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is this American_Jihad character for realz or just a Lefty trying to make tpubs look preposterous?
I was thinking the same thing. He and Rottweiler both are the best advertisements for liberalism.
I was thinking you and Dot.com were trying to make libs look preposterous.
I'm still baffled that SP was actually a governor of an American state!
Palin was 100% spot on to want to make the McCain Campaign focus on highlighting Obama's radical associations and unAmerican ideas
Look at how far from our founding Obama has "transformed" us
Come back Sarah! All is forgiven! Pair up with Trump for the next election! You are a shoe in! (he he he he...!)
If the vicious treatment is indicative of fear, then I agree. I also think Herman Cain scared the hell out of them. Anyone who draws crowds and makes sense is a threat. Palin is bold and will say what many of the RINOs are afraid to. Most of the insults I read are juvenile and inaccurate. I've seen so many libs quote Tina Fey (as Palin) with the seeing Russia from her back porch comment. It amazes me that they can watch an actor in a skit and take it seriously.
If the vicious treatment is indicative of fear, then I agree. I also think Herman Cain scared the hell out of them. Anyone who draws crowds and makes sense is a threat. Palin is bold and will say what many of the RINOs are afraid to. Most of the insults I read are juvenile and inaccurate. I've seen so many libs quote Tina Fey (as Palin) with the seeing Russia from her back porch comment. It amazes me that they can watch an actor in a skit and take it seriously.
Except that the dialogue for those skits was taken from Palin's interviews with Katie Couric and were almost verbatim.
Her wading into geopolitics with the stupid comment about seeing Russia from "an island in Alaska" was with Charlie Gibson and that was parodied into the "I can see Russia from my house" line.
As Rick Perry said, "Oooops..."
"You betcha!"Sarah Palin: Ted Cruz, Mike Lee Are The 'Brave Men Who Tried To Do Something'
The Puffington Post | By Chris Gentilviso Posted: 09/28/2013
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Hours away from a potential government shutdown, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) lauded her Tea Party colleagues for their efforts over the past few weeks.
In an op-ed for Breitbart, Palin credited Sens. Mike Lee (R-Utah) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas) as the "brave men who tried to do something."
"Ted Cruz and Mike Lee fought to fulfill the campaign promises every Republican made, and their actions have been revelatory for all of us," Palin wrote.
Palin has stood by Cruz and Lee during the Obamacare-government shutdown debate. After Cruz turned in a 21-hour address against the Affordable Care Act earlier this week, Palin coined him one of the leaders of a "third party" called the "good guys."
"That's the third party," Palin said. "Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, Rand Paul, some of these guys working so extremely hard for, again, standing strong on what used to be the planks of the Republican platform. Those are the players in the party whom I will support."
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http://www.puffingtonpost.com/2013/09/28/sarah-palin-ted-cruz-mike-lee_n_4009976.html
Palin to campaign for N.J. Senate candidate Lonegan
Martha T. Moore,October 10, 2013
Sarah Palin is the latest conservative star heading to New Jersey to support Republican Steve Lonegan in his uphill fight for the Senate against Newark Mayor Cory Booker. On Saturday, Palin will appear with Lonegan at a speedway rally and training session for campaign workers in New Egypt, N.J.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and Texas Gov. Rick Perry have also campaigned for Lonegan, a former mayor of Bogota, N.J., and former state director of Americans for Prosperity, a conservative political group backed by billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch.
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Palin to campaign for N.J. Senate candidate Lonegan
She is to progressive liberals as holy water is to vampires, Ssssss...
Liberals and Progressives Fear Sarah Palin
June 01, 2011
Talk show host Rush Limbaugh says that, if he were President Barack Obama, he would not want to face a staunch conservative such as former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin because she carries a frightening message that he is beatable. Limbaugh also said on Fox News Thursday night that the GOP establishment fears Palin as well.
Fox News Greta van Susteren asked Limbaugh whether Palins announced bus trip marks the beginning of her presidential campaign.
I think this bus trip its certainly designed to get people speculating that shes in, Limbaugh said. The thing about Sarah Palin to me is that she has now learned to relish and to profit from all the attention negative or positive and she certainly knows negative attention.
Liberals and Progressives Fear Sarah Palin // Current TV
