The sixties sex symbol said that Republican John McCain's running mate was "disconcertingly stupid" and that she hoped she would lose the November 4 presidential elections.Referring to Mrs Palin's now famous self-portrait as a "pitbull with lipstick", Mrs Bardot - who runs an animal rights foundation - said: "I know dogs well and I can assure you that no pitbull, no dog, nor any other animal is as dangerous as you are.""I hope you lose these elections because that would be a victory for the world," she went on."By denying the responsibility of man in global warming, by advocating gun rights and making statements that are disconcertingly stupid, you are a disgrace to women and you alone represent a terrible threat, a true environmental catastrophe," wrote the one-time screen legend.
The sixties sex symbol said that Republican John McCain's running mate was "disconcertingly stupid" and that she hoped she would lose the November 4 presidential elections.
Referring to Mrs Palin's now famous self-portrait as a "pitbull with lipstick", Mrs Bardot - who runs an animal rights foundation - said: "I know dogs well and I can assure you that no pitbull, no dog, nor any other animal is as dangerous as you are."
"I hope you lose these elections because that would be a victory for the world," she went on.
"By denying the responsibility of man in global warming, by advocating gun rights and making statements that are disconcertingly stupid, you are a disgrace to women and you alone represent a terrible threat, a true environmental catastrophe," wrote the one-time screen legend.
she's become a racist, hateful extreme right harpy.
True. However, given that, she's still to the left of Sarah Palin... "Dieu se rit des hommes qui se plaignent des conséquences alors qu'ils en chérissent les causes" Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet
Job Creators Prefer John McCain 4-to-1 Over Barack Obama Over 70 percent of CEOs fear an Obama presidency will be a disaster Chief Executive magazine's most recent polling of 751 CEOs shows that GOP presidential candidate John McCain is the preferred choice for CEOs. According to the poll, which is featured on the cover of Chief Executive's most recent issue, by a four-to-one margin, CEOs support Senator John McCain over Senator Barack Obama. Moreover, 74 percent of the executives say they fear that an Obama presidency would be disastrous for the country. "The stakes for this presidential election are higher than they've ever been in recent memory," said Edward M. Kopko, CEO and Publisher of Chief Executive magazine. "We've been experiencing consecutive job losses for nine months now. There's no doubt that reviving the job market will be a top priority for the incoming president. And job creating CEOs repeatedly tell us that McCain's policies are far more conducive to a more positive employment environment than Obama's."
Over 70 percent of CEOs fear an Obama presidency will be a disaster
Chief Executive magazine's most recent polling of 751 CEOs shows that GOP presidential candidate John McCain is the preferred choice for CEOs. According to the poll, which is featured on the cover of Chief Executive's most recent issue, by a four-to-one margin, CEOs support Senator John McCain over Senator Barack Obama. Moreover, 74 percent of the executives say they fear that an Obama presidency would be disastrous for the country.
"The stakes for this presidential election are higher than they've ever been in recent memory," said Edward M. Kopko, CEO and Publisher of Chief Executive magazine. "We've been experiencing consecutive job losses for nine months now. There's no doubt that reviving the job market will be a top priority for the incoming president. And job creating CEOs repeatedly tell us that McCain's policies are far more conducive to a more positive employment environment than Obama's."
[Cyrille's Jawdrop™ Technology]
In expressing their rejection of Senator Obama, some CEOs who responded to the survey went as far as to say that "some of his programs would bankrupt the country within three years, if implemented." In fact, the poll highlights that Obama's tax policies, which scored the lowest grade in the poll, are particularly unpopular among CEOs.
[Jerome's WEEEEEE™ Technology] In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes
So, let me see if I get this right (as a scientist, as you know):
"We've been experiencing consecutive job losses for nine months now."
Exhibit A presents a prolonged episode of job losses in a country seeing a 1% yearly increase of the workforce. This came on the back of the most disappointing business cycle ever.
Exhibit A, coincidentally, has been for 8 years run by a Republican administration, and for all but 2 of the last 14 years a Republican congress. Those 2 years off the trend were marked by a record level of filibuster and vetoes, so that there could not be a significant deviation from Republican policies.
Exhibit A also presents significant traces of out of control trade deficits, budgetary deficits, fiscal evasion, state agency dereliction and crumbling infrastructure...
There can only be one conclusion: it needs more Republican policies. Hey, it's all there in a nutshell:
"'some of his programs would bankrupt the country within three years, if implemented.' In fact, the poll highlights that Obama's tax policies, which scored the lowest grade in the poll, are particularly unpopular among CEOs"
As we know, our scientific (I would produce the figures but it's way too wonkish for you clever executives) research conclusively proves that more taxes bring instant country bankrupcy, as shown by all those other OECD countries which have higher taxes. "The womb that spawned that thing is fertile yet"
