Conservatives4Palin

Yes, she’s irrelevant, because after that impromptu interview last night with CNN, Wasilla and Sarah Palin were trending on twitter.

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“Why am I creepy? I’m hardly pro Palin, if that’s your insinuation…”

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..and one day an American President might well walk into the Oval Office for the first time, put a photo of Sarah Palin on his or her desk, give it a nod of thanks then begin to clean up America…..

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In the main, the establishment American media abandoned its critical faculties during the Obama campaign — and it hasn’t reclaimed them since.

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“Who appointed Erick Erickson as Conservative Electioneering Sheriff?”

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I have always regarded Dan Riehl as the one of the most honest, independent and fearless commentators of the right. Serious and thoughtful, nobody would ever accuse Mr Riehl of playing to the gallery. He ploughs his own furrow and does not hesitate to lock horns with fellow conservatives if the occasion arises.

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But a few days ago Pollinsider provided a refreshing dash of ice cold water to dissipate the heat generated by the Bachmann/Perry feeding frenzy and the speculation about Governor Palin.

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Boston University’s Professor Laurence Kotlikoff sees the  current situation as a piece of political theatre choreographed to distract the public from the cold stark facts of economic reality.

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Who are they, these Palinistas? Some, of course claim to know them.

Palinbots, wingnuts, cultists….the list could go on and on – and that is just from some of the comments critical of Palin and her supporters at Hot Air, a leading conservative internet hang out.

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John Phelan’s feisty defence of Sarah Palin from the insidious agitprop of the sanctimonious and smug UK Guardian.

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Palin emails let old media test new media methods

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That is even better news because a lot of people have been finding Parker as annoying as nettlerash

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…….one lady was so aggrieved she wrote to the Thatcher Foundation….

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I wouldn’t put too much store by this bit of mischief making from lefty hack Nicholas Watt at the UK Guardian

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An odd thing is happening in the UK media and I doubt it’s anything to do with Killer Cucumbers. After nearly three years of dismissing Sarah Palin as an airhead……she is suddenly being treated as a human being with a claim to be considered as a serious operator in the lead up to the 2012 election.

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In her icy lair she waits while perplexed scribblers try to convince themselves that beside a distant northern lake there is no shadow roaming free beyond the parameters of their prescribed calculus and ingrained ritualistic incantations.

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What is that phrase from Luke 4.23?

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Harper is pro Israel, treats a mainly critical media with contempt and is quite a reasonable rock keyboards man. He holds strong social conservative views but in the past has been opposed to those Conservative Party members who wanted to push the party into socially conservative positions. He prefers to be seen as a fiscal conservative, strong on national security and extremely suspicious of the United Nations.

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Right wing shock chick Frances Martel is obviously on the look out for a gig at the Daily Caller because she just penned one of the most brown nosing job applications I have ever seen in her recent Palin hit piece at Mediaite.

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Ari sure knows how to pick winners, of course. He was on the George H Bush re-election team in 1992…whoops.. …that went well…and in the 2000 campaign he was head hunted by – Elizabeth Dole?

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If I was younger and still serving I would be honored to have her as my commander in chief. You can keep the phony tough guy men that get trotted out as candidates. I saw REAL leadership up close and I know what it looks like. Sarah Palin has “IT.”

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LA talk show host John Phillips blogged an interesting post on Sarah Palin at the LA Times. His key point was that whoever was sworn in on a cold day in Washington in January 2013 was going to have to take some very difficult decisions and suffer a rough ride from all quarters all the way to 2016.

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The feminist revolution began as a necessary reform movement, but unfortunately evolved into a marxism-imbued, revolutionary one.

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Being an Englishman and a political junkie I watch BBC Newsnight regularly. As with the US networks the BBC has an inbuilt left/liberal bias but, although you could never get an Obama/Clinton style love-in for Governor Palin, the recent Newsnight profile of her was reasonably fair.

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It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.

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Funny how the media are quite selective when filtering news items about Governor Palin. Not much was made last week about her latest Gallup Poll figures or the India trip but recent remarks by Governors Christie and Haley are bounced around the media like shreds of lettuce in a tossed salad.

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British historian Niall Ferguson, in a forthcoming book, thinks he has cracked one of the most intriguing of cultural conundrums – how it was that the West became the springboard for the explosion of knowledge, ideas and sheer energy that defines the modern world.

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Former Bush staffer Ryan Streeter is a towering figure in American conservatism, a giant of the Beltway who clearly has his finger on the pulse of Mr and Mrs Average Republican and a hotline to GOP activists in every state of the union. So when Ryan decides it is time to remove Palin from the equation you Palinistas and Tea Partiers need to wise up and listen to a man who knows what you want better than you do.

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Hence Palin’s entry into politics was initially driven by a desire to improve the community within which her children would grow and develop. Chua spent hours pushing her children to score highly in their school assignments and perform flawlessly at musical recitals. Palin sat through countless evenings at PTA meetings trying to ensure that her kids – and others – got a better deal.

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It would seem clear that Palin’s use of the blood libel phrase in a wider sense outside a specifically Jewish context is nothing new in terms of political debate. But there could have been something much more significant in her mind when she chose to use that phrase.

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