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I'm sorry, but in what godforsaken corner of America do "independents" actually think Palin would be a better choice than Obama? I very much hope that this is a seriously fucked-up survey.

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Happy Bday from everyone down here! We're all big fans of wicked humor -- and the best of it comes from non-wicked people. (Trust me, we're connoisseurs.)

Dashboard Buddha's avatar

That's my job. :-)

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For Barb's b-day: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watc..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztoSUhbNntQ">http://www.youtube.com/watc...

Dashboard Buddha's avatar

That sounds kinda naughty.

Monsieur_Grumpe's avatar

I can tell you have done this before.

Joshua Norton's avatar

The only people who are never wrong, in the eyes of the press, are Republican/tea bagger voters.

What's really high-sterical is that Obama is measured against a perfect score, while the Republicans are measured against a standard of "not a total gibbering psychotic at this particular moment."

Rick Perry is just the cutest little sex pot of a political thinker ever because he drops his "gs" and only shot a coyote and not a little kid on his last jog.

Dashboard Buddha's avatar

America: I came for the freedom..but I stayed for the multiple personality disorder.

MissusBarry's avatar

People with landlines. Not be say all people with landlines are incapable of critical thinking. Still, I think it may be telling these days.

schmannity's avatar

Santorum should change his name to Albert Republican and use his initial instead of first name on the ballot.

Joshua Norton's avatar

Well,I happen to think Palin is a fabulously capable politician and a truly warm and gifted human being.

HAHA. PSYCH!

fuflans's avatar

well i know i would still take obama home at night.

fuflans's avatar

actually, i think it's them.