Winning this will only make the Lefist meltdown all the better
Winning this will only make the Lefist meltdown all the better
I see our dear little Dana received his talking points fax this evening.
This is an article that speaks more of scrappleface than the Washington Post.... I swear this has gone from sad to bad to pathetic..
GO ROGUE SARAH! GO ROGUE! The new buzz word for truth in the liberal play book is ROGUE.
What a condescending prig Dana Millbank is....
So let’s see, Gov. Palin is no longer the country bumpkin who’s in over her head but rather the cunning, street smart politician who is wisely plotting her next political move.
It’s funny how that happens.
Out of all the wretched beltway columnists who have been slandering Governor Palin, I guess I find Dana Milbank to be the most despicable. And that’s no mean feat!
Yes, I find this article an interesting psychological study. A man named Dana spends two thousand words or so railing about an imaginary slight by Palin, who he thinks is making fun of people’s first names. He seems to be lashing out at everyone from childhood on who’s made fun of his first name. He should watch some old Dana Andrews and Stuart Smalley movies and spend some quality life-affirming time healing his self-esteem. Sarah and me just want you to feel good about yourself Dana. No hard feelings.
I so look forward to the day when hacks like Mr. Milbank find themselves standing unshaven and dressed in rags standing in the soup line, because nobody pays attention to them anymore.
What exactly is the point he’s trying to make in this?
God I can’t wait to see all these elitist asshats with egg on their faces come November 5th.
Where would the McCain campaign be right now w/o Palin?
About 15 to 20 points behind in the polls.
The hit keep coming L0L
Hey MSM. We like her “because” she thinks outside the box
wow, diva and rogue are the new buzzwords, eh?...;)
Sorry...just can't take Milbank or his "talking points" seriously.
A few days ago, after reading a Washington Post, I had a sudden urge to force it through a shredder. Tossing it in the trash didn’t seem adequate.