Showing posts with label Sarahcuda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sarahcuda. Show all posts

Sunday, May 01, 2011

Palin to Maddow - 'Get me a Diet Coke"

Do somehing useful Maddow ...

Maddow Zinger


Wednesday, July 07, 2010

Please don't throw me in dat briar patch

2012 and the GOP's Palin trap

eye on the prize
Reagan-Obama, same thing?

Thank goodness for Lib rags like Salon, which have been advising the GOP about who not to run since, what? 1980?  News editor Steve Kornack here warns about  2012 and the GOP's Palin trap, just in case foolish Republican primary voters are feeling suicidal. 

[A] ticket headed by Palin would be hard-pressed to break 40%. Palin as the nominee would probably make 2012 the most lopsided election victory for the incumbent President since 1984.

That would be Mondale v. Reagan. 

The relevance to Palin is obvious: Like Mondale in '84, she would represent to the general election audience of 2012 just about everything they'd rejected in 2008 (and 2006). In nominating her, Republicans would be saying to the country, "We have learned nothing these last four years. We have changed nothing."

* Smacks head* Oh, that relevance!

1984  Having endured four years of Carter malaise,  the nation is filled with new vigor and renewed national pride after Ronald Reagan's first term.  Nobody is sorry they voted for him, and are certainly not about to bring in a Carter-clone replacement (which is why Mondale is thrown to the dogs by the DNC to begin with) .

2012  The parallels are -- huh?   It would be a fatal mistake? ...  to remind voters -- of the bullet they dodged by  rejecting Palin-McCain for this heaping pile of Obama stink?  Nice try Steve.

Wednesday, June 09, 2010

Sarah growls back

Less Talkin’, More Kickin’

Tweaking a hapless dog

In September 2008, 60 Minutes correspondent Steve Kroft interviewed Senator Barack Obama.  He asked, "Why you? I mean, why do you think you would be a good president?"  Obama responded with a litany of gobbeldy-gook.

KROFT: But what is there specifically about you? You mentioned disposition. You mentioned disposition. What skills and traits do you have that would make you a good president?

OBAMA: Look, I'm a practical person. One of the things I'm good at is getting people in a room with a bunch of different ideas. Who sometimes violently disagree with each other. And finding common ground. And a sense of common direction, and that's the kind of approach I think that prevents you from making some of the enormous mistakes that we've seen over the last eight years. 

 60 Minutes, compelled by desire to get this man elected, later scrubbed that inanity from the public transcript.   Continuing.

KROFT: We've talked a lot of times, and we've talked a lot about the issue of experience. And, according to the latest CBS News poll and all the polls, it still remains one of the things that people are concerned about with you -- the lack of executive experience. I mean, suppose you wake up on the day after the election, the president elect of the United States. What are you gonna do? I mean, how are you gonna govern?

OBAMA: Well, look.

KROFT: You've never run anything. And now, all of a sudden, you're in charge of running the United States.

OBAMA: Well

KROFT: Besides your campaign.

I don't have to remind you that the Obama tyro, with media allies, would belittle Sarah Palin's experience as Governor of Alaska as a joke. Today she gets her digs in.  From her Facebook page:

50 days in, and we’ve just learned another shocking revelation concerning the Obama administration’s response to the Gulf oil spill. In an interview aired this morning, President Obama admitted that he hasn’t met with or spoken directly to BP’s CEO Tony Hayward. His reasoning: “Because my experience is, when you talk to a guy like a BP CEO, he’s gonna say all the right things to me. I’m not interested in words. I’m interested in actions.”

First, to the “informed and enlightened” mainstream media: in all the discussions you’ve had with the White House about the spill, did it not occur to you before today to ask how the CEO-to-CEO level discussions were progressing to remedy this tragedy? You never cease to amaze. (Kind of reminds us of the months on end when you never bothered to ask if the President was meeting with General McChrystal to talk about our strategy in Afghanistan.)

Second, to fellow baffled Americans: this revelation is further proof that it bodes well to have some sort of executive experience before occupying the Oval Office (as if the painfully slow response to the oil spill, confusion of duties, finger-pointing, lack of preparedness, and inability to grant local government simple requests weren’t proof enough). [continued]
Aside: Sarry had a pretty good night as a king-maker.

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Dave Wins


snort

Thursday, December 10, 2009

In Passing

In Passing ...
 I stop for a moment of Zen

}Sticky for Smoking Gun at Darwin Zero
I feel this story of irrational data adjustment is so important, that I’m giving it a sticky at the top so it doesn’t get buried in the other stories.(Watts Up With That?)

10 Most Twisted Holiday Specials
Bottom item

One of the TigerHawk Teenager's friends just posted the following as a Facebook status update:
    The Jews say the Ark of the Covenant gives whoever possesses it massive power. The Ethiopians claim to have it. One of them must be lying.  Good point.

