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Go Fred!

Sarah Palin is Fred Thompson if Fred were better looking and wore skirts. I love them both.

D0WNT0WN on September 2, 2008 at 1:12 PM

I second that statement!

With all the divided sentiment over whether Palin will be good or bad for the ticket, we need as little division as possible.

MadisonConservative on September 2, 2008 at 1:20 PM

BTW, MadCon, it’s good to see you finally on my side. After handing me my backside when I said to Allah in his blog about being skeptical & running all the possible scenarios about how this could be bad, it’s nice to see a guy can admit he was wrong, since that’s essential what you’re saying here. The fact is that we didn’t need to add to what we already knew was going to be said about her. She’s just exactly what Fred! said she is, accomplished and has more executive experience than either of the other three on either ticket. I understand how much more powerful it is coming from ‘our’ guy than from me, but I’ll take my wins where I can.

Oh, yeah: FRED!

My sisters and I (all 4 of us) are all strong women like our mother. We’re also all IT managers of one sort or another and have dealt with men in a man’s world our entire careers. We greatly admire Sarah Palin and know she is capable, as we are, of running a business at the executive level while raising a family. She has the added help of a wonderful, hard-working husband and supportive extended family, not all women do.

We have all had to deal with disappointment in our teenagers. I don’t think there’s anyone out there with a perfect teenager. Unwed pregnancy is greatly disappointing but not the end of the world. Many wonderful people come from unwed mothers or families started a bit earlier than planned.

Sarah Palin will manage all of it with grace and strength, just as she has throughout her career. If she can make it through the campaign, she can handle anything the rest of the world throws at her as VP or even President.

“What a breath of fresh air Governor Sarah Palin is. She is from a small town, with small town values, but that’s not good enough for those folks who are attacking her and her family. Let’s be clear, the selection of Governor Palin has the other side and their friends in the media in a state of panic. She is a courageous, successful, reformer, who is not afraid to take on the establishment.”

Thompson will also criticize Barack Obama’s answer on abortion from his recent appearance at Rick Warren’s Saddleback Church. Warren had asked: “Now, let’s deal with abortion. 40 million abortions since Roe v. Wade. you know, as a pastor I have to deal with this all of the time. All of the pain and all of the conflicts. I know this is a very complex issue. 40 million abortions. At what point does a baby get human rights in your view?”

Obamas responded: “Well, I think that whether you are looking at it from a theological perspective or a scientific perspective, answering that question with specificity, you know, is above my pay grade.”

Thompson will criticize Obama for dodging the issue: “We need a President, and Vice President, who will take the federal bureaucracy by the scruff of the neck and give it a good shaking. And we need a President who doesn’t think that the protection of the unborn or a newly born baby is above his pay grade.”

The bulk of Thompson’s speech will be a testimonial on behalf of John McCain, his character and his leadership. John McCain has “the kind of character that civilizations from the beginning of history have sought in their leaders.”

Did you see Huck on Hannity? I never warmed to him, but he put out awesome support for Palin.

pseudonominus

Yes, that’s what impressed me, too.

Fred brought up an interesting point that may have been mentioned already above, there is some upset among the media elite because they weren’t included in the decision making and new who the VP pick was at the same time as everyone else. So they’re bitter they weren’t allowed to be the elite by having first-hand knowledge. Some of their bitterness is being reflected in the coverage of Palin. They can’t help themselves.

Weebork on September 2, 2008 at 1:24 PM

I agree. This goes much further than speculation and correlation. Several media outlet have been extremely vocal about the reduction in the access they’ve had to McCain. I have seen at least 2 or 3 separate pieces about how he hasn’t made much use of his meeting room on the plane. Then of course, it is no mystery that there is no love lost between McCain and MSNBC.

The media has been crying ‘victim’ and ‘entitlement’ at McCain long before Palin’s selection.

I disagree with the apparent Palin scorn. McCain threw no red herrings and Palin was a known top 5 shortlister for months. They were just too busy getting attacks ready on Romney and Pawlenty that they ignored their own reporting.

A dime to doughnuts he was talking about Linseed Grahamnasty from South Cacalacky for one.

Swinehound on September 2, 2008 at 4:00 PM

My guess also since Graham was the one pushing Leiberman so hard.

HE’S MARRIED TO JERI!

The New York Slimes Times – aka. the ivory pinnacle of journalistic integrity, objectivity, and self proclaimed ‘All that’s fit to print’ – is running three front page stories today on Palin’s teen daughter’s pregnancy. B…

“Which Republicans does he have in mind as being “sore” about the Palin pick?”

A dime to doughnuts he was talking about Linseed Grahamnasty from South Cacalacky for one.

Which is more disruptive and incompatible with carrying out the people’s business:

1. A crib with a baby in the office?

…OR…

2. An Intern under the desk?

The left is scared.

Every moose-hunting, icefishing woman I know is behind her 100%.

RedWinged Blackbird on September 2, 2008 at 1:06 PM

That’s funny, however…

I don’t hunt moose or ice fish, but I grew up in Wisconsin and I identify with her strongly. I’m about her age, I like men, I wear makeup, I wear my hair long, I try to keep myself in shape, I like sports (love the Green Bay Packers), and I’m conservative. There are a lot of women like me. There are plenty of women who aren’t, too, but believe me, the people who think she’s some sort of outlier are crazy. We’re not all butchy uber-feminists.

Huck deserves our esteem for the same reason.

JudetheFossil on September 2, 2008 at 3:00 PM

Did you see Huck on Hannity? I never warmed to him, but he put out awesome support for Palin.

And while I never thought I’d say this, Huck deserves our esteem for the same reason.

But Sarah Palin is my kind of women – strong minded and independent while knowing how to love and serve her family and community.

Do I identify with her?

Resoundingly, YES!

Fred brought up an interesting point that may have been mentioned already above, there is some upset among the media elite because they weren’t included in the decision making and new who the VP pick was at the same time as everyone else. So they’re bitter they weren’t allowed to be the elite by having first-hand knowledge. Some of their bitterness is being reflected in the coverage of Palin. They can’t help themselves.

Weebork on September 2, 2008 at 1:24 PM

Good point–worth bumping via a “quote”.

clark smith on September 2, 2008 at 2:04 PM

Well, I never like shouting by anybody, anywhere. But, it’s part of campaigning in front of a crowd, so . . .

But I love listening to Governor Palin’s speaking voice. It’s bright, cheerful, confident, and well modulated. And the accent just makes it all the more adorable for me.