Last week, Rahm Emanuel, President Obama's Chief of Staff, called liberal activists who wanted to run ads against conservative Democrats "f...ing" retarded".
The Quitter called on President Obama to fire his chief of staff after using the "R" word.
Palin spokeswoman, Greg Sargent said, "Governor Palin believes crude and demeaning name-calling at the expense of others is disrespectful."
Two things:
Number One: she isn't 'Governor' Palin, she's a quitter.
And [B]: "Palin believes crude and demeaning name-calling at the expense of others is disrespectful" unless you're attending one of her campaign speeches and she mentions Obama and someone shouts "terrorist" and "kill him." That's apparently a-okay in the world of a woman who can't complete a single term in office.
Be gone, Sarah, before someone drops a house on you.
Okay, I work for the special ed department. And 'retarded' in the context Rahm E. used it is unfortunate. But honestly folks we're getting way too reactionary to the smallest thing, on both sides of the political game. You use the word 'retarded' in that context you slap yourself upside the head and say oops I'm sorry and then we all move on to the bigger problems. I'm going to cut the same slack to GOPers. Unless it is a persistent and systemic problem we should cut people some slack. Everyone. My favorite line to use with kids is 'when you reach perfection you can hold me to the same standards'.
ReplyDeleteExcept Palin thought Rush was using satire when he repeatedly said it.
ReplyDeleteBob, it is cruel to use the "R" term and painful to hear people use it. It is even more cruel and painful to have a mental invalid as the governor of a state, that in turn, runs for the nation's second highest office.
ReplyDeleteshe has no future
ReplyDelete"Be gone, Sarah, before someone drops a house on you."
ReplyDeleteThat's fantastic! LOVE IT.
I really do want to slap the quitter!
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