[Cringing Negativism Network]

Well let me stop this quote right there.

This author appears to be belittling Sarah Palin, by objecting to this comparison.

I see things completely 100% the opposite.

I once again, urge Sarah Palin to run for President this time around.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

https://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/what-do-sarah-palin-and-carly-fiorina-have-common_937416.html

[Sarah Barracuda]

They email all the time to buy the Weekly Standard, glad I didnt bother..gee, so in order to defend Fiorina they have to trash Sarah Palin, how nice of them

[nickcarraway]

They both live closer to the Pacific Ocean than the Atlantic Ocean?

[jonrick46]

One does not need Identity Politics to cover up her fitness for the White House. The other needs Identity Politics to cover up her unfitness. Hint: which one is the real Conservative?

[napscoordinator]

I thought we were happy she is in because she is the only one that can bash Hillary without being called a sexist. I think she has a role to fill. I think most are happy she is in. Nobody thinks she has a chance, but she does have a chance to cream the female opponent.

[iowacornman]

Carly stepped up!! I appreciate that and will give her a good listen. I love it when she bashes the bitch hillary!!

[dowcaet]

You notice hardly a blip from the media about Carly Fiorina or Ben Carson, but you know damn well if they were Democrats we would hear to no end of how a woman and a Black man were running for president.

[Daffynition]

I think a more interesting comparison would be to look at a
juxtaposition of Pam Geller and Sarah Palin.

Here is a pretty brutal far left-wing liberal meltdown on Joy Behar w/ Pam Geller defending Palin.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FM4Mdgt_bMA

[onedoug]

At least Fiorina runs for President.

[Bratch]

Mmm, shouldn't the key question be about what Carly and Hillary have in common?

Or is the Weekly Standard more interested in calling out Governor Palin than attacking the (presumed) Democrat candidate?

[Ben Ficklin]

Alaska has about twice as many residents as Hewlett Packard has employees.