Waiting for Sarah (while other conservatives join liberals to bash her)

AmerIvan Thinker ^ | Saturday June 25, 2011 | M Catherine Evans

[Bigtigermike]

After all Sarah Palin did last year to contribute to the GOP's historical 2010 win, and all that she has gone through to shine the light on true conservative values, I am amazed how some of those on the right still disparage her.

Jeff Kuhner of the Washington Times, and a fill-in host for Michael Savage, echoed leftist reporters like Susan Milligan of U.S. News and Bill Keller of the New York Times.

Mrs. Palin (should she run) may be able to win the GOP nomination. The presidency, however, is a bridge too far. The media will eviscerate her. Outside of her intense base, she is despised and distrusted. She personifies the cheap politics of celebrity.

Really, Jeff? "The media will eviscerate her?" Where have you been for the past 3 years? She is probably the most vetted politician in U.S. history. Palin has withstood accusations of murder, a barrage of bogus charges as Governor (after her 2008 election loss -- how scared are the Dems?), vicious attacks on her children, public death threats by various entertainers, a guerilla media obsessed with destroying her, and basement Obama zombies posting graphic pornographic messages about a mother of five on leftist sites. Is the governor's integrity still intact? You betcha.

Susan Milligan used the same line as Kuhner comparing Palin to Paris Hilton:

Palin is becoming the Paris Hilton of the Republican Party -- famous for being famous, pulling stunts to get attention, and then complaining about the attention she's getting.

But Bill Keller takes the prize. After reading this, Kuhner and his fellow right-wing wimps should shudder at the thought of standing beside the same liars and radicals they purport to despise.

[onyx]

Who can doubt her fighting spirit as she fired up an April tea party crowd in Madison Wisconsin declaring:

The 2012 election begins here. We will fight for America and it starts here in Madison, Wisconsin. Mr. President, game on!"

= = = = = =

LINK-APRIL 16,2011


"We're flat broke, but he thinks these solar shingles and really fast trains will magically save us.


So now he's shouting, all aboard the bullet train to bankruptcy."


Well, Mr. President, we’re not going to get used to it. Not now. Not ever.

You ignored us in 2010. But you cannot ignore us in 2012.

Mr. President, you and your cohorts threw all the hatred and all the violence you could at these good folks in Madison, Wisconsin. But you lost here.

And Madison, you defended the 2010 electoral mandate. You are heroes, you are patriots, and when the history of this Tea Party Movement is written, what you accomplished here will not be forgotten.

Your historic stand brought down the curtain on the last election. And the 2012 election begins here.

We will take the courage and the integrity that you showed all of America. We will take it and we will win back our country!

God has shed His grace on thee, America. We will not squander what we have.

We will fight for America! And it starts here in Madison, Wisconsin!

It starts here! It starts now! What better place than the state that hosts the Super Bowl champs to call out the liberal left and let them know:

Mr. President, game on!

LINK-APRIL 16,2011


"We're flat broke, but he thinks these solar shingles and really fast trains will magically save us.


So now he's shouting, all aboard the bullet train to bankruptcy."


Well, Mr. President, we’re not going to get used to it. Not now. Not ever.

You ignored us in 2010. But you cannot ignore us in 2012.

Mr. President, you and your cohorts threw all the hatred and all the violence you could at these good folks in Madison, Wisconsin. But you lost here.

And Madison, you defended the 2010 electoral mandate. You are heroes, you are patriots, and when the history of this Tea Party Movement is written, what you accomplished here will not be forgotten.

Your historic stand brought down the curtain on the last election. And the 2012 election begins here.

We will take the courage and the integrity that you showed all of America. We will take it and we will win back our country!

God has shed His grace on thee, America. We will not squander what we have.

We will fight for America! And it starts here in Madison, Wisconsin!

It starts here! It starts now! What better place than the state that hosts the Super Bowl champs to call out the liberal left and let them know:

Mr. President, game on!

[Berlin_Freeper]

I seem to remember being a celebrity Obama was popular and smart campaign strategy, now its suddenly something to shun

Wrong. The McCain campaign made a video calling Obama a celebrity and got a bounce in the polls from it.

