The left sees history's fist coming. Again.

American Thinker ^ | December 13, 2010 | James Lewis

[Gargantua]

You don't fool me or anyone else here. You're as full of crap as a Christmas goose, and if you weren't so funny you'd turn my stomach. But you are funny, so I'll stop pestering you, and just laugh at your convoluted whiney 4th grade schoolgirl bullsh*t.

Merry Christmas. That is, if you can read this on your poor, broken down cell-phone...

....LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!

8^D

[Rebelbase]

“The left sees history’s fist coming”

Barney Frank is excited.

[chris_bdba]

Yep! No wonder the dems want to control the internet it will forever hold the History of what they have done to this country over the past 6 years.People can’t forget if they can pull up the video to see it again and again.

[Lakeshark]

If you didn't want to read her books, or look up her positions yourself, you should have asked straight up.

1. She calls herself a Reagan conservative, which means she believes in a strong military, strong conservative social morality, and a strong pro free enterprise economic system. She speaks from these positions all the time.

Other specific positions she takes:
1. She is pro-limited government. She would like to break the present big government of the Obamacrats.
2. She is strongly anti-illegal immigration and wants to seal the border.
3. She is strongly pro-Israel.
She is heavily against the cap and tax proposals, and other crazy environmental policies.
4. She believes in American exceptionalism.
5. She wants a very aggressive energy policy to use current US resources (including nuclear power) to help maintain our economic supremacy.

These are a few of the things she believes. If you want a comprehensive list with links, ping Onyx, I think she can help.

[digital-olive]

Very, very true. Everyone needs to stay alert 24/7.

[Notary Sojac]

Put Palin on the ticket against any Democrat and 99.999% of Freepers will vote for her. I know I would.

But Freepers are a subset of activist conservatives, who are a subset of self described conservatives, who are a subset of non-liberals, who are a subset of the electorate at large.

A candidate can get the overwhelming endorsement of Free Republic, and still fail dismally when all those millions of non-Freepers get to vote. Just ask President Fred Thompson about that.

[Gomer1066]

The rats are too stupid to understand that thanks to the Internet THIS TIME they get The Black Flag man before its back to business as usual.

[onyx]

"This is the time for conservatives to go for victory."

SARAH PALIN'S PING LIST

[rob777]

"What I am saying is she has yet to give me any idea of her policy proposals."


What we have seen is support for the Law of the Sea Treaty and the premise behind Cap and Trade when she was Governor. She also supported things like the Bridge to Nowhere before the Congress effectively killed it by cutting off funding. She supported the Bush backed TARP proposal and even blamed the 2008 election defeat on the GOP Congress for opposing it. If we are to believe that she is all of a sudden a constitutional conservative, where are the statements repudiating these earlier stands?

[rob777]

"You needn’t worry about a Palin administration pushing any type of energy taxes or Cap and Trade."


Why not, because she is singing the right tune now that it has become unpopular? By this logic we could argue that we needn't worry that a Romney administration would push for mandates in the health care arena.

[Gator113]

James Lewis nailed it with this article.

AND, to the “sky is falling” few on FR............ Palin going to win, get that through your thick skulls.

[GregB]

Go Sarah Go!!!

[rob777]

"And it’s a little thing, to many, to crush a young man’s athletic dreams, but you might add her support of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 to your list."


As with most issues, her position on education is a mixed bag. On the plus side she supports school choice and values education. On the minus side she has been a big spender on education including the funding of "early education". This is a scheme dear to the heart of the left here in Vermont to get children into the public school system at an earlier age. The studies researched by free market opposition to such schemes show no real educational benefit, merely greater costs. This would explain why the Alaska NEA welcomed McCain's pick of Sarah Palin.

"Fully fund K-12 and support early funding of education

My budget includes fully funding the “K through 12” foundation formula. In addition, I’ve included more than $200 million in new dollars to cover the increased retirement costs for local school districts, so that more local school district dollars get into the classroom, where the money belongs. We’re facing a potential $10 billion PERS/TRS retirement plan shortfall that affects local schools. Our $200 million dollar line item for school districts is part of the half BILLION dollar proposal to help th districts, local governments and the state alleviate the pension plan burden while we work with the Legislature on a long-term solution. I’ve also committed to help provide local school districts with more predictability, for better planning by supporting “early funding of education.” I’ll introduce a separate education appropriation bill and ask that it’s passed. Our local school districts deserve to know what they have to work with early enough for them to create efficiencies through planning" Source: 2007 State of the State Address to 24th Alaska Legislature Jan 17, 2007

[Logic n' Reason]

ping...

[upsdriver]

Sadly, Palin is NOT Reaganesque to the larger part of the mushy independent middle that chooses our presidents. Sorry, but that’s the truth.

The mushy independent middle don't choose our presidents. How can they? They can't think for themselves, they follow the crowd. Trust me, Sarah Palin will own the crowd and that's the truth. Live with it! :-)

And for my money, Sarah Palin is more Reaganesque than Reagan.

[upsdriver]

Why are you dissing Duncan Hunter? He is a super fine individual and conservative. It was the country’s loss that he was ignored last election. It wasn’t Duncan’s or us 1%ers’ fault that the other 99% behaved in a moronic fashion.

[Wolfstar]

Thank you both for the specifics you provided to me. I appreciate it. When I got off at 6:00am today, that's the start of what passes for my "weekend." I go back by 9:45pm Wednesday. I'll use some of this precious time to follow all the links people gave me and try to bone up on the former governor's policy positions.

[JaguarXKE]

Well you might start with looking up her speech in Asia last September in which she covered a range of topics, from terrorism, to economic policy, to trade with China. Then there is her recent article on Monetary policy, or her recent article on why she supports Paul Ryan’s roadmap. She has written and given speeches on a wide range of issues, but read what she has said first hand, not what the liberal media says about it.

[JaguarXKE]

Tell us how you really feel LOL! (you owe me a new keyboard).

[Wolfstar]

Well you might start with looking up her speech in Asia last September in which she covered a range of topics...

I'm searching for the substance of the former governor, so will do my best to follow all the suggestions made here. Time is so danged limited for me, though. First time in my life I've ever worked graveyard shift. It's split, too. 10:00pm to midnight one day into midnight to 6:00am the following day. We're supposed to be at the job site at least 15 minutes early for shift change hand off, and there's travel time to consider. Plus they make you work a 12-hour shift every other Saturday. Part of Mondays and Wednesdays, along with all of Tuesdays is what constitutes my "weekend." No holidays off. Not complaining, because I'm glad to have any job in this economy. But I am explaining.