President Palin?

The Salt Lake City Tribune ^ | February 12, 2010 | Robyn Blumner

[Texas Eagle]

The important thing is Robyn listened to President Palin's speech.

So we know the words she heard were registered in her brain whether she wants to acknowledge it or not.

She may very well wake up at 3:00 in the morning one day and say, "Oh, my gosh! She's right."

But, then again, she is more likely to die a lonely, pathetic, wrinkled-up death soaked in her own urine without ever knowing just how stupid she really was.

[excopconservative]

We win, they lose. That’s real hard to understand? Not clear? I guess not to people who don’t think there’s any difference or that it doesn’t matter.

The media will not decide for us this time. We will decide.

[SoConPubbie]

we need more conservatives like Paul Ryan.

Isn't that the same Paul Ryan that voted for both TARP and the Auto-Bailouts?

[185JHP]

The Babe Factor is something Sarah has had to deal with since she was a teenager. Worse than that to a nonbabe, she has strong convictions about right and wrong. “Won’t go to Harlem in ermine and pearls. won’t dish the dirt with the rest of the girls - that’s why Sarah is a ...”

[free me]

They said that about Chris Chistie too. He demured. Now he’s the star Gov of NJ.

No,no further details needed at this point.

[SoConPubbie]

She does need to present more detail more often. Calling her out for lack of detail is not fear.

She provides plenty of detail.

Most of our problems today need a conservative solution that isn't heavy on detail.

Most can be summed up in of of two phrases, "Don't do that" and "Do This".

1. Don't grant Amnesty
2. Don't bailout corporations
3. Don't support
4. Drill for Oil in the US
5. Support Israel
6. Destroy the Terrorists
7. Don't support the Global Warming Scam
8. Support Tax Cuts
9. Cut the size of Government
10. etc.
11. etc.
12. etc.


There is no need to setup a thesis on each and every one.

That's what delegation is all about.

You know they had much the same thing to say about Reagan?

He gave much the same speeches, same level of detail for the most part as Sarah and the Media was calling him Dumb and looking for more "Details".

He simply hired the best people he could find for his staff and ordered them to get the job done.

We don't need a policy wonk, we need a leader, and Palin will do just fine, thank you very much.

[ari-freedom]

not like that

[SoConPubbie]

Did he or didn’t he?

[ari-freedom]

I don’t know but I wouldn’t like it if he did. But Ryan is someone who can handle himself in a debate and more conservatives need to be able to do that.

[plinyelder]

One thing is for sure .. She will Never have a gig on FOX.

(And it ‘ain’t’ because of writing style)

[Deo volente]

The Marxist/liberal/socialist (take your pick) media is hopeless. They’re going to savage Palin and attempt to destroy her candidacy if she runs. Period.

On a related topic, I was listening tonight to the weekend news round-up on CBS radio, and the reporter was breathlessly describing how Obama has been “reaching out” to Republicans for “many months now” in an attempt to pass health care legislation, and they have slammed the door in his face, or some such words. Just one lie after another!

[donna]

Her bio:

Blumner is a graduate of Cornell University and NYU School of Law. After working as a labor lawyer in New York, she became executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Utah. In 1989, she took over the directorship of the ACLU of Florida, where she worked until joining the staff of the Times.

[LibFreeUSA]

-"By now she should be prepared, particularly since she quit her day job. But she's not." But your "ZERO" is?

"But, she's not"!

AS COMPARED TO?????

[Paladin2]

Or,:

"Robyn Blumner is a civil liberties and labor law expert who writes about individual freedom, trade, globalization and workers' rights...."

[ari-freedom]

A president can’t just follow a checklist. A president has to be able to make her case to the American people and congress. Bush wasn’t able to make the case for social security reform and the war in iraq and we lost big time.

[Paladin2]

And what a hick Sarah is.

[Texas Eagle]

Sitting in a comfy armchair...

Ooooooh, that wascawwy woman. How DARE she sit in a comfy chair when so many people are starving and dying in the streets of Haiti and Chicago?

[Canedawg]

Whether you agree with Obama's approach or not, it was an articulate briefing that gave context to, and specific action for, a vexing national-security issue.

Translated: "Only the drones still unquestionably swallow his spiel, but you gotta admit he's a smooth snake-oil salesman. And really, let's face it, the non-elitists don't comprehend these vexing issues anyway, but he makes it sound good."

[SoConPubbie]

A president can’t just follow a checklist. A president has to be able to make her case to the American people and congress. Bush wasn’t able to make the case for social security reform and the war in iraq and we lost big time.

And you must have your head in the sand, because every time she speaks or writes, she does it in an eloquent and informed and conservative manner.

She makes her case each and every time.

[onyx]

Very revealing, isn’t it?

Makes perfect sense that Blumner would fall for Obama’s resume’ on its face. No need for her to look inside the tightly wrapped package to see the Marxist inside. She’s a fellow traveler.