A genuine, issues-oriented critique of Obama that is far more effective and professional than talking about his birth or religion.
Palin is losing ground very fast. Her type of delivery on topics is failing at this point.
This is not giving him hell or a blistering attack.
It’s more Ann Coulture/Malkin then what we need or want to hear.
She needs to stop listening to Rove, or what ever idiot she is listening to.
It almost sounds like Palin and Trump are tag-teaming in the attack.
While Palin always makes great points and does so with professionalism and eloquence...the bigger point that needs to be driven home, is that all of the things Obama and Co. are doing, are INTENTIONAL.
He has said himself, under his plan, prices would necessarily skyrocket. They are out to destroy capitalism, bring about the collapse of the dollar so they can rebuild America into their socialist utopia.
Talking to Obama as if he doesn’t understand what he’s doing, or that he’s not paying attention, is silly. It’s his whole entire agenda in the “Fundamental Change” he promised to bring to America.
More people need to wake up and realize, it’s all intentional....it’s all on purpose. He WANTS $5+/gallon of gas. He WANTS less people to have money. He WANTS more people to be unemployed and looking for a savior. He WANTS more people to depend on the government.
And I don’t get why people don’t see this for what it is. Their plan is evil because THEY are evil.
You go, girl!
Here is the whole note.
America Deserves Libya Explanation
Please make up your mind, Mr. President. You can’t vacillate when spending America’s human and fiscal resources in yet another foreign country without good reason. You said that Libyan leader Gaddafi has got to go. Many of us heard that as your call to action and agreed, “Okay, you’re right. He’s an evil dictator who kills his own innocent people, so enforce a no-fly zone so he can’t continue an aerial slaughter.” But then you said our mission in Libya isn’t to oust Gaddafi after all. (Or vice versa on the order or your statements. Between you and your advisers the public has been given so many conflicting statements on why we’re intervening in Libya that I apologize if I can’t keep up with the timing and rationale of your murky foreign policy positions.)
At this point, to avoid further mission creep and involvement in a third war – one we certainly can’t afford – you need to step up and justify our Libyan involvement, or Americans are going to demand you pull out. Simply put, what are we doing there? You’ve put us in a strategic no man’s land. If Gaddafi’s got to go, then tell NATO our continued participation hinges on this: We strike hard and Gaddafi will be gone. If, as you and your spokesmen suggest, we’re not to tell Libya what to do when it comes to that country’s leadership, and if you can’t explain to Americans why we’re willing to protect Libyan resources and civilians but not Syria’s, Yemen’s, Bahrain’s, Egypt’s, Israel’s, etc., then there is no justification for U.S. human and fiscal resources to be spent.
I would also ask you to better explain your thinking on Libya. We can’t afford any actions that don’t take care of crucial U.S. needs and meet our own interests at this point. You are the Commander in Chief, so please explain what you believe is our “interest” there and not elsewhere.
Mr. President, your hesitation and vacillation in the Middle East breed uncertainty. It’s symptomatic of the puzzling way you govern. See, uncertainty is one of the factors over which you have control, and I would think you’d want to eliminate that additional element that helps breed problems like higher oil prices. Higher oil means exorbitant gas prices weighing down our economy. Consistency and strength – and greater domestic energy production – will help fix higher gas prices and help heal the economy. But only with leadership. These sorts of problems don’t fix themselves.
It’s unbelievable to me that you spent last week in campaign mode, gallivanting around the country to start raising the billion dollars for your reelection bid that is still 19 months away “while Rome burns.” Our economy is in the tank; jobs are as scarce as ever; you’re asking Congress to let you incur even more unsustainable, immoral, freedom-stealing government debt; and many of our brave men and women in uniform are shaking their heads in disbelief over your befuddled military directions. Yet instead of working with Congress and a wise multitude of advisers to fix some problems, you choose all this campaigning, already? As was recently asked: When do you ever just “roll up your sleeves, unplug the teleprompter” and do the job of governing and administrating for which voters hired you?
I know, I know, granted you will be even busier very soon. After all, golf season kicks into high gear shortly. NBA and NHL brackets await. Summer vacations and that all-consuming campaign whistle stop tour will no doubt slam you. But I would ask, while the rest of us are also busy working, saving, planning ahead, fighting to protect our Constitution, and trying to keep up with where and why you’re spending our Department of Defense funds – I’d ask that you find time to tell Americans the truth about the state of our union and what you are doing to find solutions to our challenges. Please start with explaining Libya.
- Sarah Palin
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=10150165452518435
Also, cross posted here.
http://www.sarahpac.com/posts/america-deserves-libya-explanation
Obozo has explained Libya, Sarah. He turned it over to NATO. He won’t answer you now either. The reason is that Libya doesn’t poll well with either party. You should make a note of that. Polls say people hate the idea of Libya and US intervention in the first place.
Tell McCain to come home and quit paling around with Al Qaeda. Then quit following his lead. He is a loser.
As long as you hang out on Facebook, Twitter, Palin TV, and FOX news you will not gain any new prospective voters.
Her public voice sounds shrill.
She needs to sound/speak like a serious person just like she spoke in the video response to the Gifford shooting.
That sounded good.
Palin has more leadership experience in her pinky finger than Obama has during his entire shiftless lying life.