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To: Oldeconomybuyer

“Sarah Palin is giving indecision a bad name.”

BS, she made her decision a long time ago, we just don’t what it is yet.


4 posted on 09/01/2011 5:46:50 AM PDT by traderrob6
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To: traderrob6
BS, she made her decision a long time ago, we just don’t what it is yet.

LOL

I believe you're right.

6 posted on 09/01/2011 5:47:48 AM PDT by Puppage (You may disagree with what I have to say, but I shall defend to your death my right to say it)
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It’s not indecision, it is strategy. There are already troops out there on the front line, carrying the fight to Obama, namely, Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann. And doing it all pretty effectively, so it would seem.

Sarah Palin is the guiding light, the beacon that attracts all the looney opposition off to the side, allowing them to crash upon the rocks, while the rest of the movement is steering by True North.

A major part of warfare all down through the centuries is to get your opponent to expend his strength in one direction, while going right up through one of the weakened flanks from another direction.

Hannibal took his fight to Rome by coming in over the Alps, a direction the Romans never expected, braced as they were for an assault from the sea.

Hannibal pressed on, attracting to his columns of troops the various Celt and Gallic warriors, the “tea partiers” of their day, and they soundly thumped the Roman legions again and again.

Until he began running into people who did not think Hannibal’s arrival meant liberation for them.


20 posted on 09/01/2011 6:15:47 AM PDT by alloysteel (Are Democrats truly "better angels"? They are lousy stewards for America.)
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