Campbell Brown is at it again. Having bashed Sarah Palin from the moment she was picked, Brown is out bashing Palin for going after Obama’s ties to Bill Ayers. Brown writes, “To say, as Gov. Sarah Palin is now doing, that Barack Obama pals around with terrorists is just outrageous.” Why exactly is that outrageous? Obama worked for Ayers. Obama fundraised in Ayers’ house. Obama | Read More »
The site Team Sarah has quickly taken off. It’s not an organized effort, but rather organic and grassroots in nature. Starting off with just a few members, the site has ballooned to thousands from across the nation. There has been minimal exposure, minimal promotion, and zero advertising. And it is starting to get interesting. They’ve taken their online efforts off line, having press conferences defending | Read More »
This making the rounds. Judging by our poll, you all agree with Chuck. From: CHUCK YOB Date: Fri, Oct 3, 2008 at 5:34 PM Subject: Dear Governor Palin from Chuck Yob To: Governor Palin Governor Palin, I saw your comments on Fox News today and described in the Detroit Free Press article below. I wholeheartedly agree with you that the decision by the McCain campaign | Read More »
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Here’s what I know about the Katie Couric interview: Nichole Wallace, who previously worked with CBS and now works on the McCain campaign, advocated strongly for the Couric interview, promising it would be fair. Looking at the edited out clips, it is obvious it was not a fair interview. Wallace, in fact, said it was necessary for Palin’s credibility to do a long interview with | Read More »
Bumped up top by reader request so we can keep celebrating last night’s crushing victory by Palin before we get all depressed reading Pej and Blackhedd. Paging Kathleen Parker, Connor whatshisname, etc: If you still want to talk about Palin dropping out, you have beltwayitis and need to leave the NYC-DC corridor of talking heads and cocktail parties for the real United States. Gwen Ifill | Read More »
Sarah Palin just field dressed Joe Biden like a moose. She was awesome. She connected with the people. She had fun. She was relaxed. She was awesome. Biden literally blew this debate — sighing heavily in the microphone. Rolling his eyes. Being condescending. Flagrantly lying about policies that Palin repeatedly called him on. Ifill herself did wind up showing her bias. She rarely gave Palin | Read More »
Are you ever going to let Sarah Palin have the last word?
PERSON: “Senator, Senator, wind and solar are flourishing here in Ohio, so why are you supporting clean coal?” BIDEN: “Say … I didn’t hear what you said.” PERSON: “Wind and solar are flourishing here in Ohio, so why are you supporting clean coal?” BIDEN: “We’re not supporting ‘clean coal.’ Guess what. China’s building two every week. Two dirty coal plants. And it’s polluting the United | Read More »
PERSON: “Senator, Senator, wind and solar are flourishing here in Ohio, so why are you supporting clean coal?” BIDEN: “Say … I didn’t hear what you said.” PERSON: “Wind and solar are flourishing here in Ohio, so why are you supporting clean coal?” BIDEN: “We’re not supporting ‘clean coal.’ Guess what. China’s building two every week. Two dirty coal plants. And it’s polluting the United | Read More »
Dear God this woman is on fire! Ha! I mean she’s really good tonight going back to the middle class. Last week, if you’ll remember, Obama kept referring to the middle class as “they,” i.e. “those people who I am not a part of.” Tonight, Palin says she and her husband are in the Middle Class. She can relate. That’s a big deal. Well done.
As you probably know by now, Gwen Ifill, the debate moderator for the Vice Presidential Debate, has a financial interest in Barack Obama winning the election. Ifill is the author of The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama, a new book scheduled for release on Inauguration Day. Its Amazon.com promotional statement says, “In ‘The Breakthrough,’ veteran journalist Gwen Ifill surveys the American | Read More »
This is one of them. If you haven’t heard of Culture 11, you are no worse off. I’m not going to link to them. They are Steve Forbes’s money + Bill Bennett’s name to give you some conservative culture take. My good friend Joe Carter, who sent me a very nice email last week that I now remember I never responded to (I’ll get to | Read More »
CNN has sent a reporter to the Alaskan island 2 miles from Russia. The whole point is to mock her for her comments on foreign policy and Russia. “She’s never even been here,” CNN’s reporter says. “In fact, no one feels any threat from Russia being as close to them as the White House is from the US. Capitol,” he says. How many hours have | Read More »
Totally agree Josh. She has really helped the media create a “conservatives don’t like her” narrative against Palin. It is not helpful.
A reprint of AChance’s comment: Unlike most here and elsewhere in the Country, I actually know Sarah Palin. I sat in Monday morning commissioner’s staff meetings with her when she was on the AOGCC, I’ve chatted with her from time to time, and I see her dealing with the press here all the time. Usually, she is quite voluable, even chatty. My only criticism is | Read More »
That’s Jenn Rubin’s question about this. A $100,000 state grant for a botanic garden in Englewood that then-state Sen. Barack Obama awarded in 2001 to a group headed by a onetime campaign volunteer is now under investigation by the Illinois attorney general amid new questions, prompted by Chicago Sun-Times reports, about whether the money might have been misspent. You and I frequently speculate that if | Read More »
There really is no other way to look at Alcee Hasting’s (D-FL) remarks. He said, “Anybody toting guns and stripping moose don’t care too much about what they do with Jews and blacks. So, you just think this through.” Well, I have thought this through and the only conclusion I can come to is that he thinks Jews and blacks are animals. Why else would | Read More »
There you go. America is at war overseas and in an economic crisis here at home. Many of her citizens believe the country is on the wrong track. It is for times such as these that men like John McCain are made, to put country first so that it can be put right in its time of need. For this reason, The Examiner endorses McCain | Read More »
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