Conservatives4Palin

Poetic justice

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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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Yesterday was a testament to the military’s dedication in relentlessly hunting down an enemy through many years of war, and we thank our president. We thank President Bush for having made the right calls to set up this victory.

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If this were true, surely Mediaite could produce a quote from Palin saying that “the Libya intervention is costing American taxpayers $600 million a day.”  Of course, Frances Martel, the left-wing radical who wrote the blog post at issue, is unable to produce such a quote because Governor Palin never said it.

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The statement that Governor Palin has “made no comment on whether she thinks the oil tax should stand or be revised” is an objectively false statement.

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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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The waiting is the hardest part.

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“A New York Magazine story on Tuesday reporting that Sarah Palin parted ways with staffers Jason Recher and Doug McMarlin ‘just before’ the 2010 election doesn’t exactly hit the mark.”

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Having the GOP nominate a generic mannequin as their candidate will ensure Obama’s reelection, and the only way to guarantee such a scenario is to convince Governor Palin to stay home.

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It seems that Martin and his fellow travelers simply don’t know how to deal with a straight talking conservative who won’t put up with their BS, and feels no need to show respect where none is warranted.  Either that or Johnny is still upset that Governor Palin had the, dare I say it, audacity to call him what he is: a punk.

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President Barack Obama’s job approval ratings were even more polarized during his second year in office than during his first, when he registered the most polarized ratings for a first-year president. An average of 81% of Democrats and 13% of Republicans approved of the job Obama was doing as president during his second year.

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Sarah Palin is openly Christian and prays regularly. She was president of a Christian group in high school. She is “pro life” and rejected terminating her last pregnancy when she found she was carrying a baby with Down’s Syndrome. Perhaps that is the problem for some of her critics.

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Note to Politico: whether she comes in first place, last place, or any other place couldn’t be more inconsequential. Straw polls are meaningless. Indeed I doubt most people outside of the Romney braintrust and, apparently, Politico, are aware of or even care about this weekend’s shindig for New Hampshire pols. Why should they? It’s just a guess, but I suspect Governor Palin has less trivial activities on which to spend her time and other resources.

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Our task is clear. The phrase “in the crosshairs” must be immediately and permanently stricken from acceptable public dialogue. Refudiated, as it were. But in so doing, we need to come up with an acceptable alternative: a new phrase with the same meaning. In short, “in the crosshairs” must be repealed and replaced. For if it isn’t, civil unrest, even anarchy, will surely ensue. And we’re talking real Old Testament chaos: wolves and caribou living together in harmony, polar bears and seals, even Democrats and Republicans sitting together at state of the union speeches.

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This proxy war she’s waged with the mainstream media over the last year or so is a shrewd move. Not only does it keep her name front and center in the media, but she’s also honing her rhetorical chops while boning up on all her policy behind the scenes. The real battles don’t take place for quite some time and she knows it. Any rumor of her demise is premature, especially considering her trademark tenacity. She’s laying deep down in the weeds, ready to strike.

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Are these errors deliberate or honest mistakes?

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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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This latest farce from liberal imbecile Dana Milbank may well be the most doltish yet, and that’s quite a distinction given the competition.

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The media’s behavior was outrageous.

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Loughner had “planned ahead” for the “assassination” of Congresswoman Giffords, apparently since he met her in 2007 which, I’m compelled to point out, was long before anyone had ever heard of Governor Palin or the Tea Party.

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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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As far as the “reload” comment, it was less than three years ago that Barack Obama himself talked about responding to political opponents with a gun analogy…

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I don’t think I’ve ever been so repulsed by the shameless liberal media as I am today, watching and reading the purely “hate-hate-hate-!!” rhetoric blaming Sarah Palin’s “targeting” of Gabrielle Giffords’ Arizona district for Saturday’s tragedy.

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It destroys the Democrat Party’s talking point that Governor Palin cannot perform well in an interview that is not conducted with Fox News or conservative talk show hosts.

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“This is just about getting the press to characterize the governor accurately,” said Tim Crawford, a top Palin aide. “And, if that can be accomplished through Gov. Palin and some of the people around her talking to the press, we’ll try that.”

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An excellent article by John Nolte in today’s Big Hollywood. In his piece, Nolte takes pundits like George Will and Karl “Tokyo” Rove to task for claiming Governor Palin should be following a more traditional media approach or something: Right now we live in an America governed by a President who entered office with a [...]

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Jim VandeHei, who along with Mike Allen co-authored the latest hit piece in the Democrat blog, Politico, offers a hilarious explanation as to why these so-called journalists couldn’t come up with one named source for their tripe. Via Ben Smith: With Sarah Palin denouncing my colleagues for veiling the Republicans who want to stop her [...]

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This is asinine. I knew the article was going to be laughably misleading the moment I saw the headline (that is unless Governor Palin delivered a second speech yesterday that I somehow missed). Crowd Cheers As Sarah Palin Evokes George W. Bush’s Record At Campaign Rally Huh? One gets the idea that Governor Palin’s speech [...]

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Gov. Palin’s Facebook note on media miscoverage of Joe McGinniss and his stalker tactics.

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