Tag Archives: Sarah Palin

President Thin Skin

Posted on February 21, 2009 | Comments Off on President Thin Skin

Not at all surprising is the White House attack on CNBC’s Al Santelli’s "Tea Party!" sneer at Barry’s mortgage bailouts. Not when you recall Barry’s giving the finger to the Hildusa (name copyright of Iowahawk) during the campaign for the nomination and calling Sarah a pig during his run for the White House. The man riles easily and, being an affirmative action baby, he’s had no great practice at being someone else’s political target.

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Fifty-eight million of us

Posted on January 19, 2009 | Comments Off on Fifty-eight million of us

That’s how many voted for the other guy. But, frankly, I wouldn’t be any more interested in watching John McCain’s inauguration than I am about B. Hussein Obama’s. Well, other than seeing Sarah, but veeps get short shrift in these basically meaningless whizbangs which play to the supporters of the party in power. And since the veep in question is Joey Hairplugs, well, thank goodness for small favors.

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The word from Princess Caroline’s help

Posted on December 31, 2008 | Comments Off on The word from Princess Caroline’s help

Of course, Ms. Kennedy would make a fabulous Democrat U.S. senator, why, even her help says so:

"Senora Kennedy is very busy now with party menus so she tell me to write this when I am finish with floors and make the bed for guest wing. I am now finish so I write this…I have to fold laundry now. Also Tio Teddy is come to the party tonight so I have to lock the liquor cabinets."

Obviously, Princess Caroline would be sooo much better than that awful Republican Gov. Sarah Palin person with those multiple children and an actual job. How gauche. Heh.

UPDATE:  Her Highness snubbed. Alas, the royal princess "forgot" to pay her taxes and prefers hiring illegals to citizens, making her a potential political liability. The nod, oddly enough, goes to the NRA.

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Sarah & Margaret

Posted on December 24, 2008 | Comments Off on Sarah & Margaret

Maybe there’s not as much difference as some conservatives think. As for the liberals? Who cares.

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Go Sarah go

Posted on November 11, 2008 | Comments Off on Go Sarah go

I would prefer to see her run for president in 2012, but this also makes a certain amount of sense.

Alhough it would be best  for her to ignore the alleged (always anonymous) insiders twisting the knife the pro-Barry Big Media put in her back, continue to be a good governor, add to her political accomplishments, write a bestselling memoir, and form a SarahPAC to raise money for conservative candidates in 2010.

Whatever the sixty-six million who voted for Barry think of her, we in the fifty-eight million who voted for Mac are impressed. And by 2012, at least nine million more could be well fed up with him.

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Team Sarah

Posted on October 29, 2008 | Comments Off on Team Sarah

Who could resist an appeal from Jeri Thompson? For that matter how many women will be able to resist voting for the first woman vice-president? Well, it didn’t help Geraldine Ferraro in 1984. But that was another age. Must they wait another age before their next chance? Not these folks, anyhow.

Via The Fat Guy.

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Busting the glass ceiling

Posted on October 28, 2008 | Comments Off on Busting the glass ceiling

Nevermind the WSJ’s Peggy Noonan and the NYT’s house conservative David Brooks. Elaine Lafferty, former editor-in-chief of MS Magazine has the goods on Sarah:

"Look, I am obviously personally pro-choice, and I disagree with McCain and Palin on that and a few other issues. But like many other Democrats, including Lynn Rothschild, I’m tired of the Democratic Party taking women for granted. I also happen to believe Sarah Palin supports women’s rights, deeply and passionately."

Looks like others have figured it out, too, as the polls tighten to the margin of error (i.e. a tie) going into the home stretch.

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