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In reply to the discussion: Not very bright? [View all]Tennessee Gal
(6,160 posts)9. Words fail me in describing the monumental failure of John McCain regarding this woman.
Oops .... perhaps a few thoughts come to me.
John McCain was not the sharpest knife in the drawer with his selection of a running mate. Palin does not even achieve the level of knife. She is more like a spoon.
John McCain's elevator in choosing Palin does not go to the top floor. Poor Palin is stuck to the end of time in the basement.
John McCain's intellectual abilities in selecting a running mate are described as one brick shy of a full load. Palin's intellectual abilities are on the dock waiting to be loaded.
Remind me again why John McCain's opinion on political matters should carry any weight whatsoever.
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Yes, but John McCain was smart enough to be born a white male rather than a black woman!
hedgehog
Nov 2012
#1
Words fail me in describing the monumental failure of John McCain regarding this woman.
Tennessee Gal
Nov 2012
#9
In my conspiracy mind I dont believe that McCain had a thing to do with choosing
rhett o rick
Nov 2012
#16
Exact same words John Sununu tried to use against President Obama. I guess we have to
bullwinkle428
Nov 2012
#2
vice presidential candidate sarah palin. all one needs to know about who is smart nt
msongs
Nov 2012
#4
Susan Rice is brilliant, lets face it and neither McCain or Graham can come close
teddy51
Nov 2012
#5
Yep, I'm an old white guy myself and I've been unaccountably happy for the last ten days or so . . .
MrModerate
Nov 2012
#17
She used her Rhodes scholarship to explore the transition from white rule in Rhodesia
alcibiades_mystery
Nov 2012
#26
I don't see how that would make any difference. Brown is not unknown in MA, and only MA votes in a
MgtPA
Nov 2012
#39
With a resume that includes such podunk schools as Stanford and Oxford . . .
MrModerate
Nov 2012
#15
McCain and Graham are showing themselves to be sexist and racist, and incredibly
spooky3
Nov 2012
#18