One of the most interesting facets of the Palin Watch is the emergence of the rebuttals to the lies broadcast about her. (The most recent for me has been the so-called banned books list.)
Each time her foes concoct something and get slammed for it, her public image improves. They are giving her the high ground. You would think that the a-holes in Obamarama's camp would learn their lesson.
I know the feeling. I like to think of myself as a more-or-less thoughtful man who doesn't make electoral decisions without a certain amount of research. But the vitriol against Sarah Palin has done the trick: I don't know if she's qualified to be the VP but I'm past caring. Anybody who brings libs this close to psychosis gets my vote!
I swiched over to NPR on my way to the range this morning to check up on Ike. What a mistake! I had to switch it off when the NPR "reporter" started quoting from an article in the NYT boldly stating that Sarah Palin had pursued personal vendettas, involved her husband in budget cuts, and hired former class mates as governor of Alaska. These people will try to twist absolutely anything Sarah Palin has ever done against her, no matter what! It's appalling. If more "common people" like Sarah Palin's husband were involved in budget cuts instead of politicians, our taxes would be a whole lot lower.
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ReplyDeleteMedia frothing is something I absolutely relish.
ReplyDeleteWatching them do their apoplectic dance, whilst yammering and foaming at the mouth about anything of which they disapprove brings me joy.
I'm sincerely looking forward to watching one of them lock-up on the air come November, when it becomes apparent that they've lost, yet again.
One of the most interesting facets of the Palin Watch is the emergence of the rebuttals to the lies broadcast about her. (The most recent for me has been the so-called banned books list.)
ReplyDeleteEach time her foes concoct something and get slammed for it, her public image improves. They are giving her the high ground. You would think that the a-holes in Obamarama's camp would learn their lesson.
Erm ... no I guess not.
Regards.
I know the feeling. I like to think of myself as a more-or-less thoughtful man who doesn't make electoral decisions without a certain amount of research. But the vitriol against Sarah Palin has done the trick: I don't know if she's qualified to be the VP but I'm past caring. Anybody who brings libs this close to psychosis gets my vote!
ReplyDeleteI believe the press was a major factor in the election of GW, both times. They never seem to learn.
ReplyDeleteI'm waiting for the revelation that Sarah Palin organized the Duke Lacrosse Team into a "rape club".
ReplyDeleteCan't get anymore anti-woman than that!
docjim -
ReplyDelete"...close to psychosis??? They're in the third stage of drooling-idiot and rapidly approaching the cliff of catatonia.
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I swiched over to NPR on my way to the range this morning to check up on Ike. What a mistake! I had to switch it off when the NPR "reporter" started quoting from an article in the NYT boldly stating that Sarah Palin had pursued personal vendettas, involved her husband in budget cuts, and hired former class mates as governor of Alaska. These people will try to twist absolutely anything Sarah Palin has ever done against her, no matter what! It's appalling. If more "common people" like Sarah Palin's husband were involved in budget cuts instead of politicians, our taxes would be a whole lot lower.
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