Democrat Rep. Alan Grayson Tells VP Cheney to "STFU" (Video)
Evidently nobody has ever used the acronym on Chris Matthews, LMFAO

EPA Must Be Stopped
The EPA's finding that carbon dioxide is a dangerous pollutant explains why the administration wasn't too concerned over possible failure at Copenhagen. This was their Plan B.
33 Minutes - Protecting America in the New Missile Age
Heritage Foundation film trailer.  If you substitute China, or even USSRII, for Iran and North Korea, a better argument is made for the threat of a nuclear missile strike, IMO. (7 minute trailer)

Who does the Evil Empire see as their biggest threat?
Sarah Palin: Tomatoes Thrown; Fallon Jokes to Maddow: ‘Awful’ That Palin Not Hit By TomatoWP ripped for running Palin op-edUnhinged Goreacle to Palin: 'What In The Hell Do They Think Is Causing It?'  
Have I mentioned Sarah Palin yet?
Why would Sarah Palin rate Obama a '4'?
As a big fan of Sarah Palin, I must admit I was disappointed with the number Governor Palin assigned President Obama.  I certainly would have rated him much lower.

}Why leaderless Tea Parties are beating the GOP
Rather than embracing this genuine movement, establishment politicians and consultants are calculating how to co-opt, sideline or even defeat the newest phenomenon in politics - tea partiers.


Wednesday, December 09, 2009

High Jumper

"never will be -- a candidate
of the Republican establishment"

Curmudgeonly & Skeptical
Interesting commentary from the WaPo's Morning Fix column.
2. An astute Fixista flagged a fascinating interview that former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin gave to conservative talk radio host Lars Larson last Friday in which she appears to leave the door open to a third party bid for president in 2012. Asked by Larson whether she would consider running as a third party candidate, Palin said: "That depends on how things go in the next couple of years." Larson told the 2008 vice presidential nominee that answer "sounds like a yes" to which she responded: "If the Republican party gets back to that [conservative] base, I think our party is going to be stronger and there's not going to be a need for a third party, but I'll play that by ear in these coming months, coming years." Which, to the Fix's delicate ears, sounds like Palin leaving the door wide open. As we have written before, Palin is not -- and never will be -- a candidate of the Republican establishment. Given that, and the unpredictability she demonstrated in her stunning decision to resign as governor over the summer, no potential avenue to the presidency should be ruled out.
Yes, just commentary by some guy working for an uber liberal rag, but I suspect he mouths what the town snitches tell him, and the town is D.C..  No surprise, of course, but it will be damned hard for the GOP to freeze Palin out at this point. Wouldn't be the first time the coaches were fired because they couldm't get along with the star player, wot?  And make no mistake, she is the star, and nobody else comes close.

Saturday, November 28, 2009

The Persecution of Sarah Palin:

"Those called out in the book should not
be allowed to forget what they did."



 The Persecution of Sarah Palin: How the Elite Media Tried to Bring Down a Rising Star

This book goes on my Christmas snocking list for the obvious reason that I like Palin.  But, I also believe the task of rebuilding our broken nation has to begin with destroying the corrupt, rancid, Democrat Media Complex that engineered its downfall, and that can only be accomplished,  given the price of ammo these days, by disseminating overriding truths    You can read an opening excerpt here.  Amongst these recommendations, Brit Hume, especially, speaks for me.
"A compelling account of journalistic malpractice on a grand scale. Those called out in the book should not be allowed to forget what they did."
-Brit Hume, senior political analyst, Fox News

"Matthew Continetti has written a touch, revealing look at how the bias or habits of liberals in the media led them to assault a political figure who shared neither their values nor background. Whether you like Sarah Palin or not, this well-researched and meticulous volume strips the bark off influential players in journalism."
-Karl Rove, former deputy chief of staff and senior advisor to President George W. Bush

"If every member of the anti-Palin media was simply forced to read and understand just the first page of this book, what is left of journalism in this country would be greatly improved. If every voter had done so prior to the election, we might have a different president right now."
-John Ziegler, creator of the film Media Malpractice

"During the 2008 campaign the 'mainstream media' wrote a narrative about Sarah Palin that had very little to do with the facts. Now Matthew Continetti, who told us the truth about the Republican machine in The K Street Gang, tells us the truth about how Palin was chosen by John McCain and how so many in the press set out to destroy her."
-Michael Barone, resident fellow, American Enterprise Institute; coauthor, The Almanac of American Politics

Friday, November 20, 2009

No right to run?

What?


