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'The right choice': Delegates give Palin a wild GOP welcome
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Ms. Palin's job performance, and the well-being of her children, are not inversely correlated. Any mother who has a big family and is professionally qualified, can do anything.
And the fact that she has five kids and is pro-life, should say everything that needs to be said regarding her family values.
Sorry to interrupt your "Leave It To Beaver" reruns.
Fires up the base and gives them a reason to vote in November, something they were lacking up to now in the top of the ticket.
Republicans are never comfortable fighting for their noble principles alone. Unlike the Democrats they recognize you have to mix in a healthy dose of hate to leaven (i.e. win) an election.
If its not academics they despise, its gays. If its not immigrants they deplore, its the media. And when there were no more commies to hate, liberals took their place.
Its such a effective strategy and why the Republicans are so good at winning Presidential elections.
Its just so unbecoming when Republicans play the victim card. We need them to be the adults in the room reminding us of our traditions and responsibilities.
Instead every four years they become the spoiled brats ready to throw a tantrum at every perceived injustice and slight.
Will it work this time? If history is any indicator, probably.
So much for the "till all success be nobleness, and every gain divine" aspects of the American story.
Her speech last night erased any lingering doubts about her toughness, her credentials, or her preparation to lead. The speech was tough, sparkling, and inspiring. She is certainly more prepared to be president than the top of the democratic ticket.
The fact that Obama has yet to pass or even write a single major legislative initiative in the senate OR the state legislature is very telling about the man who claims he will lead a "change."
Go home Sara. These people are making fun of you and using you to gain power without talking the real issues. For example: how many homes in Alaska are in foreclosure, and what do John or Sara intend to do about it?
Mr. Obama is looking more and more like the dignified statesman we need in the White House.
Time for the captain of the football team (John) and the head cheerleader (Sara) to go back to just being cool kids in the hall.
1) She did a great job delivering the speech as it was written for her (Now before you attack, I recognize that Biden has speech writers, Bush too, and almost all other politicians do, this is not a slight toward Palin).
2) She demonstrated that she is no pushover like some may have thought
3) I was very surprised all night at the ad hominem attacks on Obama, and she did this with a very sarcastic and mocking tone (think of the line: he was a community organizer).
4) Last week, Dems attacked the policies of McCain, but I cannot remember a single time when McCain was attacked in an ad hominem manner like Obama was by Palin.
5) For Mitt Romney to attack the Eastern Liberal Elite was funny.
I suppose he was attacking the pro-choice, pro-gay rights, pro-universal health care liberal Governor of someplace like Massachussetts, a man who grew up with a father that was a Governor, cabinet member, and CEO of an auto company, who has a fortune of over $500Million and could spend $50Million of his own money to be President - Himself,the definition of elite.
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Sarah Palin hit it out of the ball park. She isn't intimidated by anyone or anything. What a breath of FRESH AIR. It's obvious that the Democrats are scared to death.
SHE'S A NATURAL! GO SARAH!
Imagine what we saw on tv last night; people come from Alaska, boyfriend who made Bristol pregnant is in standing line, McCain shakes his hand... whooopeeee... what did he say to him, "Good job, Levi. Good job!"
we have sunk so low with the gop...
i am voting democrat this fall.
And Obama fans.... how did that taste? Your boy got lit up last night! Ouch!