Sarah Palin States the Obvious

The Provocateur ^ | 08/21/2009 | Mike Volpe

[fiscon1]

Former Governor Palin continues her bit by bit attack on Obama's health care plan with her latest piece on his plan on Facebook. This one focuses on the need for tort reform and the lack of it in Obama's plan.

[barbarianbabs]

GO SARAHCUDA GO! Never give up on this great country!!

[netmilsmom]

>>The first is to make loser pay in any lawsuit. <<

Yup!

[geologist]

“The obvious is obvious to whom it is obvious ,,, obviously.”

A little saying I heard in a workshop a few years ago. It is not necessarily obvious to some (especially to those that have not taken an interest in politics before now).

Be willing to know thee are those with little or no information about the current state of affairs.

We all had to learn and take an interest in knowing current facts.

[Gunflint]

So, the media conversation next week will be about tort reform.

Along with anti-Alaskan epithets, dim bulb brunette comments, ‘half a whack job’ jabs, and on, and on.

The most powerful person in Washington,
is a private citizen in Wasilla.

[stylin_geek]

So far, Sarah Palin has shown she understands energy policy and is now showing she understands health care issues.

Yet, she’s supposedly a lightweight.

MSM keeps it up, they’ll lightweight her all the way to the White House.

[AD from SpringBay]

We hold these truths to be self-evident...

The self-evident is now problematic for those in power and for the past thirty years there has been a concerted, propaganda like assault on the self-evident. This is what happens when young people go to college - they are schooled on how to ignore the self-evident. This is why our nation is in the situation is finds itself. This is why we need to be stating the obvious. Despite the arrogant, people cannot go around attempting to change times & seasons.

Think about something as simple as spanking a child. For thousands of years, people from every tribe and village on the face of the earth knew - they understood because it was self-evident - that children need a physical reminder from their parents on what happens when they do not behave. Until, lo and behold, we smart and sophisticated twentieth century Americans decided to ignore the self-evidence of that truth. Where has that gotten us? This is just one of hundreds of examples.

It is obvious our nation needs tort reform - thank God for Sarah Palin who seems to be one of the few Republicans with balls enough to speak these simple truths. And while we are at it, thank God for that silly little social networking site that allows her, and us, a global audience with which we may now compete with the propaganda masters of the television networks and high offices of this land.

[fiscon1]

I think Palin is great but tort reform is not something that only Palin talks aoubt.

[RobRoy]

>>Sarah Palin States the Obvious<<

Sometimes it is not what is said that is important. It is who is saying it.

[fiscon1]

that’s a good thing to watch.

[HighlyOpinionated]

Now, who was saying how Sarah Palin wasn’t intelligent enough or didn’t have any experience to be in the White House.

She’s SAVVY. A person doesn’t have to know all the answers, just where to locate the answers.

Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann in 2012!

[BJClinton]

How many Democrat Senators and Representatives are not trial lawyers?

The only one I can think of is that semi-illiterate communications grad from Florida.

[euram]

This is true, she isn’t being new and original, but because of her status, tort reform will become part of the debate. I’ve heard several others talk about tort reform, but I’ll be darned if I can remember their names, and I’ve not seen tort reform as a part of the public debate.

Interestingly enough, the MSM which hates her have already started spreading the word about her tort reform piece.