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To: Carling

Carling, darling, (Hey! that rhymes!) anyway, she made no accusation against perry. She spoke about his CoS and the appearance of impropriety, which there was...not to mention his mother-in-law. BIG difference. If we judge oblama by the company he keeps and call it fair, then why the hell shouldn’t it be fair to say the same thing about Republicans with questionable associations? (Like perry’s two big moneymen who got the sanctuary cities law dropped in he great state of Texas.)


52 posted on 09/15/2011 1:54:18 AM PDT by MestaMachine (Wanna confuse obama? Ask him his REAL name.)
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To: MestaMachine
Carling, darling, (Hey! that rhymes!) anyway, she made no accusation against perry.

Yes she did.

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Palin even went as far as to lend her voice to the charge leveled by Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) during the debate against Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R): That he allowed a law to go though requiring HPV vaccinations for adolescent girls because of a $5,000 campaign donation and his relationship with his former chief of staff, who went on to lobby for a pharmaceutical company.

"I knew there was something to it," Palin said of learning while she was Alaska's governor that her Texas counterpart had given the go-ahead to the vaccine. "Now we're finding that now, yea, something was up with that issue. It was an illustration or bit of evidence of some crony capitalism."

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/gop-presidential-primary/181087-palin-takes-aim-at-gop-presidential-candidates?page=2

68 posted on 09/15/2011 8:33:38 AM PDT by Carling
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