/05 33 53 14 -20
.

Quinnipiac RV
11/28 - 12/4/05 27 61 11 -34
.

Time
11/29 - 12/1/05 33 55 13 -22
.

Diageo/Hotline RV
11/11-15/05 36 53 12 -17
.

Gallup
11/7-10/05 29 63 8 -34
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal
11/4-7/05 28 57 15 -29
.

AP-Ipsos *
10/31 - 11/2/05 37 59 -22
.

ABC/Washington Post
10/30 - 11/2/05 37 59 4 -22
.

CBS
10/30 - 11/1/05 34 53 13 -19
.

Gallup
10/13-16/05 29 64 7 -35
.

Diageo/Hotline RV 10/12-16/05 29 62 10 -33
.

AP-Ipsos * 10/3-5/05 35 61 -26
.

CBS 10/3-5/05 31 57 12 -26
.

Newsweek
9/29-30/05 32 56 12 -24
.

FOX/Opinion Dynamics RV
9/13-14/05 34 49 17 -15
.

Gallup
9/12-15/05 35 59 6 -24
.

CBS/New York Times 9/9-13/05 34 54 12 -20
.

NBC/Wall Street Journal 9/9-12/05 29 53 18 -24

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Nice...

But you do know that when you throw down FACTS...

You get lipstick on that darn pig again...

followed by the bullstinking pigwash about how white voters won't vote for Obama because he's black... (is he really, please dudes, Jessie Jackson is black, Obama is untried, His race means nothing compared to his wet ears).

followed by an immediate indorsement of every Obama negative add...

Followed of course by a statement that Obama dosen't put out negative adds but McCain does.

and somehow the issues disapear withing the stinking cloud that springs like magic around your facts.

yup.

and they continue doing that because it doesn't work for them.


methinks they don't like us much.

Sarah Palin is gonna be the national joke for the next 4 to 8 years.

see what I mean?

Last night CNN showed Obama up in the polls.