Posted on 11/02/2008 3:44:05 PM PST by Wegotsarah.com
Palin: Tina Fey Better Hold Onto Her Sarah Palin Outfit
COLUMBUS, OHIO) - Projecting confidence of a come-from-behind win on Election Day, Sarah Palin had some advice for a certain NBC actress who’s been a thorn in the Republican VP nominee’s side for almost two months.
“Now speaking of great performances, did anyone catch John McCain last night on SNL — 'Saturday Night Live?'” Palin asked the crowd at an airport hangar rally here.
“He was such a pro in those skits there with Tina Fey.
And little advise for Tina—we want her to make sure that she’s holding on to that Sarah outfit because she’s gonna need it in the next four years.”
The MSM is bringing it on and losing the battle of political promotion!
Me too, karpar, and I am a granny, who has been married for 42 years!
She represents, to me, everything a woman should aspire to be. A good and loving wife, who respects her husband, a dedicated mother to her children, no matter what their talents or handicaps, and a talented achiever who rose to the occasion when offered the opportunity.
God, please bless Sarah Palin, for she is truly a role model for our daughters, instead of those harpies who yell and scream about “feminism”.
This woman represents true feminine strength and talent! And, she does it with grace and dignity.
That's what I've been thinking.
Sarah Palin is fabulous (I am female and there aren’t many “celebrities” that I admire). I love her grit and down-to-earth style, and her fearlessness. You can feel the love and devotion she has for her children. I very badly want that ticket to win.
ditto. But if they don’t, I hope she stays out of the Senate as others are speculating on the Stevens thread. Let her stay as Governor, compounding her executive experience. Let her young ones thrive in Alaska. (Besides, we need someplace to move to).
I grew up down there. The Ohio River Valley is made up of hardy Appalachian folk. Obama’s style does not play well down there.
The Secret Service will be at your door momentarily.
Matthew Dowd, chief strategist for the Bush 2004 campaign today said that McCain “put the nation at risk by picking Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate...McCain would have to live with picking the inexperienced Palin...they didn’t let John McCain pick the person he wanted to pick as VP...Joe Lieberman which I fundamentally believed would have given John McCain the best opportunity in this race...as soon as he picked Palin, that whole ready vs. not ready argument was not credible...McCain knows, in his gut, that he put somebody unqualified on the ballot.” Mr. Dowd, sir, I have one question for you: “Have you been living under a rock or have you been in hibernation for the last two months? The charisma of Obama, the MSM being in the tank for Obama, the worst financial meltdown in 70 years, the worst political climate for a Republican Presidential candidate in ages, and a potentially unenthused, uninspired Republican base would have daunted anybody. You’re saying that with Joe Lieberman on the ticket that McCain would have been able to make his case to the American people that they should choose him over Obama and at the same time maximize Republican turnout of the base. Mr. Dowd, admit you don’t like McCain and you would love to see him lose big time and you don’t want to see the resurrection of Reagan conservatism under Sarah Palin. It is Republicans like you sir that Rush Limbaugh will say ‘good riddance’to after the election. I echo his sentiments completely.
You might be interested in this article:
http://www.sacbee.com/839/story/1364803.html
And, not for anything, but why did John McCain need Dick Cheney’s endorsement yesterday? Sen. Obama’s campaigning on it today.
Sarah Palin is what Eve was supposed to be, a strong, God fearing partner to share the duties and the accomplishments.
We will be truly blessed if she becomes our next Vice President.
So are in a different way they are liberal women, they can't stand her. I am hearing more of it everyday and sometimes their language is not clean. Is it some new type of "Envy" :-)? For sure the claws have come out. She has got it all, she is attractive, and has a beautiful brood of kids, a handsome hub that is a real man not a Metro-Woos from NYC, and came up through the political ranks on her shear smarts and may be seated at the seat of power. It has got to be the sins of envy and jealousy.
Let um stew in their own juices......
The face of a leader.
Yeah....and McCain and Palin don’t have Bruce Springsteen giving a free concert to get people into see them!
If Sarah Palin is right, Tina Fey’s career is set for at least four years.
Part of that may just be that he is glad that no matter what happens, this campaign will finally be over once and for all very soon.
Matthew Dowd couldn’t have said this today, 2 days before an election. This never happened.
This reminds me of 1948. The media was in the tank for Dewey. Everyone thought Dewey was the certain winner.
Yet weeks before the election my dad was front man for Ohio’s democratic goveror. The governor did not want to snub truman but he didn’t want to be photographed with him either.
So the Governor told Truman he would get on the whistle stop train in Ky and get off after Cincy. Well the crowd was huge at cincy. Pictures taken show the governor about 8 feet away from Truman.
But the crowd was so big the Governor decided he would at least stay on the train until Dayton. The dayton crowd was even biger and the governor was standing about 4 feet from Truman in the pictures.
Teh next stop was springfield and the crowd was huge. The governor was standing next to truman. AT Columbus a huge record crowd was on hand and pictures showed the Governor holding up trumans hand in a joint victory salute.
AT mansfield, Canton and Akron as well as toledo it was hard to get a picture of truman with out the governor.
The governor got off the truman train as it entered New York State. The media said the huge cheering crowds were only people wanting to see a president of the USA in person.
They found out on election day.. those same crowds went to the polls.
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