This year, the conservative intelligentsia doesn’t just tend to dislike Palin — many fear that her rise would represent the triumph of an intellectually empty brand of populism and the death of ideas as an engine of the right.
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Hahahaha! Those guys are journ-o-listers. The “conservatives” they cite are Democrats, RINOs, CINOs, token conservatives and throwbacks. If they wanted to goad Governor Sarah Palin into running for president, I don’t know how they could’ve done a better job!
Wehner, now a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, cited the late Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s famous 1980 declaration that the GOP had become “a party of ideas.”
“Conservatives are very proud of that,” Wehner said. “But she seems at best disinterested in ideas or least lacks the ability to articulate any philosophical justification for them. She relies instead on shallow talking points.”
I'm no member of the Church of Palin, but the assertion that she has no interest in substantial policy ideas is complete garbage.
You're pretty gullible, dude.