Thread: Palin fires librarian in attempt to ban books

Originally Posted by wow

These are the attacks that are destroying Obama. LOL

>>>You got something against Ellie May Clampett?

Originally Posted by George O Well

>>>You got something against Ellie May Clampett?

Back in the day I would have liked to have had my whole body against Ellie May......

(I figure that now she is old, like me.)

Originally Posted by Eternal Footman

Obama accuses Republican rivals of dishonesty - Yahoo! News

"I mean, you can't just make stuff up," Obama said..........

Even if he/they are right about this, it still smacks of irony. No, you're right, you can't just make stuff up. HAHAHA

It's hard to believe, but this guy makes a bigger ass of himself every day.

No wonder the Uhh Uhh Obama people don't want town hall meetings.

Originally Posted by superhorn

It's impossible to know whether this story is true or not, but I sure hope it isn't. It's awfully hard to separate fact from rumor in this election. False rumors have been spreading like wildfire started by both democrats and republicans.
But if the stories about attempted library censorship on the part of Ms. Palin are true, and she actually had a librarian fired merely for doing the right thing, which that librarian certainly did in resisting that censorship, it's a very bad reflection on Palin. Library censorship is bad, period. Private citizens have no right to tell other Americans what they may or may not read at a public library.
Censoring books is absolutely unamerican. We must NEVER allow the government to open the slippery slope to the arbitrary and capricious banning of what Americans read or view.

What is it you don't understand. Anenberg is probably the premier media fact-checking organization in the country. And I've not heard of Snopes making a habit of retracting what they put out there.

This is a bullshit story...much like the dozens of other the panicky democrats are putting out there.

Originally Posted by George O Well

The woman is an Alaskan Ellie May Clampett.

In that case, Georgie, it looks like we'll have to move the Sunday fancy eating table into the East Room. But at least that beats re-upholstering all the furniture in leopard skin, and tearing out the Rose Garden to put in a watermelon patch.



Georgie, stupid and not funny is a bad combination.