The NJG: I told you so
The NJG: Jews didn’t support Palin
The NJG: she’s a friggin wingnut fundy
The NJG: I could not stand her
The NJG: you just made fun of me, I told you
Luzdedos1: ok
The NJG: and, I said she would SINK the ticket
The NJG: again, you said I was full of it, YOU loved her, that everyone felt like you did
The NJG: well YOU were wrong
The NJG: and I was right
The NJG: Palin SUNK McCain
The NJG: McCain was 42% before he picked her – She started sinking the campaign with the Couric interview, which was 4 days before Sept 15 – it was OVER
The NJG: the GOP, as long as it has FUNDIES will see AMERICA will not vote for fundies
The NJG: and no Jews will ever vote for a fundy
The NJG: ever
The NJG: you’re not a real Jew unless you saw that Luke. I smelled her christian anti-choice shit a mile away
The NJG: you were sooooo taken in
The NJG: I said, she just sunk McCain
The NJG: and look what happened
The NJG: I wrote to the GOP, Karl Rove, I said DUMP HER NOW, I’m not voting for McCain with this woman an INCH away from the presidency!
The NJG: and I said, just WHERE do you think the fundies will go if she’s not on the ticket?
The NJG: they’ll stay home (so what, he would have carried those red states without the fundies)
The NJG: Please Luke get this out there. I have written to everyone in the GOP
Luzdedos1: ok
The NJG: you can NOT choose an anti-abortionist on the ticket if you want to win in a national race
The NJG: it won’t work
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