[2ndDivisionVet]

Uh-oh, seems the Left better come up with another attack on Gov. Palin.

[skeeter]

All this running around and correcting the Left's lies is tiresome.

Especially knowing you're always going to be two or three lies behind them.

[Tea Party Reveler]

My local Newspaper, the Daily Republic, isn’t running too many Stories about the Tucson tragedy. They don’t like my criticism of Obama and the liberal contingent in the comment section. I get too much ammunition (can I use that word) from Free Republic and Liberty Post to sling at liberals there. I posted there today about Obama’s pep rally and compared it to the Nuremberg rally. Boo hoo, local newspaper! Grow a skin!

[redk]

Funny so far I see Jews defending her on this and a bunch of people who aren’t even Jewish acting all indignant about it.

[lentulusgracchus]

One of the network news orgs interviewed -- I think it was See BS -- a rabbi about the "blood libel" charge. His reply wasn't exactly crisp and incisive, but he seemed to be saying that

a) "blood libel" only applies to libels against Jews, and cannot be applied to other libels, and

b) Sarah Palin crossed a line of moral offense (of course she did) by appropriating the term and applying it to what media liberals are doing with their campaign of personal destruction, in trying to pin the murders on her.

[DainBramage]

Jews don’t own words any more than blacks own words.

[Sharkfish]

Intellectual and theological honesty, especially in this week’s atmosphere of left-wing insanity, is refreshing . . . and reassuring. I don’t know about his politics, but any Jew, especially a Rabbi, who publicly states a position in support of a political conservative deserves praise for his or her bravery.

[goldstategop]

The notion of individual responsibility comes from Ezekiel.

Before that, Jews used to believe when one individual went astray, the entire nation was held responsible.

The Democrats want to resurrect that ancient view. I don’t believe the innocent should be punished along with the guilty. It isn’t fair, it isn’t justice and that’s not America.

[SampleMan]

I’ve hear the term blood libel used in exactly the way Palin used it for the last 40 years. Its nothing new.

And if it was new, so what. Is there a new rule in the English language that we can’t use analogous phrases?

[FreedBird]

Media say Obama good, Palin bad. Some people still believe what media say. More people can think without media telling them how to think, with their manipulative rants.
Media trust is being destroyed.

[Hunton Peck]

bump

[newzjunkey]

The phrase “blood libel” is not on most people’s radar. For me, this criticism of Palin came out of left field.

[WFTR]

I can't see myself supporting Mrs. Palin in the primaries next year, and I see no way that she could win the general election. However, she does not deserve the despicable attacks that have come from the left (and occasionally the right) in the aftermath of this incident. This commentary is rational and intelligent. Thanks for posting this one.

[LoneStarC]

Just for fun, check out what Palin has said about Israel with what Obama has said (and done) in regard to Israel.