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Kolohe|10.2.08 @ 9:17PM|#
But he's a Maverick(TM) so it's different
(Seriously, that's what's she implied in her openning answer)
Tom Walls (Fla. not FL)|10.2.08 @ 9:23PM|#
Palin scored two points (predatory lenders telling people they can afford a $300K house when they can only afford a $100K one, the government not being able to run things) to Biden's two (McCain would cut taxes on the wealthy and corporate America, and for being uncharacteristically civil) so far 20 minutes in.
Too bad the policies Palin supports contradicts the points she made.
jkp|10.2.08 @ 9:44PM|#
But enough about Biden....
cvd|10.2.08 @ 11:43PM|#
ooooh snap!