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At the risk of drawing wrath from the FR herd, I agree with this point from the article:

I take particular issue with the "blue blood" rhetoric because in case Republicans haven't realized, we are still losing a public relations battle. Instead of sitting around and opining about who is too much of an elitist or a "blue blood" within our own party, our leaders need to start educating this country about the shortcomings of the Obama administration and why smaller government is a fundamentally more effective way of governing. This administration is giving us plenty to work with regarding their shortcomings and poor leadership, and we shouldn't be wasting our time fighting about who has the more appropriate and all-American narrative best suited for the next great GOP leader.

At the risk of drawing wrath from the FR herd, I agree with this point from the article:

I take particular issue with the "blue blood" rhetoric because in case Republicans haven't realized, we are still losing a public relations battle. Instead of sitting around and opining about who is too much of an elitist or a "blue blood" within our own party, our leaders need to start educating this country about the shortcomings of the Obama administration and why smaller government is a fundamentally more effective way of governing. This administration is giving us plenty to work with regarding their shortcomings and poor leadership, and we shouldn't be wasting our time fighting about who has the more appropriate and all-American narrative best suited for the next great GOP leader.

You need to point that at the GOP Establishment not PALIN......They have been going after Palin ever since the end of the midterms aggressively more than attacking Obama by anonymous sources......and you know that to be true! Palin even said that to Sean Hannity on his radio show that that point is Obama but they seem focused on her trying to bring her down No the ones this needs to be pointed at is the GOP fault