[...] Flopping Aces » Blog Archive » How Sarah Palin Almost Saved The … As the left continues with their weird juvenile hatred of Sarah Palin with fantasies of infanticide and ignorant distortions, we get this great article on how Sarah Palin was the reason that McCain came as close as he did to Obama: … [...]

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She was a lift when it had gone down yes, but they lost, so it wasn’t saved. Now it’s time to regroup, fresh faces, and get the money spending social illuminati out of office.

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Maybe Governor Palin does not need to do anything in order to succeed in national campaigns except to switch from the Republican Party to the Democrat Party where criminal activity, lying, smearing, racism and failure is rewarded.

I didn’t know she was a criminal.

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Empirical observation of those around me had two voters who had leaned McCain switching to Obama over Palin and one McCain voter who made the extra effort to vote absentee (illegally) for Palin. Everybody else voted the same as they were always going to vote…

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@Richard:

Fair enough criticism, Richard. However, I noticed that Barack Obama’s history of failure in everything he has ever done, from his community organizing to his promise to send money to the school in Kenya to his work to improve Chicago public schools with the Chicago Anneberg Challenge, did not seem to hurt him at all while running for President.

Maybe Governor Palin does not need to do anything in order to succeed in national campaigns except to switch from the Republican Party to the Democrat Party where criminal activity, lying, smearing, racism and failure is rewarded.

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Sarah needs to do some homework in Alaska before she goes big time. This is horeific (Alaska spelling intentional)…..

http://www.adn.com/education/story/590870.html

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[...] small camp of conservatives blame the Palin pick. She rejuvenated the base but turned off independents, whether through legitimate concerns of [...]

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Sarah is the People’s Princess of Politics. She is self made, without artifice and does not suffer fools. In fact, she calls them out for what they are. She speaks to and for the people of the United States. Her day is coming.

After four years of the Manchurian president, the country will see its first female president. In two elections we will have erased racial division and broke the ultimate ‘glass ceiling’ for women.

I wonder what will the perpetually victimized liberals cling to after these perennial favorites are no longer available to them?

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AF Sarge (and anyone else interested)-

I’ll be sure to make a bunch of noise here when I’m ready to start on these. It will not be long, although I am thinking that using topics that discuss changes that are occurring because of specific Obama administration/Dem congress actions will be harder hitting than just generic info on liberal policy fallacies. I’ll set up an email address dedicated to this project and post it here within the next couple of days.

And yes, if you can get the newspapers to print such “letters”, not only will more people see it, but spreading the same message across the country within a short time frame should be effective.

The real trick will be writing in a style that sounds sympathetic to the liberals while plainly pointing out their mistakes.

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@Lightbringer: Great idea! But maybe one step further? How about getting an “internet brigade” together and pass along these flyers, but in the form of letters to the editor in local papers? I’d love to be put on the list and would be more than happy to “pass along” the info to the papers here.

Sarge

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