Sarah Palin is so intelligent, the Republicans deserve every bit of her.

"kill 'em all, let God sort 'em out"

Thank (insert higher power) she and McCain never made it to the WH. Let's continue to hope and pray that she never makes it to the WH EVER! So wrong on so many levels.

Her quitting her last elected position would be brought up non-stop even by her primary opponents. Nope, the only way Sarah ever runs for a significant elected office again is if the party pretty much hands her the nomination.

but that won't stop us from hearing about her every utterance and it won't stop her from making money off of statements like this and she will, like Rush, still maintain a loyal and steady following from some people and politicians.

most religion isn't scary enough to a lot of people without associating it with terrorists/terrorism.

sigh...

Good God...

And not caring about the Geneva convention.

Calling torture a holy sacrament is the very embodiment of the spirit of anti-Christ.

And the same goes for the resting of your grifting shithead family too.

I'd bet my next paycheck she would tap out before hitting stress positions, let alone any of the othe Reindeer games they play.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/04/28/1295428/-Another-woman-from-Wasilla

Another woman from Wasilla... on Sarah and waterboarding

Not everyone from Wasilla agrees with Sarah Palin. I feel it is important for my reputation as a human being who grew up in Wasilla, AK to take a stand. My family and I moved to Alaska in the early 70's. I went to public school in Wasilla from 1st through 12th grade, and I graduated from Wasilla High School in 1986. During that time, I was also a Blue Bird, a Camp Fire Girl, a Rainbow girl, a member of the First Presbyterian Church, and I took History classes from a lady named Jean Krauss. (Do you remember her, Warriors?)

There is Nothing in my upbringing in Wasilla that ever promoted or tolerated the idea that it is ok, good, or necessary to torture anyone. In fact I clearly remember learning about the Geneva Conventions in which it is stated "Grave breaches of the Third and Fourth Geneva Conventions include the following acts if committed against a person protected by the convention: willful killing, torture or inhumane treatment including biological experiments." Also - leaders who tortured people, i.e.

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nd by the way, here's what I believe in that is different from S.P.

I understand the need for guns in Alaska. We hunted it, we shot it, we ate it. We did not however, believe it was a good idea to tote guns to school, or football games, or beer parties down by the lake, or other public places. Guns in my house were locked in a cabinet so secure even my Dad had a hard time getting them out. More guns is not good.

My family is Christian, and by that I mean we believed in the Golden Rule, and we respected the faiths and wisdom traditions of all creeds, people and nations. Including Muslims, Jews, and Atheists. We didn't view ourselves as better than people who were "different." We believed in tolerance, acceptance, forgiveness and helping people. We realized that radicals of any religious practice can be dangerous. We did not exclude people. Also - separation of Church & State: a good and necessary thing.

We had respect for nature. We knew that the fish, trees, lakes, rivers, coastline and wildlife of Alaska are precious and should never be over-hunted, over-fished, destroyed or compromised due to the demands of the oil and mining industries. "Drill Baby, Drill" is not aligned with this point of view.

We basically wanted the ability for ourselves and our neighbors to thrive, and be safe, and to live freely but in harmony with others. Much like FDR said in the Four Freedoms: