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So-there are some other things in your post I don�t understand.

If Governor Palin is writing all those Ed-Op columns about foreign policy and everything else for the WSJ and others�and the Editors all say she is writing the gist of it herself�with less professional writing help than most of the politicians that appear under their banner�did you read about Sarah�s speech in Hong Kong last year?

Why is Sarah the one not ready and needs on-the-job training?
Show me a contender that is more ready and please show me why you think so.



Is your head so deep in the sand as to believe she wrote any of her speeches and columns by herself. She is the front person and marketer.

Sarah would loose in a landslide against the Magic One. I watched the same thing happen in NV with Reid and Angel. We need an electable candidate with similar values. Palin isn't it. There is no substitute for age and experience.


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It's the same ol same crap they used against Reagan. They must have been right then too LOL.


Reagan has DECADES of experience over Sarah (as governor and in the Screen Actors Guild negotiating with hardened businessmen).

Margaret Thatcher also was seasoned warrior.

Sarah is talented. That is not Enough. She need several seasons working with the Legislature, Executive agencies, and businesses to be POTUS, though.

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Your right-Governor Reagan was 69 years old when he became President Reagan.

But his Screen Actors Guild experience negotiating with �hardened businessmen� seems a little thin compared to what Sarah did as head of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.

O yeah, she had to resign �quit� that job too as Alaska State law barred Palin from speaking out publicly about ethical violations and corruption.

Then she joined forces with Attorney General Gregg Renkes-the FBI came in-and some big name Republicans went down the tubes.

Then as Governor she finished what she had started-got her oil and gas pipeline deal going again-and those tough hardened Big Oil businessmen never knew what hit them.




Perhaps you forgot that President Reagan had two terms as Governor of the largest state in the union? Also I could be wrong but I don't remember that he ever quit mid-term.


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Originally Posted by Spanokopitas
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It's the same ol same crap they used against Reagan. They must have been right then too LOL.


Reagan has DECADES of experience over Sarah (as governor and in the Screen Actors Guild negotiating with hardened businessmen).


Margaret Thatcher also was seasoned warrior.

Sarah is talented. That is not Enough. She need several seasons working with the Legislature, Executive agencies, and businesses to be POTUS, though.

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Your right-Governor Reagan was 69 years old when he became President Reagan.

But his Screen Actors Guild experience negotiating with �hardened businessmen� seems a little thin compared to what Sarah did as head of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.

O yeah, she had to resign �quit� that job too as Alaska State law barred Palin from speaking out publicly about ethical violations and corruption.

Then she joined forces with Attorney General Gregg Renkes-the FBI came in-and some big name Republicans went down the tubes.

Then as Governor she finished what she had started-got her oil and gas pipeline deal going again-and those tough hardened Big Oil businessmen never knew what hit them.




Perhaps you forgot that President Reagan had two terms as Governor of the largest state in the union? Also I could be wrong but I don't remember that he ever quit mid-term.

I thought he was Governor of California. grin


















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I am probably wrong and will stand corrected if I am but last I checked California was the largest state in union. Now one thing I know for certain it is much larger than Alaska.


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Large does refer to actual size, right


















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State Area Ranking Area (square miles, including water)
Alaska 1 656,425 square miles
Texas 2 268,601 square miles
California 3 163,707 square miles
Montana 4 147,046 square miles
New Mexico 5 121,593 square miles
Arizona 6 114,006 square miles
Nevada 7 110,567 square miles
Colorado 8 104,100 square miles
Oregon 9 98,386 square miles
Wyoming 10 97,818 square miles
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Probably population and economy...the world's 7th largest economy at that time.


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In square miles:

656,425 size of Alaska compared to other states
268,601 size of Texas compared to other states
163,707 size of California compared to other states


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Just checked California is the largest state. Alaska is around third smallest, Montana, North Dakota, and New Hampshire are smaller. Hell, California has dozens of cities and counties larger than Alaska.


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Originally Posted by Tracks
State Area Ranking Area (square miles, including water)
Alaska 1 656,425 square miles
Texas 2 268,601 square miles
California 3 163,707 square miles
Montana 4 147,046 square miles
New Mexico 5 121,593 square miles
Arizona 6 114,006 square miles
Nevada 7 110,567 square miles
Colorado 8 104,100 square miles
Oregon 9 98,386 square miles
Wyoming 10 97,818 square miles
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Hate to break this to you but square miles don't vote. Run that by population and see where Alaska ranks.

