Thursday, August 09, 2012

K Street Republicans’ war on Palin



K Street Republicans’ war on Palin

Res Ipsa Loquitor

I’m getting sick of the rewriting of 2008 presidential campaign history as K Street Republicans continue to assault Sarah Palin in the fear that a similarly conservative Republican will rise to the top of the VP sweepstakes.

It has been so fashionable in D.C. Republican circles to bash the Palin nomination as a mistake, ill-conceived or even disastrous, that even Dick Cheney has gotten into the act.

These self-serving attempts to change history are nothing more than a smear campaign designed to influence the Romney VP pick by obscuring the truth that the choice of Sarah Palin to be the vice presidential nominee was truly inspired.

Now, four years later, those very architects and apologists of “too big to fail” policies desperately seek to dissuade presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney from making a similarly bold conservative choice for vice president.

Let’s hope Romney remembers history, because if he does, he will know that the choice of Palin was one of the few things the McCain campaign got right. It was McCain’s and President Bush’s abandonment of limited-government, free-market principles that were the ultimate culprit in bringing us four years of Obama — not Sarah Palin. 
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Also a reminder that McCain/Palin were beating Obama in the polls until the (oh so convenient for Obama) 9-18 plane crashed into Wall Street.  McCain suspended his campaign allowing the Dems to front  Obama as the architect of TARP, with McCain tagging along.

Today the WSJ editorial  asks "Why Not Paul Ryan?"  Because Romney does not need a policy wonk. He needs Spiro Agnew. Someone who can, and will, put a voice to what everyone is thinking, or at least wondering- Barack Obama is a treasonous liar with so many holes in his (limited) resume  that the phrase Manchurian Candidate actually resonates. 


7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sarah continues to poke the kstreet berks right in the eye, every time she endorses another winner. They probably loathe her as much as a dim dopey lib.

Go Sarah!
Geo

Bill W. said...

It can't be any --- excuse the expression --- "white bread" Republican like they're discussing behind closed doors or we're screwed.

Romney needs a fire from underneath, so to speak. Two words: Marco Rubio. Unfortunately, race/ethnicity are issues, so, book it!

Anonymous said...

BillW - I think Rubio would be a fine choice in terms of ability and appeal, but I think he's more needed in the Senate at the moment. We cannot afford to give up one single Republican seat there, never mind a Conservative seat, until after we get a veto proof majority. Think SCOTUS, treaties, appointments, budgets censor, investigate Harry Reid.
Rubio is best for America where he is right now. He's young. He has time. Meanwhile, he's a bulwark against Dems and RINO's and gets plenty of exposure to promote his principles and polish his resume.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick

Anonymous said...

^ Sound reasoning, but it'll never happen. The repubics will never open and start investigations of this administration if and when they control the Congress.

For the same reason they haven't started Impeachment Hearings already. They couldn't stand the heat Impeaching the first Black President [Bubba aside].

That's why they are standing by watching him shred the Constitution day, after day. Start practicing the phrase "We are looking forward not back."

Geo

Anonymous said...

Paul Ryan would be a great choice for VP.
He knows what the problems are.
He knows what the obstacles are in Congress.
He is committed and focused.
He is not a real GOP insider.
Choosing him would convince me that Romney is actually going to try to deal with our number one problem.
He could be another Calvin Coolidge.

Luigi Palmieri

molonlabe28 said...

It doesn't matter who Romney picks, because the addition of a VP to the ticket will be little more than lipstick on a pig.

I hope that Sarah takes a pass on speaking at the convention and spends her time more productively campaigning for freedom-loving Senate and House candidates.

Let her detractors, Karl Rove and Dick Cheney, work the crowds into a tumultuous uproar.

I certainly don't plan to watch the GOP yawn-fest.

Anonymous said...

The 1 thing Obama did for us: saved us from McCain.

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