  David Harsanyi writing in the Denver Post, Nov. 18:

These days, where you fall on the crucial issue of Sarah Palin tells the rest of us all we need to know about your character. You’re either a:

A) Scum-sucking, terror-loving elitist, or a

B) Radical, tea-bag-loving simpleton.

Yet, believe it or not, one can (as I do) admire Palin’s charisma and roots, appreciate her dissent on the policy experiments brainy folks in Washington are cooking up and at the same time believe she has no business running for president in 2012.

In fact, all you haters out there force me to root for her.

There’s nothing wrong, for instance, with The Associated Press assigning a crack team of investigative journalists to sift through every word of Palin’s book, “Going Rogue” (HarperCollins, November 2009) for inaccuracies. You only wish similarly methodical muckraking was applied to President Barack Obama’s two self-aggrandizing tomes—or even the health care or cap and trade bills, for that matter.

Printed in The Wall Street Journal, page A27

This was a WSJ 'Notable Quotable' yesterday. I don't get it?  Why would Mr. Harsanyi suggest "she has no business running for president in 2012?"  No business?   Why?  Because she's not a natural born citizen?  Not yet 35 years of age?   That calls for an explanation Lucy; one which I'll warrant you'll rupture yourself giving.  She'll run if she has enough support, and she'll win if she gets enough votes.  With no help from ACORN or SEIU. 

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Oprah gets smacked

Smackdown!
 If you were one of the billions who didn't watch Sarah Palin's Oprah appearance, you'll be glad to learn that (according to HuffPo) the "real telling moment came in the first seconds of the sit-down."
They don't call it The Oprah Winfrey Show for nothing. It was a moment worthy of a WWF Smackdown: The Narcissist vs The Maverick.

Did you feel snubbed that I hadn't invited you to be on the show during the campaign?, Winfrey immediately asked The Wasilla Wonder. To which a rather snarky Palin quipped, "No offense to you, but it wasn't the center of my universe." Oh no she di-'int! Palin then added, "I've heard more about that during the last few weeks than during the campaign." Clearly taken aback, an incredulous Winfrey asked, "You didn't even know about it?!" Wow. It was kind of painful to watch. It was as if Oprah was pleading, Wait, don't you know who I am? I am Oprah...Winfrey....I elect presidents...I turn no-name authors into superstars....I make middle-aged, middle-American white women swoon more than Josh Groban! Are you telling me you didn't obsess about me when you were on the campaign trail? Shocking! Truly shocking!


And there you have it. The one big, and only truly relevant moment in the interview. The Mammoth Ego from Chicago meets the Mighty MILF From Alaska. Last time I saw theatre this good a bunch of human cats were jumping around on Broadway.
 Oprah's ratings for this show were her highest in years, surpassing even the Obama interview.

Related: MoSup tells me that while she was in Border's Bookstore yesterday, a man came up to the desk and somewhat irritatedly said to the clerk, "I'm looking for her book!" That  was all.  Her book. The clerk responded that she didn't know where it was.  Another clerk piped up, "I've got them here in a box, but they're somewhere else too."   Word for word.

Hannity's Palin Interview Ratings: 4.9 Million For Second Highest Rated "Hannity (including  & Colmes)" Ever
Monkey Crash
has the full Palin-Hannity video (in 7 parts).  I did watch it, and Sarah sparkled.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Rush Sarah

"I had a great conversation with Rush today. We spoke about the issues facing our nation, the future of the Republican party and touched on other great topics." Sarah Palin
Part One:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Noxo36ZUI3E
 
Part Two:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ozher96_lkQ

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Palin's Cred

Book Tour Notes


I think she does fit neatly with the Tea Party movement and she gets the same kind of anger from Democrats as that movement. They hate her as much as they hate the Tea Party and the Town Hall protesters, because she and they stand between them and their objectives. Do not doubt that Democrats hate her as much as they hated George Bush. To be a really successful candidate she has to find a way to feed off that hate and at the same time inspire a movement that is looking for leadership.

Those who claim she needs to "grow" are ignoring some pretty solid positions on energy and the environment as well as national security. On the hot button issues that have motivated the Tea Party movement she is well ahead of the rest of the Republican party. - (Complete)  via Cheryl Jones
 It's sadly true that today's bellwether of patriotism and hope for America's future is the degree of arc thrown on the  DNC's Hate Meter. By that measure, we have found Reagan II.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Afraid of Sarah

Great Moments In Journalism: Sarah Palin Marginalization Starts Early At MSNBC
 There are journalists at MSNBC?
This screen cap pretty much says it all.  For people who've been accusing me most of my adult life of being afraid of strong Liberal women like Geraldine Ferraro, Pat Schroeder, and Hillary Clinton, you'd think these guys would   ... you know. Buck-up a little. 

Read the rest here.  Journalists indeed.

