The Permanent Political Class as a whole, no I don’t believe Sarah Palin supports it; but I also believe that she is a political pragmatist. That is why she ran with John McCain who is the poster senior citizen for the Permanent Political Class and I know she has strongly supported some senior politicians like Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama and James Inhofe of Oklahoma, another member of the Permanent Political Class. Sarah Palin obviously supports or rejects members of the Permanent Political Class on a case-by-case basis.
Permanancy in electoral politics is dependent on getting votes from your constituents. Seniority, experience and longevity in and of themselves are not necessarily inherently bad things.
Interesting. You managed to bring yourself to say you don’t believe Palin supports the Permanent Political Class. You can’t bring yourself to say she is the fiercest critic alive of the PPC. But you [claim to] support her, and you don’t believe she supports the PPC as a whole.
Tepid at best.
Still you *must* share Palin’s passionate opposition to the PPC. You did, after all, say you agreed with “all” her positions. So it is nice to know that going forward you will not be citing members of the PPC as reliable sources. You are in too much agreement with Palin as regards the corruption of the PPC.
And now how about an apology for your weasely attempts to undermine Trump’s support. Palin says Trump is the best thing that’s ever happened to the PPC. So, since you agree with all her positions, you must be a great admirer of Trump as well.
Oh, and btw, guess what a quick online search revealed? That the fact of Palin having run with McCain is a classic liberal talking point used to discredit her opposition to the Permanent Political Class. So you can add this to the rest of your unsavory resume: that you are importing leftist attacks against Palin’s integrity onto FR. [Whereas if you were a conservative, you might view Palin’s veep campaign experience as the catalyst that launched her anti PPC crusade.]