Posted on 09/16/2014 9:20:33 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
The story of the birthday bash brawl in Anchorage that took place on September 6 is the stuff that nightmares are made of if one is an important political figure.
The story, as first reported by an Alaskan gossip blogger with a known animus to the Palin family, involved a drunken fight involving four members of the Palin family at a birthday party attended by snow mobile racers. The story soon spread around the world, with major media outlets picking it up. But as Real Cleat Politics suggested this Saturday, there are at least two sides to every story.
The original story had Track Palin, the oldest son, accosting an old boyfriend on Willow Palin’s, the middle daughter, with fisticuffs ensuing. There is a reference to Todd Palin, the father, getting his face bloodied and Bristol Palin, the oldest daughter, wading in with a “mean right hook.” Sarah Palin herself is said to have been on the sidelines screaming, “Do you know who I am?” That is a remarkable thing to say for someone who is world famous. Oddly cell phone video of the fight has yet to surface.
The story spread around the world, with more or less the details above being reported, though many of the more respectable news organizations decorously used the words “allegedly” and “reportedly” to cover themselves. The Anchorage Police Department would only say that there was a fight involving 20 people, the Palins were present, and no one wants to press charges.
(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...
THAT is what some of the witnesses said.
Why?
1. Sarah Palin is older than Ted Cruz.
2. Sarah Palin has 10 years of public sector executive experience.
3. Ted Cruz has 0 years of public sector executive experience.
4. We don’t need another freshman Senator in the top executive office in the land.
Why do I want Ted Cruz? He would do wonders for us.
...it’s a classsssic. hehe
OMG that movie McClintock been showing ALOT ON Grit tv network regular tv channel still hold up
Based on what level of executive experience?
The skillset for lawyers and legislators is not the same set as that for executives.
That isn’t to say Ted doesn’t have - or can’t acquire - executive skills.
Like, say, former congressmen Bobby Jindal and Mike Pence have done by running for, winning, and serving as governors.
Ted Cruz
Marco Rubio
Rand Paul
and other legislative folks (and those who support them for Chief Executive) who want to run for President, please get some executive experience first.
Thanks.
I would rather have a guy running the USA who was a CEO of a business then a lawyer.
I would rather have a guy running the USA who was a CEO of a business then a lawyer.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.