Posted on 10/02/2008 9:48:57 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
"She killed."
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Paging Kathleen Parker.
all right!
Sorry. Too little, too late.
Please head out to the nearest pasture, Ms. Noonan.
Idiot.
Sarah is a jewel. Conservatives need to respect her and punish anyone that berates her.
my feelings exactly.
Peggy Noonan--ya have no credibility anymore. Time to retire.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
ROFLOL!!! I knew Gov Palin did a terrific job but now Peggy Noonan agrees? I am shocked.
Exactly. Let’s watch her reaction to debates next week...McCain needs an A-Game moment.
No gloves all knuckles.
Read my mind.....
Ah yeah, Kathy doesn't look so bright now, does she?
My condolences to the bereaved party...
Thanks for posting that. I didn’t know P Noonan could say anything in such few words. Usually it takes her about 10,000 words, LOL.
Everyone in America (and much of the world) knows who Sarah Palin is. I don’t know anyone who knows who Kathleen Parker is.
Tell it to the Marines, Noonan.
To that bozo who asked that Sarah step down from the ticket: tad bit premature eh? ;)
I find Peggy Noonan's inability to make a well-constructed and supported point is just too frustrating.
Let me guess.
Her comment is awkwardly stuffed with oblique metaphors that have more to do with emotion than logic; and they mean more to her than to her readers.
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When literally the free world is at stake with this vote,you can’t forgive these kind of errors in judgment. Peggy, Kathy, maybe fiction novel’s are in your future, just don’t spend those DNC checks too fast.
Please head out to the nearest pasture, Ms. Noonan.
Idiot.
Yep. Along with Kristol and Parker and a few other alleged "conservatives" who have their heads to far up their Georgetown cocktail party rear-ends they can't see the forest for the trees. Palin is the real deal and has been all along.
The nation saw Palin tonight for 90 minutes uninterrupted. No pre-written speech, no editing, just Sarah being Sarah.
As Ernie Banks used to say, "Let's play two!"
Of course, Sarah won the debate. And you, peggy, you lost. We know who you are now and we don’t need you anymore. YOU lost and you are lost.
Thanks. You took me back to the Steve Goodman song. I miss him. Chicago is a great sports town.
She has a book out next week...and her last column kept hinting at “Hope” for America.
Sarah IS pretty amazing when the lsm cannot “edit” what they show of her to the American public.
At an almost creepy level.
A couple of days, she'll be writing another of her "Isn't it WONDERFUL that we have TWO great candidates?!" essays full of sunny nothingness.
Hmmm....
"I did not know that."
heh hehe
and 60,000 in the villages....
these people....
Sarah Palin may be a light weight compared to those big strong burly men of the Republican party, but she absolutely RULES....
what has having the big, strong burley men in Washington got us?......nowhere...
I agree.
Question to all;
What would you think if I say:
Maybe McCain’s advisers set Couric up????
Making everyone expect a lousy performance tonight....but coming out like a Champ, unlike her interview with couric????
Feasible???
I think Kristol was predicting a Palin selection last March or so.....he’s not dope....
I’d say at least once a month, and perhaps as often as every few days at times, I think of Carson and miss him. There’s no one today that could touch him. Life is a little less enjoyable without him in the late night slot.
The train left 5 weeks ago Peggy. To bad you missed it being at your cocktail party with all your elitist, liberal friends and all. You can put lipstick on a pig . . . or in this case you can put a west coast gal’s plain speak on an elitist, self important backstabber and it is still an elitist, self important, backstabber. The future of the conservative party is having a party Peggy and you are not invited.
It was like Kennedy vs Nixon on steroids.
Sarah Palin is something special folks.
I think. Watching these press confrences on the hill lately. Nancy Pelosi ? Barney Frank ?
Imagine Sarah going to Washington and giving them hell. Oh how wonderful that will be for this country.
Nowhere? Hardly. They’ve driven US into such a federal debt load that without freeing up our natural resources, even your great great granchildren will be paying it off at Democrat party rates.
LOVE IT!!
I agree completely. Carson was basically a fixture for (seemingly) most of my adult life.
The great quarterbacks were not towers of intellectual power, but they were confident, could memorize dozens and dozens of plays, knew what to do in very high pressure situations, knew how to lead.
I suppose Presidents Wilson and FDR were intellectuals. There was a lot of bad in their reigns.
The ones who think they are smarter than everyone else, therefore we must all comply to their will, are dangerous. (Not that that describes a certain candidate, or anything like that.)
~sighing heavily~
You must be loving the Chitown baseball situation right now...
I have to admit, as much as I was pulling for her, I had to turn it off after an hour. She had to back J-Mac's global warming crap; the Wall Street is at fault crap; didn't take the RATs to task for ACORN, Fannie M & Freddie M; I was not impressed.
You know what? I watched the footage of the Palin family getting off the plane in St. Louis, and one of the SS guys had the broadest smile on his face so you just know he was loving this assignment - admittedly the Palins would be a fun gig, but I don’t think you get that look on your face if the buzz is the Veep candidate is headed into the crapper.
Thanks No-nan, I’d rather use the SS indicator than your infinite wisdom.
“I was not impressed”
She is a movement leader, she energizes conservatism, you wanted Romney as veep.
I think he was half-joking when he was recommending it in March. He said something like “or my heart-throb, Sarah Palin.” lol
I was wondering who that was in here with me.
I started watching Carson off an on from about 15 years of age. In the early days his guests were amazing. He was on for 90 minutes, and by the end of the show he could have three or four of the funniest people in history on the show, all still sitting there feeding off each other. And of course, he was no slouch. All of it was good fairly innocent humor. Those moments were priceless.
I spent nearly thirty years watching his shows. They were a great release at the end of the day. You could watch with the spouse and talk. It was great.
He was a fixture for hundreds of millions of people. It would be interesting to know how many people at one time or another regularly watched his show over the approximate 30 years it was on.
His share in his time slot was simply phenomenal during certain times in his long run on the show.
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