Conservatives4Palin

The script had been formulated long before the first bullet of deranged shooter Jared Lee Loughner rang out just outside a Safeway in Tucson Arizona last week.  The liberal wing of the Democratic Party, still gnashing their teeth over the rebuke against them in the November Midterm Elections, were desperate for a scapegoat.

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Admittedly, that Dana Milbank has less brain power than the average pile of cold rodent excrement in the basement of an abandoned building in your average Democrat-run city (e.g., Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, etc.) is not exactly what one would call a news bulletin.

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I’ve never considered the Politico blog to be anything more than a forum for Democrats to disseminate their talking points through the liberals that write there.

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She fears nothing… who else is willing and able to take on the left and its dirty games?

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Journalists hated him because he represented traditional, old-world values. They hated him because he revered the Bible. They hated him because he could connect to the common man…

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Who’s got the last word now?

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Part of the reason Palin’s faults get so much attention is because a multicultural, post-everything media considers her strengths so passé. Her conviction in American exceptionalism doesn’t even have to be proved wrong to be denounced; it merely has to be highlighted, like a fashion don’t. It’s part of her perceived yokelism….

Too bad it’s precisely what the country needs right now.

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Despite the strong association of the term with collective Jewish guilt and concomitant slaughter, Sarah Palin has every right to use it. The expression may be used whenever an amorphous mass is collectively accused of being murderers or accessories to murder.

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It’s not like they could find anything even more ridiculous to say about her, could they?

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Accuse The One of complicity in mass murder and, I assure you, his reaction won’t be sunshine and candy canes either.

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Such criticism is hard to take from people who demanded that she speak up and then denounced her for doing exactly that…

The objections that she “injected herself into the story” are hard to take seriously from the same people who insisted she was the cause of the story in the first place

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As someone whose grandparents were slaughtered in the Holocaust; whose parents survived the horrors of Auschwitz; and as the Assembly representative of the largest contingency of Holocaust survivors, I resent the recent attacks on Sarah Palin

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Neither Palin nor O’Reilly — not Krugman nor Grayson — have ever called for violence; in fact they all repeatedly renounce it.

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Days of vile political opportunism, on the backs of the dead. Days of giddily and gleefully exploiting deaths, including those of a federal judge and a nine year old child, all in an attempt to score political points and to silence and demonize those with whom they disagree.

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If she keeps this up she’ll be very electable

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It was Palin whose name was sullied by vicious politics. It was absolutely proper for her to denounce the politics and defend her own honor — in what actually was a rather dignified way.

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“Centrist” Mark McKinnon concedes her speech was a “very powerful and thoughtful response.”

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Palin, like Glenn Reynolds (and, independently, Andrew Breitbart) used the term “blood libel” to describe the way in which opportunistic politicians and journalists seized on the shooting spree to demonize the Tea Party and conservatives in general.

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While the Blamestream media is outraged over Governor Palin’s use of  the term “blood libel”, many have rushed to support her Reaganesque response to the atrocity of the Arizona shooting.

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“You can see a teleprompter reflected in Palin’s glasses during the video”

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Indeed, the very word for an electoral contest – “campaign” – is an appropriation from warfare.

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This time, you guys went so far into nutbar land that people are starting to wonder about you. It’s irrational.

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Is Mark Penn responsible for Gabrielle Giffords assassination attempt?

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The Democrat Party has overplayed its hand.

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Sleazy reporting.

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I have two pictures of myself with a bull’s-eye on my head

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The media’s behavior was outrageous.

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Somehow the New York Times left Krugman on the payroll after this disgusting example of mindless idiocy, and he’s decided to double down, expanding on his deep thoughts at greater length in an op-ed called “Climate of Hate.”

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With only the barest outline of events available, pundits and reporters seemed to agree that the massacre had to be the fault of the tea party movement in general, and of Sarah Palin in particular. Why? Because they had created, in New York Times columnist Paul Krugman’s words, a “climate of hate.”

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