Palin Saboteurs Want to Kill Her Career Now

The Moderate Voice ^ | 11/14/08 | Floyd and Mary Beth Brown

[Jeff Head]

Libs and RINOs hate Sarah and fear her. They saw and know full well what she is capable of. They do so because of her ability to connect with common Americans all over the country. Her appeal was evident not only in the large numbers who came out to see her, but in the excitement generated at those rallies.

She accomplished more in a few short weeks in that regard than other politicians have in a life time.

But they shall completely fail in their attempts to destroy her.

But, the more they seek to down play her and besmirch her with these underhanded, cowardly attacks, the more the conservative base and common Americans will rally to her.

For our part, we must do what we can to stand in the breech and write our GOP senators and urge them to stand.

At the same time standing up in any way we can ourselves over these next four years until we can turn this OBAMANATION out.

Many more designs here.

[toddausauras]

Let’s keep the fire alive! Let’s make Sarah the next winning GOP candidate for prez.

[skeeter]

Won’t work. The future of the GOP is Palin and those like her. They’ll be vital long after the RINO country clubbers are but an unpleasant memory.

[ConservativeMind]

Well, it’s great to hear from those “Moderates.”

I’d hate to think about who we might get for our President if it wasn’t for the Moderates.

What an idiotic name for a blog. It can’t be worth a damn, or it would stand for something.

[pointsal]

Okay...as a redneck from the oil patch and cotton fields back home....what the Hell is wrong with Sarah?

[curiosity]

Looking back at history, you see resemblances of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan in Palin.

What an insult to Maggie and the Gipper!

[se_ohio_young_conservative]

Yep. The GOP establishment fears her. A lot of people in Washington will fear her more and more.

If Sarah Palin ever becomes President, a lot of very powerful people will lose their seat at the table forever.

I pray for her protection.

[Mr. Mojo]

Firefighting 101 teaches it is easier to stomp out a wildfire when it is small. Don’t allow the fire to grow, spread and become an inferno.

Too late. Sarah's already a firestorm, and she'll burn every last RINO pretender to a crisp by '12.

[skeeter]

OK, how about we see alot of Reagan at age 44 in Palin.

[alecqss]

Hell is wrong with Sarah?

Well, imagine you are a career politician whose political sinecure all of a sudden under a threat from the young guns... It's the same attitude that some super rich have toward competition - once they on top they are ready to support socialism just to kill it.

[dalight]

We didn't start the fire..

Some Billy Joel seems appropriate here.. though..

They are silly if they think this flame can be put out by sneaky pukes and their crap.

[GloriaJane]

[big black dog]

Gov. Haley Barbour

Not sure why he was mentioned. I always thought he was a real straight shooter. In fact, he was on Christine Matthews Hardline show the other day and had nothing but good things to say about Palin.

[McGruff]

Well I guess it's The Beltway Boys vs The Red States. I can tell ya I'm nowhere near Washington DC as I think most of us aren't.

[imfrmdixie]

“They” are forgetting.....”they” get nowhere without us...the voters...”they” can try to destroy and demonize Sarah Palin but as long as “we” see her value to our country and the future of the GOP....and we stand togther...”they” won’t get their way...nor our votes.

[curiosity]

Okay...as a redneck from the oil patch and cotton fields back home....what the Hell is wrong with Sarah?

Lots of things. Here are just a few.

1) She lacks knowledge of just about every national policy issue, save enegery, and betrays a disturbing lack of curiosity about political philosophy.

2) She can't speak intelligently about economic policy. She appears to know even less about economics than McCain.

3) She couldn't speak intelligently about the financial crisis, beyond parroting platitudes about "greed and corruption on Wall Street," which...

4)Betrays a perverse tendency to succumb to economic populism, like Huckabee.

5) Favors amnesty for illegals.

6) Beyond a few small, token purely symbolic spending cuts, she hasn't governed as a fiscal conservative.

Beyond her being pro-life and pro-gun, there is very little to like about her.

Hopefully Huckabee will run in 2012, in which case he'll split the value voter vote with Palin, leaving an opening for someone who can speak intelligently about economics and who, instead of falling for populist snake oil, knows how to sell sound, market-based economic solutions to the middle.

[imfrmdixie]

Haley is a good ole Southern boy...he’s not about to trash a woman...he knows better than that...his mama taught him better.

[imfrmdixie]

Well, here you are again mixing misery and gin....you’re just a little ray of sunshine, ain’t cha’?