Monday, November 02, 2009

Palin does Biden

Sarah Palin: Response to Vice President Biden's Comments Today About My Position On Energy Independence


 R'voltin' Joe was in Watertown stumping for Donk Owens today, and stepped on the wrong fashionable pumps.
As the vice president knows, I have always advocated an all-of-the-above approach to American energy independence. Among other things, my alternative energy goal for Alaska sits at 50 percent because Alaska reached more than 20 percent during my term in office. The Obama-Biden administration, on the other hand, recently announced a renewable goal of only 25 percent. However, domestic drilling should remain a top priority in order to meet America’s consumption and security needs.

The vice president’s extreme opposition to domestic energy development goes all the way back to 1973 when he opposed the Alaska pipeline bill. As Ann Coulter pointed out, “Biden cast one of only five votes against the pipeline that has produced more than 15 billion barrels of oil, supplied nearly 20 percent of this nation’s oil, created tens of thousands of jobs, added hundreds of billions of dollars to the U.S. economy and reduced money transfers to the nation’s enemies by about the same amount.”

This nonsensical opposition to American domestic energy development continues to this day. Apparently the Obama-Biden administration only approves of offshore drilling in Brazil, where it will provide security and jobs for Brazilians. This election is about American security and American jobs.

There’s one way to tell Vice President Biden that we’re tired of folks in Washington distorting our message and hampering our nation’s progress: Hoffman, Baby, Hoffman!

- Sarah Palin
 And just for snickers - check out NJ’s Governor’s Race: Candidate Plays Loose With Facts?

JammieWaeringFool

Sunday, October 04, 2009

Palin-08

C&S One Year Ago Today
October 4th, 2008

Palin:
"Obama a treasonous Manchurian candidate .."

But, in a nice way

Friday, September 25, 2009

Palin Poetry

Conan Gets it Right
Sarah's Farewell Speech was Poetry

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Goodnight kiss $10,000 extra

*Sigh* The rich get everything

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Palin Polar


Doctor Zero gets it, and speaks for many - very many - of us. 
When I began writing for Hot Air, I never imagined I would find myself critical of Charles Krauthammer twice, after only blogging for four months. I’ve followed his work for years, and still eagerly read everything he publishes. He writes brilliantly on many topics, but he just doesn’t get Sarah Palin, or by extension her supporters… which by further extension means he misunderstands the precarious moment America finds itself in, and the opportunities that lie ahead for conservatives.

Let me dispense with the most controversial part of Krauthammer’s recent Town Hall column first: this condescending nonsense about asking Palin to “leave the room” while “we have a reasoned discussion about end-of-life counseling.” There’s only one group of people who needs to leave the room during that discussion, and it’s the socialist zealot in the White House, along with the craven cowards in his party. They’ve already demonstrated a remarkable gift for swiftly leaving the room when people start asking tough questions, so we’ll hardly notice when they slink out. Maybe while they’re gone, they could find the billions in Cash for Clunkers money that vanished into thin air.

Those Facebook pages she’s tossing around like ninja throwing stars are  ... [continued]
Like Ann Coulter's dis of we who will not take insults for answers about Barry's birthing, I disagree with Krauthammer's "condescending nonsense."  But, what the hell, I disappointed my mother a lot too, but she stuck by me, as I will with these two.  Until they commit a second capital crime.  

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Palin gets it right

Which would make Obama wrong.  Again.

UPDATED - The Soros Connection

One of these people is an idiot

The Export-Import Bank has proposed a $2 billion loan to a Brazilian oil company to fund oil drilling and development by a state-owned company, hurting American workers, oil companies, and the country’s energy independence. Sarah Palin sees this is as a rather self-defeating strategy.

After the idea went public, Palin quickly noted that President Obama wants to use American dollars to pay salaries and benefits to Brazilians — to state-owned oil company, Petrobras, at that — to the detriment of our own country. (cont)
BUT WAIT! THIS JUST IN
Teapot Dome on Steroids?
Billionaire investor George Soros bought an $811 million stake in Petroleo Brasileiro SA in the second quarter, making the Brazilian state-controlled oil company his investment fund's largest holding.

There is another interesting aspect to this development. Could it be just a coincidence that Obama backer George Soros repositioned himself in Petrobras to get dividends just a few days before Obama committed $2 billion in loans and guarantees for Petrobras’ offshore operations?

See Bloomberg Story: Soros Hedge Fund Bought Petrobras Stake Worth $811 Million
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601086&sid=aFHPjfeUvtl8

C/R

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

Protecting the Queen

Hawkins to Ace:
See if David Brooks will let you leave your hand on his inner thigh for an entire dinner ... .

Et tu Ace?

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Buchanan on Palin

Pat Says ...
Time for Todd to tend to Levi ... +