What the heck?

Well, she was late getting started at the event in Dover because they stated that her arrival into Pease (PSM) was delayed by Air Traffic Control.

rslancer14 on October 17, 2008 at 3:37 PM

O! has a huge advantage there. He descends onto his rallies on a cloud.

I was at the Laconia stop with my 2 month old son. Other than getting a scolding from the audience on the difference between Northeast and Northwest, it was a very enthusiastic crowd. I was right up front, and he was wearing a onsie I made that said, “Babies for McCain/Palin.” After the speech, she signed it. It’s one for the baby book. :)

ScoopPC11 on October 17, 2008 at 1:09 PM

Too cool…a young lady in one of my husband’s classes (and when I say young, I mean senior-in-high-school young) got the opportunity to see Sarah Palin when she was in Greenville, NC, last week. She said it was awesome.

Do WHAT, now???

Sarah Palin is intelligent, well-spoken, charming, SINCERE, and as genuine as they come.
“The One”, on the other hand, is scripted and manufactured and about as warm as a fresh-caught salmon.

That was gold. Thank you mrcf114!

RushBaby on October 17, 2008 at 12:14 PM

No problem. By far, the best rally I’ve attended! The only thing that I didn’t like was the “comfort” given to the media. I attended a rally there back in ’04 and remember exactly where I sat. This time the entire section, which includes bleacher seating, was roped off and given to the media. It was beyond ridiculous. I’d say that a good 300-400 more people wouldn’t have been turned away if the seats were accessible to the public.

No wonder she was late to Laconia by an hour!

I was at the Laconia stop with my 2 month old son. Other than getting a scolding from the audience on the difference between Northeast and Northwest, it was a very enthusiastic crowd. I was right up front, and he was wearing a onsie I made that said, “Babies for McCain/Palin.” After the speech, she signed it. It’s one for the baby book. :)

ScoopPC11 on October 17, 2008 at 1:09 PM

Well, she was late getting started at the event in Dover because they stated that her arrival into Pease (PSM) was delayed by Air Traffic Control. She was suppose to start at 11am in Dover, but never actually got started until sometime after 11:30, I think.

Also, great sound quality!

We need a Revolution at that point

jp on October 17, 2008 at 12:27 PM

seems it may be imprudent to wait so long…

I saw her first solo appearance in the lower 48 a few weeks ago – good speech, but not nearly as great as this Dover, NH, speech.

I can hardly wait to see next week’s (even further improved) version!

Certainly understandable why Buckley, Noonan and Parker have run screaming for the party. And they will all be on the news shows this weekend as the conservative view point. What a world.

Cindy Munford on October 17, 2008 at 12:10 PM

Cindy, you’ve captured perfectly the dilemma faced by the GOP. The Democrats have no energy policy, and no economic policy except to tax the rich and corporations. These policies will in fact do nothing but increase unemployment.

The Democrats, with accces to the same intelligence as the Bush Administration voted for a war, and then opposed it when it got tough. Even as victory is now plainly in sight they are undermining that war.

So what do Democrats have going for them? Well other than 80% of the media, 90% of academia and 95% of Hollywood, nothing. Except that their media talking heads are playing to win, while the GOP’s, like the troika you mention, haven’t the stomach or the brains to do battle.

Note: It is incumbent on ALL Secretaries of State in all of the United States to BOTH accurately verify Voters AND candidates. Barack Hussein Obama has sealed his “Hawaiian” birth records and also records in Kenya.

Failure to verify and certify qualification for ALL candidates in a general election by any Secretary of State may be a cause of action (dereliction of duty) and criminal charges may be filed.

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=78111

Also:

The Video that could cost Obama the election

http://www.nextgenerationcorp.com/NextGenBlog/?p=68

First Lawsuit against Obama and the DNC:
http://www.obamacrimes.com

They’re not proud of America, and they’re worried that Europe doesn’t like us.

I will not be surprised to see a great turnout of previously uninspired Republicans and Independents coming out to vote for McCain/Palin.

fred5678 on October 17, 2008 at 2:02 PM

And PUMAs. Don’t forget the PUMAs! They may be the difference in this thing.

The mistakes O! has made, most of which derive from an ego that vastly exceeds his intellect, reminds me of a scene from “Pretty Woman.” Julia Roberts’ character (after just dropping a huge some of money on clothes at a different store) stops by a Rodeo Drive shop where the arrogant saleswomen had refused to wait on her the day before and says (paraphrasing) ‘Do you remember me? You refused to wait on me yesterday.’ Then she shows them her shopping bags and adds ‘Big mistake. Big mistake. Huge.’

Obama and his cultists sitting in their ivory towers refused to take the electorate seriously and now they are going to spend their votes elsewhere.

Big mistake.

Huge.

Works now for me (if I double click and go to the youtube site instead of trying to watch the embedded video on this page)

thanks!!

omnipotent on October 17, 2008 at 2:06 PM

Watch.

Enjoy.

Repeat.

Lindsay Lohan:

“Sitting here makes me think about the fact that if Sarah Palin was in office, and living in Washington.. On a “slow” night, she would probably be dressing as one of the gossip girls or tina fey to try and “be cool” enough to get into this club.

Says it all …Lohan is so screwed up that she assumes EVERYBODY wants to be in her exclusive club, where washed up actors go to feel important again.

fred5678 on October 17, 2008 at 2:04 PM

Works now for me (if I double click and go to the youtube site instead of trying to watch the embedded video on this page)

thanks!!