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Skriven 2010-04-15 05:38:00 av TIM RICHARDSON (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av ROSS SAUER
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On 04-14-10, ROSS SAUER said to ALL:


RS>Now we can see the real reason Sarah the Quitter abandoned her job, that
RS>she had been elected to do.


RS>A group of college students also found parts of the contract that detail
RS>Sarah's demands for speaking at a function.
RS>No unscreened questions, black SUV's or Town Cars, a Lear Jet private
RS>aircraft, oh, and bendy straws with her bottled water.


RS>Pundits can debate the political costs and benefits of Sarah Palin's
RS>decision to step down as Alaska governor, but the monetary advantages of
RS>leaving her $125,000-a-year public service post are beyond dispute.


RS>Since leaving office at the end of July 2009, the 2008 Republican vice
RS>presidential nominee has brought in at least 100 times her old salary - a
RS>haul now estimated at more than $12 million -- through television and book
RS>deals and a heavy schedule of speaking appearances worth five and six
RS>figures.


And that just gripes your guts, doesn't it? I guess we can add Sarah Palin's
name to the long list of those whose success in life causes you no end to
inner rage (not to mention personal embarassment). Compared to you, on a scale
of one to ten, she'd be a one hundred!


I'm amazed you aren't talking up a good beating for her. You seem to like the
idea of visiting violence on those who aren't of `your' political mind:


"....they deserve to get beaten up." .......Otto Sauer


Does that go for the woman who works for the governor of Louisiania, who got
beaten up by a bunch of whackos, and has a broken leg? And her boyfriend who
also got beaten to a pulp?


Oh, here's something nice for you. Right up your alley, in fact:



Editorial Exegesis


Tea Party Patriots


"A group named CrashtheTeaParty.org is planning on attending
Tea Party rallies around the country tomorrow pretending to be party members.


The strategy is to behave outrageously on Tax Day to provide fodder for the
media, which likes to portray opponents to the Obama presidency as fringe
radicals. The plot is part of the typical liberal playbook to silence
opposition to the left-wing agenda. The party crashers already have dropped
into Tea Party meetings and rallies to stake out vulnerabilities. According to
Jason Levin, head of CrashtheTeaParty.org, the group has affiliates in 65
cities across the land. He unconvincingly claims that his group's bizarre
antics will simply reflect the hidden views of Tea Partiers. 'Do I think most
of them are homophobes, racists or morons? Absolutely,' Mr. Levin told
Associated Press. The saboteurs' Web site leaves no doubt about the methods
being employed. 'Whenever possible, we will act on behalf of the Tea Party in
ways which exaggerate their least appealing qualities (misspelled signs, wild
claims in TV interviews, etc.) to further distance them from mainstream
America and damage the public's opinion of them,' the site informs. ... 'They
can't actually debate our message, and that's their problem,' explains Bob
MacGuffie, an organizer for a Tea Party group with members in Connecticut, New
York and New Jersey. The Democrats' desperation shows that Mr. MacGuffie is
right on target. Polls show the American public is angry about the explosion
of government power during the Obama presidency and Democratic control of
Congress. Liberals in power don't have thoughtful responses to popular
criticism, so they are trying to ostracize skeptical thought and intimidate
those brave enough to stand against the bureaucratic juggernaut."


--The Washington Times



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