More Soros Money Used to Attack Governor Sarah Palin

God Bless America ^ | July 15, 2009 at 3:30pm | Red Diva

[curth]

Governor Sarah Palin’s resignation speech of July 3, 2008, along with the reasons she provided, were obviously exactly what the Palin supporters wanted to hear. When the funding report for Palin’s SarahPAC was filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), the Anchorage Daily News (ADN) reported that through June 30, the political action fund had received almost $733,000 in donations since being established roughly six months ago. Meg Stapleton, SarahPAC spokesperson, added that since the resignation announcement, another $200,000 has been received.

Following her announcement in early July, Governor Palin began speaking out about the injustice she sees with Mr. Obama’s new policies for America. One of the areas in which the knowledge and wisdom of Sarah Palin should have special attention paid is her expertise in the field of energy. She wrote an op-ed piece which appeared in the Washington Post on July 14, 2009. She correctly pointed out the short-comings of the cap-and-trade bill Mr. Obama has pushed so secretively to the American people using his Democrat – controlled Congress.

On a day when Andree McLeod filed yet another ethics charge (number 20, if you’re counting), CNN is now reporting that MoveOn.org has begun sending e-mails to its members asking them to fund a response ad “blasting Palin’s new Washington Post op-ed. ”MoveOn.org is trying to make the supporters of Governor Palin believe that her article was “a marvel of misinformation and outright lies." Her supporters, of course, will not believe this effort to smear Governor Palin’s wealth of knowledge in this area, but rest assured this is nothing more than another George Soros attack.

George Soros is the “pocket” the money is coming from to fund the Democratic Party attacks on Governor Palin, and he has plenty of it to dole out.

[curth]

BUZZ this up at:

http://buzz.yahoo.com/article/1:7b97096ff21bc4d7d239fce148443f31:eefff4b867f0a5adc59ace582dbd6763/More-Soros-Money-Used-to-Attack-Governor-Sarah-Palin?usc=1

[techno]

Most overlooked poll number today:

Who would you vote for now?

Obama 42% (46)

someone else 39% (30)

Diageo/The Hotline poll

[beethovenfan]

Soros will die soon. His billions won’t help him then.

[CPT Clay]

Thank God

[popdonnelly]

The Left attacks relentlessly. There’s no peace with these people. They’ve been complaining about the state of this country for decades. Their leftist solutions are tried, found wanting, and yet they go right on complaining about the state of America. They are in large part responsible for it.

[RichInOC]

Make the SOB spend every last dime. And more.

[smalltownslick]

OK, puttin’ myself out here, really big time. WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT SOROS?

[keats5]

I hope whoever inherits Soro’s money becomes a die hard conservative.

[ScottinVA]

“WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT SOROS?”

I know what I’d like to do, but it’s illegal and would leave evidence.

[smalltownslick]

But I agree with you

[Seadog Bytes]

...Did you see this thread?

“George Soros has purchased the Democratic Party,” said Republican National Committee spokeswoman Christine Iverson.

Since he who pays the piper calls the tune, what tune will this international financier demand from the party and President his millions purchased? What hidden agendas and interests, domestic and foreign, might be served?

Can any American trust a Democratic Party whose strings are pulled by this controversial Radical Left-inclined puppet-master? Soros funds an army of leftist foundations and enterprises.
http://www.dragondirt.org/2009_03_26_archive.html

"Keelhauling was legally permitted as a punishment in the Dutch Navy.   The earliest official mention of keelhauling is a Dutch ordinance of 1560, and the practice was not formally abolished until 1853."

...Pity, huh?

[MeekOneGOP]

Unlike Kerry, Obama Covets Soros' Support (7-28-2004 Article)

Barack Hussein Obama is George Soros' Puppet / Foto Fun!

[PhilDragoo]

[SunkenCiv]

through June 30, the political action fund had received almost $733,000 in donations since being established roughly six months ago. Meg Stapleton, SarahPAC spokesperson, added that since the resignation announcement, another $200,000 has been received.

Thanks Seadog Bytes. Interesting reading.

[Seadog Bytes]

Nice one, Phil!