I guess if you blowhards keeping having large litters of 5+, we will all have to deal with an moronic majority somehow, but I don’t think I’ll ever get used to it.

Yes, I still think that Palin’s speech at the RNC was the most sarcastic, mean-spirited rant I have seen on such a large stage in a long time… Perhaps rivaled in tenacity and deception only by her fellow neocon, Rudy Giuliani.

When a lib writes “you changed the subject” it means “I lost the debate.””

Oh, really? So a desire to stay on topic signals retreat, while shifting the debate to a new topic signals some kind of logical victory? LOL

Again, this is too rich for me. You can have your little blogspace to yourself now. It’s clear that you aren’t really interested in any kind of real intellectual discourse.

Forgive me for not believing you. “over-populated with people like me” is also known as Electoral Majority, so get used to it. We took your tingle-legged duo off the air and we’re taking your candidate out of the race, and there’s nothing you can do but sit back and watch it happen. You know, sorry.

And considering that I’ve quoted a total of zero (0) comments from Sarah Palin, it would be impossible for me to misidentify any of them.

You libs like child-like chants, so I’ll give you one. When you lie, I do not reply.

Did you NOT say most of Palin’s speech was a “sarcastic rant?” A speech is a series or words. You are right in your assertion that you provided no quotes or facts or evidence, but you did write it about the series or words spoken by Palin.

That is to say, an acceptance speech, and her speech at the RNC which was mostly a sarcastic rant against Obama.

When a lib writes “you changed the subject” it means “I lost the debate.” There are certain comments that are so outlandish and divorced from reality that they do not warrant reply. I believe you’re there.

Good job replying ONLY to my parenthetical phrase and ignoring the bulk of my comment. It’s so much easier to shift the dialog (a.k.a. change the subject) rather than defend your position, isn’t it?