She said it wasn't a genuine 100% victory and qualified her praise with some negative comments, but she obviously doesn't think it's as bad as many do.
This is the actual headline which you changed for some reason:
“Sarah Palin: Quite appalling to be called a terrorist by Vice President”
You can ask the Mods to correct it for you.
Sarah never said the bill was a victory. She said changing the conversation was a tea party victory.
Well, no.
She said it was a victory “to change the debate toward talking about the debt,” but “she doesn’t like giving what she believes may be the most liberal President in US history another 2 trillion dollars that we don’t have with no major reforms.”
She was responding to Greta’s preface that the bill was a victory.
You’re an idiot RINO propagandist:
“Regarding the debt limit deal, she went on to say that while it is a victory to change the debate toward talking about the debt, there is much more work to be done. She does acknowledge that the debt limit deal is a step in the right direction but she doesn’t like giving what she believes may be the most liberal President in US history another 2 trillion dollars that we don’t have with no major reforms.”
Why did you change the title and the gist of the article?
"We shall take this victory and make sure that our politicians in office today are learning from this victory, realizing it's not a 100% pure genuine victory."
And:
Yes, this is a victory because the Tea Party patriots did shift the debate however there's so much more to do.
Also she says referring to the bill:
"It's a step in the right direction and yet still I'm not celebrating as a pure 100% victory the actions that have been taken."
I misprepresented nothing. I am not a blog pimp...I never even saw this site before...I am not a propogandist...I've quoted Palin's words.
The Vice President is crazy so I wouldn’t worry about it, Gov. Palin.
This could hopefully be the liberal outrage, which prompts Guv Palin to get off the dime and get in the race.
100% in her corner, but getting impatient.
Let’s get this started, Guv. We’re ready out here.
>> Palin used the word “victory” in connection with the debt bill.
Not exactly. Sarah used the phrase “this victory” defined by Greta to be TEA’s successful shifting of the political aircraft carrier.
Greta clearly referred to ‘victory’ here. Frankly, I was listening in the car on satellite and when I heard Sarah Palin remind us about the broken GOP pledge of posting a bill online for 3 days before a vote, I took it as a smackdown of Boehner. It really reduced the republicans to the same level as Pelosi and Reid. If this bill is so good, why not post it for us all to read and accept. This bill is crap - total capitulation to a corrupt president by a corrupt congress!
This was a manufactured crisis, and the only way for this horrific government to turn this around is for the conservatives to slay the diseased old elephant first. Then you raise a new, strong, healthy elephant built on real conservative values as driven by the Tea Party. Then and only then can you trample the donkey and save the union. Until then, the old elephant lays with the old donkey, producing pork, waste, endless debt and collapse of our country.
From an Administration that wont call Muslims who Murder Americans Terrorists but will call Americans who want to Prevent a Marxist from Intentionally Bankrupting your country by spending it into Oblivion they are terrorists. Classic Projection
1000 ways to die
Yesterday episode trashing Sarah Palin and Tea Party.
Last segment of episode: ;mayoral candidate gets the point. (20:00)VIDEO Advance the slider to 17 minutes into the episode.
http://www.spike.com/full-episodes/rf7lm7/1000-ways-to-die-today-s-special-death-season-3-ep-326
I like to watch the cable series “A 1000 ways to die” on Spike TV. I have seen how the leftist liberals influence the production of stories.
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1000 Ways to Die
1000 Ways to Die is a docufiction television series that premiered on May 14, 2008 on Spike. The program recreates unusual supposed deaths and debunked urban legends[1] and includes interviews with experts who describe the science behind each death. Up until the end of season one, the final story of each episode showed actual footage of dangerous situations that almost ended in death, along with interviews with people involved in the situations. A portion of these deaths have been nominated for or have received a Darwin Award.