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To: Rodney Dangerfield

what about being a national leader at a time of such peril ?


29 posted on 09/26/2011 11:24:30 PM PDT by se_ohio_young_conservative
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To: se_ohio_young_conservative
She has lawyers. She should SUE if it's warranted.

You couldn't be a national leader in a time of great peril and also hire lawyers to sue a publisher...obvious from your post, because you can't imagine someone doing both effectively.

That doesn't mean others are incapable of it.

33 posted on 09/26/2011 11:33:33 PM PDT by Chunga ("Woo hoo!! Palin/West 2012. Unbeatable!!" - Jim Robinson)
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To: se_ohio_young_conservative

When ISN’t there a time of peril? CEOs are sued ans sue daily with no effect on their job. That holds no water.

I just don’t get how or why you take this position. Do you think she personally has to do anything besides turning the dogs of law loose and signing papers/answering a few questions? What’s that? An hour a week?


34 posted on 09/26/2011 11:33:33 PM PDT by Norm Lenhart (Chief Druid of Trollhenge: Cult of Palin)
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To: se_ohio_young_conservative

I don’t think she will be a “National Leader” as she is damaged goods in perception, not factually, thus the legal letter by the law firm to view emails between the author and Random House.

If their is anything actionable there, then there will likely be a lawsuit, which will send a message to the media and to others that further smears will end up costing them a fortune.

Perhaps she’s planning a run for 2016 in case Obama is re-elected. Don’t underestimate Palin. Many have and were very sorry they did.

And after the verbal assault on her daughter by that drunken idiot last week, the line was crossed.

Basically, Palin is saying “enough is enough” you F with me and I’m going to F with you, times 10 and you will pay.

Let’s see what happens when these people are facing a lifetime of bankruptcy due to legal fees, not to mention damages.


36 posted on 09/26/2011 11:39:56 PM PDT by Rodney Dangerfield (To make a Conservative angry, tell him a lie. To make a Liberal angry, tell him the truth.)
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To: se_ohio_young_conservative
I`m reading the responses to your level-headed comments with growing confusion. Indeed, suing this slob diminishes Palin as you`ve suggested. However, she and her family have been battered so much, I am pleased to see that finally someone is being put on the spot for their smears. Maybe--a small maybe--some `news` organizations will be more reluctant to smear her in the future.

But the responses to your comments contradict the Palin fans`s stand-by that Palin resigned the governorship because legal issues took her attention away from her job and were a huge distraction and financial drain. So now she`s going to be able to bring up her family, possibly run for and serve as president AND spend money on a lawsuit she instigated [where is the money for that going to come from on a president`s salary?]

Either Palin gallantly can`t serve in office while dealing with lawsuits or she can--which is it?

37 posted on 09/26/2011 11:43:22 PM PDT by Darkwolf377 (undecided)
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