Here are some more great pics of the Governor with the troops and some Vets.
More here:
Posted on 08/28/2008 11:29:52 PM PDT by jokyfo
A Gulfstream G4 supposedly carrying Gov. Sarah Palin from Alaska.
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/N222GY
N222GY (registration) (photos) GYPSY TWO LLC KIRKLAND WA Aircraft Gulfstream Aerospace Gulfstream IV (twin-jet) (GLF4/Q) Origin Anchorage Intl (PANC) Destination Hook Field Muni (KMWO)
Date Thursday, Aug 28, 2008 Duration 5 hours 53 minutes Status Arrived over 4 hours ago (track log) Scheduled Actual/Estimated Departure 12:14PM YDT 12:14PM YDT Arrival 10:18PM EDT 10:07PM EDT Speed Altitude Unspecified
Palin was at 12 when I made my post #179. I should have placed a bet instead of posting to FreeRepublic! Someone owes me a share.
me too...and I just can’t believe it is pawlenty after all this. That would be a major bummer. A bunt instead of a grand slam
Exactly right. This is what we in the industry would call Indications and Warnings. ;-) When chess pieces suddenly start moving at suspicious times, it's usually not for a Sunday tour of the countryside.
It is possible there's some other rational explanation for the Alaskan connection. It would seem that the most likely answer is that the McCain camp is using the distraction caused by the DNC convention/love-in to arrange forces for an operation.
As the ancient Chinese master said, "Let your plans be dark and as impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunderbolt."
This was posted right while she was flying in the air...
http://community.adn.com/node/129950?page=
Is this anything to be concerned about?
I hope Team McCain is capable of shaping the narrative...
WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT?
i had a gut feeling this week it would be her
wow...schmidt just pulled a fast one
and freepers broke it first!!!
After the last few hours following this, yes it would be a bummer. I don’t have much against Pawlenty necessarily, he seems like a good enough guy, but I’ve seen him in interviews and he crosses me as a little too mild/bland. Of course, I don’t know him as well as his constituents in Minnesota but that’s the feeling I got in my limited exposure.
Which of the following women would not make a good leader.....
A)a Teacher
B)a Secretary
C)a Nurse
D)a reporter
Here’s a hint, Governor Palin is “D” But.....
Can you guess who A,B, and C were?
All were famous women leaders, either presidents or prime ministers.
Wyoming also has my boyfriend. Could you send him home please? I miss him so!
The second aircraft, directly from Anchorage to Dayton, would be family and extra staff.
Palin is a chief executive of one of our 57 states, that's already far more experience than Obama. : ;-)
Do you know when Schmitt came on board? What’s his story?
Then this will really make you teary eyed.
http://camp2008victorya.blogspot.com/2008/05/mccain-and-key-congressional-races.html
Look at how proud those parents are of that baby. I love this woman.
Just think, all those PUMAs could override their race guilt by voting for a woman.
It certainly would take the wind out of Obama’s sails by voiding the Dems attempts to make race/diversity/change their special issue. What is more refreshing than a vibrant Republican Governor who is female, a Mom of a big family and a conservative?
Please let it be. I haven’t been this excited about a Republican race since Reagan.
“A” is Golda Meier, I suppose, as she was a teacher before becoming PM of Israel.
Ping
Here are some more great pics of the Governor with the troops and some Vets.
More here:
To tell you the truth, her hubby looks a little redneckish(which is fine by me). I think his future job role might call for a little metrosexualization.
A poll released last night found that Romney had the support of nearly 40 percent of Republican delegates heading to their convention next week in St. Paul, far more than any other contender.
The New York Times/CBS News poll found that 30 percent of delegates did not offer a preference, and no other candidate won more than 7 percent support. Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee was named by 7 percent, Ridge and Pawlenty were the choice of 4 percent each, and Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, and Governor Sarah Palin of Alaska were cited by 2 percent each.
Personally, I don't think it is going to be Romney.
Folks, from now on quit mentioning the PUMAs. It doesn’t matter what Palin means for them. We shouldn’t make any overtures to them. IT MAKES US LOOK DESPERATE... Team McCain from now on needs to let the PUMAs do their own thing...
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