Palin: On to Kentucky

Breitbart - Big Government ^ | October 17, 2013 | Sarah Palin

[don-o]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3080027/posts?page=15#15

onyx’a list is on this thread. Sorry - was more thus headed than usual last night

[Tulane]

Your post makes no sense. Why would she back McCain when it mattered in 2012, and now offer the base platitudes about fighting the good fight? She is the quintessential blowhard of politics. She is a half baked nimrod. Lol.

[ObamahatesPACoal]

Senator Begich is getting trick amnesty ads supporting him from Zuckerberg.

“The ad is less about convincing the public to support a policy and more about convincing them to support the lawmaker who voted in favor of fwd.us’s preferred policy,” Kondik said.

“Another ad lauded Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, for supporting further oil drilling.”

[Finny]

"What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly: it is dearness only that gives every thing its value. Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as freedom should not be highly rated."

Tom Paine was so right.

I hope Palin has a good entourage.

[Finny]

A principled vote is useless, because principled votes are outnumbered by the votes of the needy and dependent class.

Easily solved by making the moral decision to exclude from the franchise those living on the government dole. It is justifiably moral to require it in voting.

Probably a lot more Americans than you think would be perfectly okay with that, and even more pleased to be required to show photo ID for voting. The only reason anyone fights voter ID laws is to enable fraud. Everyone knows it.

Really, it all comes down to morality. America needs to revisit and acknowledge confidence in its Judeo-Christian foundation. Be good, do right, and this can work for everybody. You don't need the government to decide what's moral in terms of charity (welfare), environmental (cleaning up after yourself), health care, homosexuality -- government presumes to fine-tune control over We the People.

We sure do need a Christian revival.

[RichInOC]

Given that we’re talking about a guy who primaried Jerry Ford all the way to the convention and almost won, yeah, I do. Reagan won contested primary races on the way to becoming both governor and president. Palin became governor in part by primarying and beating the incumbent Frank Murkowski. (And in part by beating his Democrat predecessor, but I digress.) The Eleventh Commandment says “thou shalt not speak ill of a fellow Republican”, not “thou shalt not run against a fellow Republican”.

[Tulane]

Given that we’re talking about a guy who primaried Jerry Ford all the way to the convention and almost won, yeah, I do. Reagan won contested primary races on the way to becoming both governor and president. Palin became governor in part by primarying and beating the incumbent Frank Murkowski. (And in part by beating his Democrat predecessor, but I digress.) The Eleventh Commandment says “thou shalt not speak ill of a fellow Republican”, not “thou shalt not run against a fellow Republican”.

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Good points...and for the record...McCain, Peter King et al, need to quit going on national television and making this about Ted Cruz and the Republican Party...they are awful.