[OFB Cafe] Sarah Palin: A candidate for Alaska, and maybe those other states, if she can find some money for them.

[Fred Smith]

On Sep 9, 2008, at 10:07 PM, Timothy Butler <tbutler at ofb.biz> wrote:

>>
>> "Alaska ranked 18th in federal taxes paid per resident ($5,434) but
>> first in federal spending received per resident ($13,950). Its ratio
>> of federal spending received to federal taxes paid ranks third among
>> the 50 states, and in the absolute amount it receives from Washington
>> over and above the amount it sends to Washington, Alaska ranks No. 1.
>
>    Did Palin cause that? Let's research that a bit, eh?
>
>    Also, where did those funds go?

To Palin's bridges and pork barrel train lines to nowhere.

> That makes a BIG difference.
>

Does it?  That's still my money going to fund Alaska. They've got  
plenty of their own money, but they give it all out as welfare checks  
and steal mine to cover all their expenses.

>>
>>
>> Palin is a Spend and Spend Conservative, and we're the ones paying  
>> the
>> bill. Thanks to Palin, every single Alaskan gets a yearly $3200
>> welfare check, which they yank right out of our pockets.  When are  
>> the
>
>    Alaskans have gotten rebates, due to oil profits, for as long as I
> can remember. What's new?

Palin nearly doubled the amount of the rebate is what's new.


>
>
>> And about that LIE that Palin is a "Real American";  How come she
>> spent so much time and energy as part of a terrorist cult (Wasilla
>> Assembly of God)
>
>    Want to add some substance to how a AoG church is a terrorist cult?
> Can you name one time they have participated in terrorist activity?

In between sessions of speaking in tounges, they spent quite a lot of  
time plotting to break away from the USA.  And by definition,

>
> Incidentally, AoG is the 3rd largest group of Christians in the world,
> behind the Catholics and Anglicans, I believe -- they aren't all that
> common here in the U.S., but they are huge in the southern hemisphere.
>
>> campaigning for Alaska to secede from the United
>> States?  This woman doesn't want anything to do with the US, other
>> than as a source of welfare checks for her "Homeland."
>
>    It has been thoroughly discredited that she was a member of that
> party, Fred.
>
>    And, let us not forget Obama supported the "Akaka  Bill" (S. 310,
> H.R. 505), which Sen. Akaka told NPR might lead to Hawaii's  
> secession (http://www.opinionjournal.com/diary/?id=110008503
> ).
>
>    So, the Democratic presidential hopeful is tied with the GOP vice
> presidential hopeful... again.
>
>    -Tim
>
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