The "Governor" of a 700,000 population city in California would be called Mayor, and would have as much political horsepower as the mayor of Wasilla Ak.


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Originally Posted by Spanokopitas
Originally Posted by Tracks
State Area Ranking Area (square miles, including water)
Alaska 1 656,425 square miles
Texas 2 268,601 square miles
California 3 163,707 square miles
Montana 4 147,046 square miles
New Mexico 5 121,593 square miles
Arizona 6 114,006 square miles
Nevada 7 110,567 square miles
Colorado 8 104,100 square miles
Oregon 9 98,386 square miles
Wyoming 10 97,818 square miles
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Hate to break this to you but square miles don't vote. Run that by population and see where Alaska ranks.

The "Governor" of a 700,000 population city in California would be called Mayor, and would have as much political horsepower as the mayor of Wasilla Ak.


LOL But California still suxs more.


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Originally Posted by 17ACKLEYBEE
Originally Posted by Spanokopitas
Originally Posted by Tracks
State Area Ranking Area (square miles, including water)
Alaska 1 656,425 square miles
Texas 2 268,601 square miles
California 3 163,707 square miles
Montana 4 147,046 square miles
New Mexico 5 121,593 square miles
Arizona 6 114,006 square miles
Nevada 7 110,567 square miles
Colorado 8 104,100 square miles
Oregon 9 98,386 square miles
Wyoming 10 97,818 square miles
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Hate to break this to you but square miles don't vote. Run that by population and see where Alaska ranks.

The "Governor" of a 700,000 population city in California would be called Mayor, and would have as much political horsepower as the mayor of Wasilla Ak.


LOL But California still suxs more.


Which made the job Ronnie did there even more amazing and overshadows Palins puny record of achievements. She needs more years of real experience.


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Palin's path to be president was to win the last election and have McCain keel over in the first time.

That didn't pan out so the time has passed.


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You are absolutely correct. However, most who use English as a first language connect any reference to largest, without any qualifiers, to size alone.
You didn't say largest population, you only said largest.
You were wrong, but that's nothing new.


















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I'd love to see her lure the likes of Victoria Toensing and Linda Chavez back before the ol' backstop again � beautiful patriots with brains and principles.

Either one would launch the screaming Left far out beyond Mars without the need for any rocket-assist. Just the idea alone warms both the cockle burrs of my heart and the heart � �

Toensing's husband, Joe DiGenova, wouldn't be a liability, either.

The problem might be how to persuade 'em to don the ol' bullseyes again.


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Originally Posted by Spanokopitas
Originally Posted by BOWSINGER
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Originally Posted by 17ACKLEYBEE
It's the same ol same crap they used against Reagan. They must have been right then too LOL.


Reagan has DECADES of experience over Sarah (as governor and in the Screen Actors Guild negotiating with hardened businessmen).

Margaret Thatcher also was seasoned warrior.

Sarah is talented. That is not Enough. She need several seasons working with the Legislature, Executive agencies, and businesses to be POTUS, though.

BMT




Your right-Governor Reagan was 69 years old when he became President Reagan.

But his Screen Actors Guild experience negotiating with �hardened businessmen� seems a little thin compared to what Sarah did as head of the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.

O yeah, she had to resign �quit� that job too as Alaska State law barred Palin from speaking out publicly about ethical violations and corruption.

Then she joined forces with Attorney General Gregg Renkes-the FBI came in-and some big name Republicans went down the tubes.

Then as Governor she finished what she had started-got her oil and gas pipeline deal going again-and those tough hardened Big Oil businessmen never knew what hit them.




Perhaps you forgot that President Reagan had two terms as Governor of the largest state in the union? Also I could be wrong but I don't remember that he ever quit mid-term.



You are so full of crap!

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hey Walt/pot, you notice how black that kettle is?


I'm pretty certain when we sing our anthem and mention the land of the free, the original intent didn't mean cell phones, food stamps and birth control.
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Originally Posted by luv2safari


Which made the job Ronnie did there even more amazing and overshadows Palins puny record of achievements. She needs more years of real experience.


And what would this "experience" be if I may ask?

How do you explain the fact that there have been numerous past Presidents with every type of "experience" you could imagine and they still failed miserbly?

If you want to oppose Sarah Palin's candidacy, it seems to me ya' gotta challenge her on her record and her position on the current issues facing this country.......... and then compare and contrast them with others that may be vying for the job.

Ya' know?


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Who is "full of crap"? Surely you could not be referring to me.


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