Palin = Cheney-In-Drag!

Mr. Shaman · 09-14-2008, 09:32 AM

The only difference (between her and Cheney) is....she wasn't appointed to pick McBush's VP.

Quote:

"Comments by the governor of Alaska in her first television interview, in which she said Nato may have to go to war with Russia and took a tough line on Iran's nuclear programme, were the result of two weeks of briefings by neoconservatives.

Sources in the McCain camp, the Republican Party and Washington think tanks say Mrs Palin was identified as a potential future leader of the neoconservative cause in June 2007. That was when the annual summer cruise organised by the right-of-centre Weekly Standard magazine docked in Juneau, the Alaskan state capital, and the pundits on board took tea with Governor Palin.

Her case as John McCain's running mate was later advanced vociferously by William Kristol, the magazine's editor, who is widely seen as one of the founding fathers of American neoconservative thought - including the robust approach to foreign policy which spurred American intervention in Iraq."

Mr. Shaman · 09-14-2008, 10:17 AM

Quote:

"No longer able to remember his principles any better than he can distinguish between Sunnis and Shia, McCain stands revealed as a guy who can be easily rolled by anyone who sells him a plan for “victory,” whether in Iraq or in Michigan. A McCain victory on Election Day will usher in a Palin presidency, with McCain serving as a transitional front man, an even weaker Bush to her Cheney.

The ambitious Palin and the ruthless forces she represents know it, too. You can almost see them smacking their lips in anticipation, whether they’re wearing lipstick or not."

We've seen this movie, before...........

Quote:

"Like most people in Washington, Clinton understood that Ronald Reagan was a figurehead and that it was really the Bush Cabal, which was running things for all of those 12 years."

Mr. Shaman · 09-14-2008, 10:32 AM

Who is Sarah Palin?

Who knows?

Quote:

"In her first interview since the Republican convention, the GOP's vice presidential candidate chatted last week with ABC News' Charles Gibson on tax policy and energy policy, on foreign affairs and the Bridge to Nowhere.

In a presidential campaign full of competing and often confusing claims, it left us with no doubt about one fact.

We need a lot more interviews of Sarah Palin.

Tough ones, too. And fast.

We still don't know enough about her, and what we have learned, we're not crazy about.

Palin's next interview, according to reports, will be with Fox News commentator Sean Hannity.

Please.

And who will follow up on that Palin love-in? Rush Limbaugh?

America needs a real reporter, not some partisan shill, asking hard, fair questions and hammering away to get straight answers. Because as hard as Gibson tried, straight answers were in short supply during his interview of Palin."

uriel81 · 09-14-2008, 12:51 PM

Yep! This time the aim will be much better 2.

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