But, but Sarah? "Beautiful words cannot make

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our lives better."

If the McCampaign wanted to talk about things being made better by doing, they could have hardly done worse than by disparaging the actual work of community organizers--which would be doing something, and showcasing a self-promoting, lobbyist-hiring, earmark-loving, faux-reformer who has done a bit, for herself. Just like McCain's act as been all about doing stuff for the corporations, and not for people. Tax cuts for corps--he's there! Taxing your health care benefits--why, he's there, too. Denying you your right to sue for discrimination, women workers? Ha, ha--just get yourself more training. What's a McCain/Palin ticket going to do for you?

Ask not what they are going to do for you--that's just sexist.

Glad they pointed it out. Just like Rick Davis' "it's not about the issues" comment this week, and their health care adviser's "there's always the emergency room--costs nothing" comments last week, it's nice to know the plain and simple truth is their undoing.

[Inspired]

1. I guess shooting wolves from planes makes our lives better.

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2. Sure, and turning small towns into suburban sprawl

by promoting big box stores and unnatural growth. If that campaign wants to say, "No more inquiries about her personal life," that's fine by me. What's her record? When given executive authority, what did she do with it?

But that shooting wolves from planes business--that's just bloody-minded. Is there a cruel-streak there, or what?

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3. So much for "I Have a Dream", the Gettysburg Address, the U.S. Constitution, and all poetry.

She is a typically ignorant and SMUG Republican.

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4. Just so--

and if words (based on an early McCain anti-Obama ad) and community action don't do anything--what are McCain/Palin offering?

Oh, yeah. More of the same.