Found here, thanks to here.
The local Indy cat box liner headed their piece with "Conservatives Pleased; GOP Insiders Puzzled." Yeah, Conservatives and GOP Insiders have pretty much been two separate groups for the last ten years or so...
EDIT: Couldn't figure out why my face hurts from grinning like an idiot since yesterday morning until someone on the web wrote "My God, she’s a Heinlein character come to life." Yup.
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So what has been on her reading list for years?
Somewhere between Longcourt Phyllis and the main character in "A Bathroom Of Her Own."
What a strange feeling... hope.
Someone please make that a bumper sticker. I want it.
Note that the Star piece is a Washington Post reprint.
Fixed it for 'em:
"Conservatives Pleased; GOP Insiders Petrified With Terror."
The prospect of Palin giving the GOP's Washington bunch the same treatment as she gave the corrupt Republicans in Alaska makes me smile: It's not a bug, it's a feature.
And I'm sure much of the base agrees with me.
"My God, she’s a Heinlein character come to life."
Damn skippy she is!
"Have Dogsled Will Travel"
Old Grouch: I'm not the base, and I want to see it. Heck, if it happened, I might well become the base.
verify: 'ructoz'
Got me some High ructoz corn seerup! Gonna make me some whiskey!
Oh, wow, what a profound statement. I'm sending a link to this post to Glenn Reynolds, Tam, he's a Heinleiner himself. No guarantee he'll link it, but I'll have tried.
Bob
I said that also, she is a Heinlein perfect woman, or a James Schmitz woman. Capable, shoots, beautiful, good wife and mother, and can run a state.
Classic frontier woman. That is a role Model!!
RAH
Er. Except for the red hair, I was thinking Maureen Johnson Smith, y'know, Woodie's mom. But without all the polygamy 'n' stuff.
Podkayne of Alaska?
The Tundra is a Harsh Mistress
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