[hinckley buzzard]

Jeff Kuhner, a fill-in host for Michael Savage. Never heard of him. But he is the one to talk about the cheap politics of celebrity. Sounds like bunch of sour beltway grapes.

[hinckley buzzard]

I have seen a few references here to Boehner's drinking. Is there reason to believe he has an alcohol problem? references? links? Anything?

[onyx]

Something is definitely haywire when a GOP strategist like Alex Castellanos speaking on Meet the Press acknowledges Palin's charisma and conservatism but doesn't want her "in the race."

I don't see a place for her. I think the real Sarah Palin is Michele Bachmann, and she's in.ROTFLOLOL.

Mr. Castellanos is practically terminal from PDS. The ex-governor from Alaska isn't 'real' enough to even exist on her own. Seriously? Along with the Jeff Kuhners and the George Wills, elitists like Castellanos are determined to kill off the Republican Party.

While they beat the bushes looking for acceptable RINOs to run against Palin, real conservatives can't wait for the 2008 Vice-Presidential candidate to announce that she's running.

Contrary to Kuhner's contention, the Wasilla warrior is more than ready to cross the 14th Street Bridge, march up to Pennsylvania Avenue, turn left and walk right into the White House.

B T T T ! ! !

ANNOUNCE, SARAH ANNOUNCE!

[RedMDer]

Game on!

[Michael Barnes]

For me, it was watching him at AIPAC a few weeks back. It was obvious, he was stewed making that speech (it was actually embarrassing is what it was). Knowing that and looking back at some of his other interviews/speeches over the past year and his erratic emotional behavior (crying at the drop of a hat, overly emotional about mundane issues); the guy has the obvious signs of an alky. (Other alk’s know what I mean).

[Springfield Reformer]

I love what that is saying ...

[babygene]

I suspect if the truth were known, her young child Trig is the reason some women don’t like her. Shame on them...

[luvie]

Waiting for Sarah........

[flowerplough]

The media will attempt to eviscerate her. And sometimes she will unfortunately assist them.

“What have you seen so far today, and what are you going to take away from your visit?” is a lamestream media gotcha qiestion?

No, Sarah, it ain’t. You are, ma’am, at times embarrassingly over-reactive.

[4rcane]

its a strategy the media and democrat thought was smart and they won, which show that it work, despite the small bounce mccain got from that video

[Maine Mariner]

Yes, and if Obama wins in 2012 that will be one of the major reasons.

[Bigtigermike]

What in the world are you talking about? Have you been drinking or is this a jealous rage?

[rdb3]

One thing about conservatives, we’ve bashed the hell out of every Republican candidate we’ve got. NOBODY is good enough to be OUR candidate. NOBODY!

You have told the absolute TRUTH here. No doubt about it.

If you can't appreciate the pure beauty of the violin after hearing this, something's wrong with your ears.

Or you can get raw with these strings. Either way, the violin is sweet yet lethal.

Do it!

[flowerplough]

Sarah Palin stood by her historical account of Paul Revere’s ride(s) on FOX News Sunday. There is some discussion about whether or not she was correct. Palin claims it was a “gotcha” question.

http://www.milkandcookies.com/link/255042/detail/

There was no “gotcha” question. “What have you seen so far today, and what are you going to take away from your visit?” is not a “gotcha” question.

[Cen-Tejas]

Sir/Madam, admittedly, not everyone, even everyone on FR, could or even should support Sarah. That is why we have elections. That said, most of us on FR kinda take umbrage to those taking shots at Sarah that don’t “keep it between the lines”.

Finally, and to be sure, Palin will be “eviscerated”. Both by the leftists persons masquerading as honest journalists and by people like yourself. Wow! That’s news. So, will ANY Republican nominee!

[Bigtigermike]

I stop right there with you..... She was correct with the Paul Revere issue, there is no if’s, and’s, or but’s about it unless you are a rabid liberal trying to nitpick against her

[Bigtigermike]

I stop right there with you..... She was correct with the Paul Revere issue, there is no if’s, and’s, or but’s about it unless you are a rabid liberal trying to nitpick against her

[flowerplough]

Right or wrong on Revere, was she correct to call the question a lamestream gotcha?