Conservatives4Palin

Incompetence or purposeful smear?

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Paul Whitefield goes too far.

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Sin of omission

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“A shameful display”.

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CNN’s Selective “Reporting”

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How to chase away your audience.

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“News coverage of Palin, then the Republican governor of Alaska, not only significantly outweighed that received by Biden, then a U.S. senator from Delaware, was markedly different in substance.”

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It would be such a shame if any young person were discouraged from serving their country by a press who highlights whatever minority status they may hold (or are boxed in to) and makes their political presence about everything except policy.

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In which the media insults a conservative superstar — while at the same time stealing her ideas.

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At the first hint of shifting public opinion Republican leaders shift right along with it, throwing their ideology and colleagues under the bus in order curry favor in the eyes of the media.

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Cain was attacked solely because he is the conservative currently leading the polls.

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

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As the Perry lies begin to crumble, so do the lies surrounding Governor Palin, though the emerging light is of a completely different nature.

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How does the money-hungry image match with a Governor who chose to forgo the taxpayer funded private chefwith the response that she can continue to do her own cooking?

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At RedState, it’s buyer beware.

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Erick Erickson, Jan. 2011: … “if the election were held tomorrow and Mike Pence isn’t in, Palin has my vote.” This was obviously a load of nonsense aimed at fooling his readership since Erickson has since jumped onto almost every bandwagon but Palin’s.

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Wait as long as possible to enter the race so that she is not attacked as a front-runner out of the gate.

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“The most powerful man in the world seems strangely powerless, and irresolute” — Washington Post, Aug. 8, 2011

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One thing’s for sure … the media will likely be apoplectic once again.

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It’s no surprise that Perry’s stooges want to push Governor Palin out of the race and perpetuate the misperception that most Republican and Republican-leaning indies have about how the Governor isn’t running.

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From start to finish, the whole piece is designed to create a perception that the meat of the article doesn’t back up.

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Double standards.

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Even if it never made another penny, The Undefeated would rank #15 all-time for political documentaries opening with 10 screens or more.

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I’d love to see how hacks like Chuck Todd and Mark Murray can justify including Perry and excluding Palin when both of them are officially in the same boat regarding whether they are currently presidential candidates.

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“It seems that this crew attended the event with a story already written, and showed up just to collect the footnotes for their piece of investigative journaling.”

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Spin this, media!

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What can I do, as an ordinary barbarian or unruly peasant, to make a difference?

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You’ll see some familiar names on the list.

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“The conventional wisdom is more conventional than wise.”

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If I were a political reporter who claimed for weeks that Romney was likely going to raise $40 million this quater based on what his anonymous sources told me, I’d be pretty upset that Mitt “peacetime” Romney purposefully misled me.

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