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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!I didn't think M's Palins Targeting was in good political taste, but I certainly don't condone her as we have a right to free speech and expression and none of that had anything to do with that nut case that who committed those murders.
I think his parents should have gotten their head out of the sand years ago, but yet do not blame them he committed those haneous acts not his parents and I certainly think that had they known or summized their nut xcase son was capable of such an act they would have prevented it in some way.
Thank God for the freeedom to write and say most anything as long as it is not harmful to another.
Phil from Baltimore
By the way people, they checked his records of visited sites,The report I saw said Palin and tea party was not one of them.
January 16 2011 at 10:23 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyLets move on and try to forget about S. Palin...she is not what the Republican Party is about....
John McClain had it right. I may stick with my Republican vote after all.
There's no proof yet, of the hateful talk and doings of Palin, TV and Radio shows, GOP, Tea Party and their supporters but there is proof that they all have been told of it's consequences and what it was causing. From their gatherings at the Capital and the GOP hanging in the window smacking pictures of Pelosi to bringing guns to political rallies it was questioned why and even asked to stop. From nasty and mean posters of Pres Obama to a nasty map targeting certain democrats with cross hairs for voting for the Health Care Bill. (But this map is now removed. (Why move it if you didn't think it could have contributed to these actions). And this list goes on and on... But remember America what the President of this country said at the Memorial in Tucson, "the forces that is trying to divide us is not even greater than the forces that unites us"! Americans, love your fellow Americans who don't want to think like you do and who don't look like you!
January 16 2011 at 2:02 PM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down ReplyWhen Palin talks of "bulls-eyes" and all of her gun rhetoric, of course it riles up the crazies! If this taught her anything, it is to tone it down a notch or two. America is too good for all of her hating and accusing others of being haters just bc they call her out when she speaks without thinking. Or, heaven forbid, maybe she does think first and that's the best she can make of things. Now that she has that ex-screenwriter writing her tweets and updating her Facebook wall, she at least "sounds" better, but can she think any better? That remains to be seen. Everyone can change for the better. Everyone can learn. As long as they put in the time and want to learn. Hopefully she does.
January 15 2011 at 11:56 PM Report abuse Permalink -1 rate up rate down ReplyCanidates and elected politicians should be held accountable and legaly liable for everything they say. They should get jail time for actions as the result of and false hoods they utter.
January 12 2011 at 1:16 PM Report abuse Permalink +8 rate up rate down ReplyThis shooting may, indeed, have had no connection to right wing hate rhetoric, but it's difficult to defend it and difficult to say that this kind of rhetoric doesn't easily lead to tragic consequences. In years past, rabble rousers with hateful speech have created murderous mob mentality. Low-brow rhetoric of this sort needs to stop for the sake of all.
January 11 2011 at 5:32 PM Report abuse Permalink +6 rate up rate down ReplyIt's getting to the point that you can't say anything without it being taken out of context or the meaning distorted and twisted. Matt Lewis is absolutely correct in saying, "If your first response to such an event is to think of Sarah Palin, something is wrong." Well, I say something is very, very wrong and maybe the poster who said, "we are not in a world where people are not as mentally stable." Is that true? My God, I hope not. I'd like to think most people in our world are stable and this guy is just one of not many who would act out on his mixed up emotions.
January 11 2011 at 3:46 PM Report abuse Permalink +3 rate up rate down ReplyAmericans are so fickle. A year ago, Mrs. Palin was America's new sweetheart. The media couldn't get enough of her. Today, she is being blamed for basically inciting the murderous actions of a man who was bent on causing destruction. This young man was a walking time bomb, and I am pretty certain that he didn't just get that way when Mrs. Palin emerged.
January 11 2011 at 3:10 PM Report abuse Permalink -1 rate up rate down ReplyI missed it when the "Media" said they liked her.
January 16 2011 at 10:18 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplySarah Palin said to re-load.
Sarah Palin has supported violence since she got into office by attacking
Obama to get headlines, and there's no doubt that she encouraged people who
were insane with hate, and made it okay to do anything they want if they
agree with her.
She shot a defenseless animal from a plane and set an example to children,
and young people. How in all humanity, can she not be blamed for encouraging
this sort of tragedy against a woman, whom, she openly wanted to beat down
to get elected?
She should be charged alongside of this mentally sick person because she's
equally as sick as he is.
I totally agree! She is responsible! Words have meaning. Take responsibility for your own actions.
January 13 2011 at 12:54 PM Report abuse Permalink +3 rate up rate down ReplyFollow Politics Daily
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