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If you become VP, It’s Canada for me
09 Thursday Oct 2008
Posted in *politics*
Political Republican Opinion said:
My favorite line is that you will move to Canada!
Justin said:
Wow, the right-wing blogosphere must really be depressed with how crappy their candidates are doing if you’re resorting to leaving pathetic comments on a blog like Molly’s. But by the looks of it, Molly probably has more readers than you do.
I’m with Molly on this one, Palin is a nutjob and McCain is a crotchety old man that sold out to the Republican party and is about 20 years out of touch with the American people. But I wouldn’t move to Canada if they won, which, lets be honest, would totally suck. No, I’d stay right where I am, and I’d be even more motivated to work my ass off to prevent the Republicans from screwing up our country any more than they already have.
Stay strong Molly!
Jen said:
If the McCain/Palin ticket is elected, good luck with securing those civil rights we so dearly appreciate and have worked so damn hard to secure because McCain will stack the Supreme Court with ultra right-wing conservative, strict Constitutionalist judges. I’m not moving to Canada either (thought I did grow up being able to see Canada on a clear day form my parents’ house, which makes me a credible VP candidate. Did I tell you about my time in France? I have tons of foreign policy experience!) That being said, cut the trolling and start digging a hole for you to hang your head in embarrassment.
Political Republican Opinion said:
Jen – Unlike some people of a political Party that shall go nameless, I actually welcome the thoughts of others, despite our political differences and enjoy civil spirited debate.
If a politician ever used France as a model for judging their foreign policies, I would be scared to death.
I will never dig a hole, but will go on fighting for Conservative causes, regardless of who the winner of this election is (and believe me, if McCain wins, there will be plenty of disagreements as far as Conservatives are concerned).
Your opening statement contradicts itself. Strict Constitutionalists would fight for Civil Rights, not abolish them.
“A Bill of Rights is what the people are entitled to against every government, and what no just government should refuse, or rest on inference. ” – Thomas Jefferson