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Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has turned her attention to an issue fusing together food, religion, travel and her home state.
Palin spoke out on Thursday against Alaska Airlines’ decision to stop including prayer cards with its meal trays. The airline announced the move a day earlier, ending the tradition that lasted for 30 years.
“Some customers were comforted by the cards and some didn’t feel  religion was appropriate on the plane and preferred not to receive one,”  Alaska Airlines spokeswoman Bobbie Egan told the Associated Press.
Palin was one of those comforted customers, voicing her frustration to millions of Facebook followers. In a note entitled “Alaska Airlines’ Prayer Cards; It’s hip to be offended?”, the former Alaska governor expressed her distaste toward the move.
“It feels so odd that some may be offended by a little card with an  encouraging non-denominational verse from the Psalms, but how often do  we hear complaints about tawdry ads or billboard images flashing at us  everywhere we turn?,” Palin wrote. “People of faith and common decency  just shrug and move on from the constant assault on their sensibilities;  we don’t call for censorship — at least I don’t.”

Duh, Alaska Airlines, didn’t you know if some people like being preached at EVERYONE should have to put up with it, even if it’s not in the company’s best interest? Fuck!

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has turned her attention to an issue fusing together food, religion, travel and her home state.

Palin spoke out on Thursday against Alaska Airlines’ decision to stop including prayer cards with its meal trays. The airline announced the move a day earlier, ending the tradition that lasted for 30 years.

“Some customers were comforted by the cards and some didn’t feel religion was appropriate on the plane and preferred not to receive one,” Alaska Airlines spokeswoman Bobbie Egan told the Associated Press.

Palin was one of those comforted customers, voicing her frustration to millions of Facebook followers. In a note entitled “Alaska Airlines’ Prayer Cards; It’s hip to be offended?”, the former Alaska governor expressed her distaste toward the move.

“It feels so odd that some may be offended by a little card with an encouraging non-denominational verse from the Psalms, but how often do we hear complaints about tawdry ads or billboard images flashing at us everywhere we turn?,” Palin wrote. “People of faith and common decency just shrug and move on from the constant assault on their sensibilities; we don’t call for censorship — at least I don’t.”

Duh, Alaska Airlines, didn’t you know if some people like being preached at EVERYONE should have to put up with it, even if it’s not in the company’s best interest? Fuck!

Source : The Huffington Post

**Cain Suspends Race: Good Going Liberals**

uberconservative:

Cain suspended his race for the GOP nomination, amid the false accusations troubling him and his family. 

1) I respect this man for sticking up for his family.

2) I feel bad he has to stop, because stupid, moronic liberals can’t do anything besides make up trash about their enemies.

Sticking up for his family? More like sticking it up someone who wasn’t his wife!

It’s so pathetic that you need to blame this on “liberals,” like there’s some mass conspiracy out there. You have no evidence that liberals or anyone else “made up” these accusations. The absolute, proven truth is that The National Restaurant Association paid off several women in the 90’s who filed charges of sexual harassment against Cain personally. That’s the truth, that’s a fact, no one just made that up. Unless you think maybe liberals knew 20 years ahead of time that Cain would run for president and, in an effort to preemptively kill his campaign, they encouraged four women to file claims against him, like just in case he decided to run for president in 2012. But, you’d have to be more crazy than stupid to believe that and you’re not crazy, you’re just really stupid, so let me help you deal with this.

Herman Cain was a bad candidate whose entire campaign was built on a book tour. He has never held public office, he was a business owner (a business that glorified violence and crime) turned lobbyist. He has no interest in public service, he has no military expertise, his knowledge of foreign policy makes Sarah Palin look like she has a doctorate on the subject, his bigoted remarks are common and his economic plan is a joke that even he and the actual author of his plan ADMIT would injure this country’s poor.

Plus, just from a campaigning standpoint, the guy can’t spit out a complete sentence and you’re going to put him up against one of the finest orators of our time? C’mon!

So why don’t you just quit your bitching and make your choice between the dumb mook from Texas, the shallow bigot from Minnesota and the sleazeball tycoon from Massachusetts or the other lobbyist you’re running (the one who visited his cancer-stricken wife in the hospital exactly once, to serve her divorce papers). You know as well as I do it doesn’t matter who you pick, Obama will win because he’s the best person for the job.

Source : thedailyconservative

(via Atlanta woman wrongly imprisoned for 53 days because of name mix-up | The Lookout - Yahoo! News)

“All she has is the same first name. The only descriptions that match are ‘Teresa’ and ‘black female,’” Culpepper’s attorney, Ashleigh Merchant told The Lookout. Culpepper, who is 47, didn’t have the same address, birth date, height, or weight as the Teresa who was supposed to be arrested.

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“I don’t believe racism in this country today holds anybody back in a big way.” — Herman Cain

Source : Yahoo!
Rick Perry just called Herman Cain “my brother.” That “niggerhead” owning honky now talking jive.

Rick Perry just called Herman Cain “my brother.” That “niggerhead” owning honky now talking jive.

Steve Jobs was certainly not a singular man. He was not an—he was an island that touched so many people.

Sarah Palin in an interview with Fox News’ Greta van Susteren, Oct. 5, 2011

uummm, I just don’t know … uummm yeah, I got nothing.

(via brooklynmutt)

Mixing metaphors is poor writing.

Source : brooklynmutt

Sarah Palin thinks Herman Cain’s name is “Herb Cain.” Why? I don’t know if she knows another black person named Herb and just thinks all black people are the same or she’s just a fucking idiot.

Just kidding, I know she’s a fucking idiot.

My friend said Sarah Palin is a good Christian. I said we atheists tend not to rank each other.

My friend said Sarah Palin is a good Christian. I said we atheists tend not to rank each other.

The only problem with talking about Sarah Palin is that she works here, and it’s like a coworker. And if I say something bad and I see her in the hallway I feel really awkward and wrong. So I just kind of say, ‘that was a good job,’
Greg Gutfeld, host of the Fox “News” program The Five.

Stephen Colbert defended Sarah Palin and her Paul Revere gaffe by showing us how Revere could have ridden a horse while ringing a bell and firing multiple warning shots from a front-loading musket.

And because Wikipedia locked down their Paul Revere page after Palin’s supporters attempted to alter it in her favor, Colbert urged his viewers to go to Wikipedia’s page for “bells” instead.

COLBERT: Unfortunately, the hardcore fact addicts at Wikipedia have undone the changes and locked Paul Revere’s page. Which is why I want all of you to go to the Wikipedia page for “bells” and make sure it reads, “Bells: Used by Paul Revere to warn the British that hey, you’re not going to succeed in taking our guns. USA! USA!”

 

Source : videocafe.crooksandliars.com

Oh, shit, did you guys know the British wanted to institute heavy gun control laws and that’s why we had a revolution?! LOL