Republican Debate

So I watched most of the republican debate last night, I say most because yes I did fall asleep at the end of it. Some of those candidates I wonder why anyone would give them even a cent to run. Not only do they not have a chance of making it, but they looked so foolish trying. There was one congressman who basically said that 9-11 was the fault of our country and we brought it upon ourselves. You should of seen how mad Rudy Giuliani (Sp?) got, he did a good job of controlling his anger, but that was his city that was hit, and I could just imagine how mad he was. So it was interesting I'm for Mitt Romney or Rudy, McCain has to many far out ideas for me, the only thing I like is he is anti-torture, which I am to. Of Course maybe that is because I am appalled by any types of violence. So I'm thinking either way Mitt and Rudy one should be president and one should be Vice-president. I think it is a very scary thought to even imagine if Hillary Clinton becomes president, I think by doing that we are opening up our country to many threats. Obama's ideas are a little far out for me, but mainly I just don't think he has the experience. Then their is Edwards who should focus on his personal life right now, not presidential. Plus I haven't really heard a lot of his views, but he seems like such a career politician

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The View

The other day The View had Mari Osmond on and they were talking about big families. I grew up with a family of 5 kids and so did my husband. I loved growing up with a big family because I was always entertained!! Well Barbara made a comment about how she thinks that it is irresponsible to have a lot of kids and by doing so we are using up all the "resources" I thought she really sounded ridiculous with her anti-big family stance. Rosie O' Donnell who I normally do not agree with stood up for the big families and had a good comment about it. I wish I remembered what it was did anyone catch that?

Update on Sharpton

Reverand Sharpton was on a show last night to explain his comments. I thought he did a good job of explaining why he thought he was misquoted and also he admitted is ignorance on the Mormon religion. I though it was good. The host seemed to keep the conversation going on to long because he seemed to need to fill his show!

Traffic Jam and Reverend Sharpton

A driver is stuck in a traffic jam on US 95 South, just outside of Washington. Nothing is moving north or south. Suddenly a man knocks on his window. The driver rolls down his window and asks, "What happened?" What's the hold up?" "Terrorists have kidnapped Hillary Clinton, Ted Kennedy, Al Sharpton and John Kerry. They are asking for a $10 million ransom. Otherwise, they are going to douse them with gasoline and set them on fire. We are going from car to car, taking up a collection The driver asks, "On average how much is everyone giving?" "About a gallon" So called Reverend Sharpton has made an ignorant statement in regards to Mitt Romney and his religion. As an american and most important a reverand shouldn't you teach tolerance of religion? Shouldn't you be the first to "turn the other cheek" as a Christian? I cannot believe how judging Reverend Sharpton's comments seem, and even as he makes the comments he bases them off of someone elses comments, not on any facts that he has come up with on his own.

PBS Mormon Episode

Anyone see that episode on Mormons? It was interesting how they had some "use" to be mormons on the show, but didn't really bring in a lot of actual Mormons on there to talk about what they felt about it. I really thought they tried to portray the woman as those that were ruled by their husbands and as if they didn't have a say. Which is not the situation, it's like that great line in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" "My husband is the head of the household, but I'm the neck that turns it!" Tell me your thoughts on it, I only saw a little bit and then turned it over to a good CSI show, if I was going to watch fiction I would rather be entertained!!

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