Sarah Palin Leaves Protester Speechless in Florida!!
“Libtard. ‘Cuda.”
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Palin’s political grace in full form noted at Gateway Pundit, when Weather Girl said…
- Excellent!! I’m just amazed that she had the presence of mind to say “Bless your heart, sir.” That’s class under pressure.
Palin Invokes Jeremiah Wright, Continues Hit on Obama-Ayers Relationship at Fox News reviews Palin’s sustained attacks on Obama’s previous associations with admitted terrorist William “Bill Ayers,” as well as his former pastor Reverend Jeremiah Wright. Just like she doesn’t back down for a heckler, she doesn’t back down for the lingering suspicions Obama raises.
Wright’s vigorous and hate filled anti-American and anti-Semitic speeches, landed him under the bus when Obama resigned from the church as he could no longer manage the political fall out from his twenty year association. Ayers and Obama worked closely together for several years in Chicago through the Woods Fund and the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, both sharing closely aligned political and ideological views.
“Barracuda”
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Dave B // October 7, 2008 at 8:12 am
They should keep it up until the MSM starts doing their jobs. Where’s 60 Minutes? This guy is the closest thing we’ve ever had to the Manchurian Candidate and he’s getting almost a free pass. Can you imagine if John McCain started his political life in David Duke’s living room? The only thing McCain would have started in Ayer’s living room would have been a fist fight. I don’t think its too much to ask the potential leader of the free world some questions on his radical, anti-government, anti-semetic, and indicted friends and associates. I know it’s not as important as a VP candidate’s 17 year old daughter, but it’s still pretty important.