No Health Care Reform Without Legal Reform (Sarah Palin)

Facebook ^ | 8/21/09 | Sarah Palin

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

I am tired of these mamby pamby weiners posting and postulating about needing 10 years or 15 years of this or that before she runs.

They completely ignore the fact that Palin has 17 YEARS of public service experience! I don't care if Wasilla has only 5,000 people or Alaska's population is no bigger than the borough of Queens. People elected her, she had to execute duties just like any other Governor or Mayor, and given the sheer size of Alaska that made her job that much harder.

Also they ignore the fact she negotiated with transnational corporations, foreign governments, and oversaw the state's National Guard. I am more convinced than ever that Governor Palin is the perfect choice to become our 45th President.

[Upstate NY Guy]

I think the point we might be missing is that SP is a very strong weapon in the conservative arsenal. Right now Obama and Pelosi and the rest of the Dems are starting to reel. They are on the ropes and grasping for air. The right and proper course of action in this case is to pound the living crap out of them with everything we have and from every direction.

The SP Facebook assault works well toward this end. It might not be the first right hook in this fight but it is a strong right hook coming in from a new direction. It will help disorient our foe and cause him to stagger.

Let's not look a gift horse in the mouth.

[imjimbo]

Palin might be the STRONGEST weapon in the conservative arsenal-! Her resignation is looking more brilliant by the minute-! This angle on the NEEDED tort reform is pure GENIUS-!

[bray]

Saracuda Rox!! Palin/Coulter ‘12 to watch their tiny heads explode.

Pray for America and Gov Palin

[Unlikely Hero]

You posed an interesting hypothetical and I answered. Legal insurance is becoming quite common in some markets. It is a “right” is not so ridiculous a scenario as you might think—given the equal access to the courts crowd.

Further, it’s an interesting argument tactic to compare the current issue to one similar, and point out the flaws in one system, thus discrediting the other. Reductio ad absurdum and all that.

Now if you will excuse me, I have to get back to drinking blood and living off the wealth of the productive members of society.

[Upstate NY Guy]

I agree. And what is really cool is that the DemonRats will have to respond in some manner. They cannot ignore her army of followers who will now be chanting tort reform. They cannot include tort reform without angering the trial lawyers. They cannot ignore tort reform without angering everyone else.

This is fun stuff!

[bert]

Facebook trumps New York Times

[editor-surveyor]

"No doubt a President Palin, beholden only to the people, would kill a lot of people's favorite sacred cows."

Well said!

[editor-surveyor]

"This is fun stuff!"

Getting funner every day!

[editor-surveyor]

The attorney has been out of his office for the last five hours.

[editor-surveyor]

Yep, and on facebook she can put out an “Extra” any time of the day.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Now if you will excuse me, I have to get back to drinking blood and living off the wealth of the productive members of society.

Bill Compton from True Blood, is that you?

[Unlikely Hero]

You know, I have HBO (or showtime, or whichever that show is on) and like vampires, but have yet to watch that. Maybe it’s time.

[editor-surveyor]

And every word SP posts on facebook has to be answered, which gives her even more exposure.

A thing of beauty!

[SuperLuminal]

"Tort Reform? Taking away $billions from the trial lawyers associations that fund the Democratic Party? "

If Holder gets his hate bill enacted, you'll be in deep dodo for that hateful comment....{:-)

[Niuhuru]

I agree with you. She’ll make mincemeat out of Zero and I look forward to it. I wonder if Zero will even bother to campaign or if he will simply start cleaning the place up for Sarah’s arrival.

[Niuhuru]

Palin is FINALLY taking up the standard that has been in the mud since Bush left. She hasn’t given up. She’s putting herself out there at a very high risk. She’s still going strong. As for flaws, I wold appreciate it if we would stop concentrating on cutting people down and start applauding those who have the guts to throw themselves on the front lines.

[wendy1946]

As Governor of Alaska, I learned a little bit about being a target for frivolous suits and complaints (Please, do I really need to footnote that?). I went my whole life without needing a lawyer on speed-dial, but all that changes when you become a target for opportunists and people with no scruples. Our nation’s health care providers have been the targets of similar opportunists for years, and they too have found themselves subjected to false, frivolous, and baseless claims. To quote a former president, “I feel your pain.”

First time I've seen evidence of a politician noticing this. This is by far the biggest part of the problem.

[skinkinthegrass]

A situation is about to be created where doctors will be
liable for not doing things which are forbidden.....
Under HR3200, that’s exactly what will happen.
John Edwards is back in business.

...a great beginning.
Talk about "unloadin' with both barrels"
...going after the Marxists' moneylenders
Are the corrupt Unions / NEA...et al next?
*WHISTLE*
GO! SARAH! GO!
GIVE 'EM ALL HELL!

[skinkinthegrass]

She’s probably holed-up writing from a cabin in Talkeetna by Coleman lantern, zapping out things like “tort reform”, “death panel”, etc. And all the “king’s” men in their pin-stripe suits can’t counter her.

LL!
Marvelous way with words.
...like Abe Lincoln In his cabin.