SARAH PALIN'S PING LIST!
Mrs Sarah assumes the new Congress would do what the American people elected them to do. Already I see and hear many indications that this may not be the case and we may get screwed once again.
Interesting on her not ‘deciding’ about a run for several months still. I’d have thought that she’d jump in early next year. Seems like everybody’s trying to hang back this time around.
I think she's going to regret saying that. Right now every potential candidate has their staff searching for any compromise Palin made while governor or mayor. She's going to be asked about flip-flopping from here to 2012.
And Bill Clinton agrees with Sarah Palin:
Clinton and Obama for Bush-
Two Democrats stump for tax cuts.
We thought we’d seen everything in politics, but yesterday was truly miraculous: There in the White House press room was none other than former Democratic President Bill Clinton appearing with current Democratic President Barack Obama to endorse the tax cuts of Republican George W. Bush.
“In my opinion, this is a good bill, and I hope that my fellow Democrats will support it,’’ Mr. Clinton said in praise of the Obama-Republican tax deal that would extend the tax rates on capital and upper incomes that passed in 2001 and 2003. Keep the sharp objects away from Bernie Sanders, please.
Both Democrats have devoted most of their political lives to denouncing such tax cuts—for their injustice, for increasing the deficit, for any other ill you can imagine. But 9.8% unemployment half way through a Democratic President’s term tends to discombobulate the partisan mind. So Barack brought in Bill to help persuade a liberal Democratic base that is having a harder time forgetting two generations of anti-rich populism. Or as Mr. Clinton once famously said, “You gotta do what you gotta do.”
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704457604576011940005049726.html
It seemed that ABC used the same tactic they used when Sarah Palin was interviewed by Charles Gibson again.
Unfortunately, it passed last night, so it’s too late not to “wait for a better deal”.
Now we have to work for the next two years to counter the republican argument that we couldn’t afford to raise rich people’s taxes “in a recession”, and get back to the “taxes are just too high” message.
Because in 2 years, there won’t be a recession, so we are going to need the right argument.
I saw a portion of the interview on television this morning, and Robin Roberts being completely indignant at someone accusing Zero of flip-flopping. She could barely contain her anger and it showed when she formulated her response (one could barely call what she said a “question.”)
“When asked about recent emotional displays by incoming Republican House Speaker John Boehner, the former Alaska governor also spoke of what she perceives as a double-standard for women in politics. Noting that she respected the Ohio Republican for having “worn his feelings on his sleeve on things that are so important to him,” Palin said she wasn’t sure that, as a woman, she would be treated with an equal response in similar circumstances. “ Imagine if Sarah cried during similar circumstances...the the MSM and liberal zombies would be all over her.
She’s right. I don’t know why the GOP felt they had to rush and get this done. I’m not happy with the deal at all. The only thing good about it was seeing liberal heads explode nationwide Obongo flip flopped and they despise the “rich”. Rich to them is anyone that has a job and makes over 40K.