[Rob the Ugly Dude]

It’s a neocon publication. They are pro-amnesty there, constant bemoaning anything remotely rude that comes from a conservative, New York RINOs.

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[Ben Ficklin]

"It's a neocon publication"

Correct and the question is who stabbed who in the back.

The NeoCons brought Palin onto the national stage and invested heavily in her.

NeoCon Randy Schueneman was Palin's first advisor in the McCain campaign and he stayed with her after that. In 2010, Palins second NeoCon advisor(Michael Goldfarb) arrived.

Now the NeoCons gave Palin forgiveness over the Sharon Angle endorsement but Bill Kristol and Schueneman both told her not to endorse Christine O'Donnell, but she went rogue and did anyway. Then the NeoCons had to attack O'Donnell and a few of the NeoCons also began to attack Palin.

Then the next fight was spring 2011. The NeoCons had been very influential in getting Obama to intervene in Libya, but Palin was opposed to that, so she fired Schueneman and Goldfarb, and replaced them with the Realist Peter Schweitzer. After that, all the gloves came off, and that is really what ended her political career..

I understand the NeoCons. Palin and Beck were supposed to co-opt the Tea Party for the benefit of the NeoCons, but Palin and Beck co-opted the Tea Party for their own financial benefit.