Couldn’t agree more. Just add it up, attacks on Palin + attacks on returning veterans + attacks on TEA Party participants + attacks on Miss CA, there is a definate pattern. The left has always hated average Americans, we all know that, but never before have they allowed it to be so openly displayed with such gusto, and so way over the top.
Naturally, Palin scares the hell out of the RNC/GOP elites as well, so we see attacks on her coming from that quarter, as well as from supporters of other potential candidates. Some of this is to be expected as contenders move into position, but it has gone way over the top.
There is no other candidate on the same level as Palin. What other possible candidate draws crowds like she does? In Evansville the crowd was at least 50 percent larger than normal for the RTL event, to say nothing of the crowd on the street who were just interested in seeing her, taking her picture, and shaking her hand. The crowd was so big the cops ended up closing off the street for safety reasons. This will repeat itself everywhere she speaks, you can count on that.
Once SarahPAC starts aggressive fundraising, the sky will be the limit. I suspect right now that SarahPAC with little advertising has probably raked in quite a bit, probably more than Romney and Huckabee combined.
Calling Sarah ‘damaged goods’ is a dismissive or presumptuous comment that indicates to me what the speaker WISHES would happen but knows it won’t.
Let me say there have been multiple strategies employed by sinsiter forces diametrically opposed to Sarah to take her down. This is just another bullet in their arsenal.
If this strategy didn’t work in February and March when SarahPAC was just getting off the ground and Sarah herself was ‘grounded’ in Alaska and prevented from actively being partisan, it surely is not going to work when Sarah becomes active again in the Lower 48 doing her own fundraisers and generating mega-publicity as she makes the rounds.