To: Al B.; onyx; Lakeshark; sarah fan UK; Brices Crossroads
I just finished the Newsweek article at #223. It’s actually not too bad even though the piece’s author makes some faulty assumptions near the end.
To: Virginia Ridgerunner
From the end of that Newsweek article:
...Moreover, Palin plainly thrives within that very tight circle she has drawn around herself, with Todd at its center, acting as gatekeeper and principal adviser. A campaigneven one as defiant of conformity as Palins would likely bewould require expanding that circle to include political professionals of uncertain loyalty. And it would mean opening the door to news organizations with which she has been openly feuding for the last couple of years.
Or not.
The mainstream press is becoming less and less relevant, she said, adding that she would have no hesitation in shunning media outlets she does not trust.
I would say no to those who have lied about me. There is no need to reward bad behavior. Ive learned. You know, once bitten, twice shy. I have learned.
257 posted on
07/10/2011 1:34:14 PM PDT by
RonDog
To: Virginia Ridgerunner; onyx; Al B.; Brices Crossroads; Lakeshark
Nothing particularly new in it.
To: Virginia Ridgerunner
Track, the eldest son, who was deployed in Iraq during the 2008 campaign, is now married and running the familys commercial fishing business in Alaska, living quietly out of the public eye. Willow, who turned 17 last week, seems amenable (As long as her trucks running, shes fine, Palin said), and Piper, who is 10, is a seasoned campaigner. Bristols all in. That leaves Todd, who sat in on part of the interview. Do I want her to run? he said. Its up to her. I mean, well discuss it. But shes definitely qualified to run this country. And shes got a fire in the belly to serve.nope...not running ;-)
289 posted on
07/10/2011 2:47:27 PM PDT by
HalfFull
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