Bon Voyage: Sarah's Departure Viewed From Alaska

American Thinker ^ | 07-14-09 | Bill Adams

[euram]

Sarah Palin added to Alaska's celebration of the Fourth with what is surely a political bombshell. It was either a clever stunt or it was an error of the first magnitude, depending on the talking head to whom one is listening.

My first reaction was, "Good for you, girl." I've been rooting for Sarah since she first ran in the governor's primary. She's certainly no orator in the Chruchillian stratosphere, but she always made plain good sense and did what she promised -- a refreshing combination in politics.

But for some months I have increasingly felt personal and human anguish for her and her family due to the intensity of attacks of all kinds visited upon her. It's the nature of the attacks that engendered these feelings.

[matginzac]

Regardless of all the spin and conjecture, when the poor woman’s daughter gets harrassed for having a lemonade stand - what would you do? Slimes...

[genetic homophobe]

She is marching into battle.

[cpdiii]

What they have done to Sarah Palin is the step by step procedure to destroy an political opponent as describe in Saul Alinskys “Rules for Radicals.”

Alinsky was a militant leftist Marxist that advocated multiple avenues of attack against political opponents. Some of these advocations included extreme violence and murder. Once in power he envisioned selective genocide of political foes a la Pol Pot.

Our President was (and is?) in the mold of Saul Alinsky and ditto for our Secretay of State, Hillary Clinton.

[Dave W]

Bump

[radioone]

Here’s the kind of crap Sarah has had to put up with:

http://juneauempire.com/stories/072009/sta_466072160.shtml

[Dream Warrior]

An army of citizen soldiers are waiting for a commander.