This is Why Sarah Palin Should Never Be President
November 29, 2010
This is what the Tea Partier-in-Chief tweeted earlier:
Right Sarah, because those two things are so very similar.
Your book publisher suing Gawker in court over posting excerpts from your ghost-written book just has everything in common with the U.S. government preventing an unknown person from stealing confidential/classified documents at an unknown point in time from the classified DoD/State server, passing them to a large community of people who work under the umbrella term “WikiLeaks” and publishing them from different XMPP servers all over the world.
Oh, and I bet the stakes with your book were just as high too!
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*Facepalm*
What hubris! There’s not much else to say, is there?
You want to give everyone the benefit of the doubt, but that statement of hers today was something else. And, it’s a technicality, but WikiLeaks’ act is not treason, whatever you think of it. That is because, although the person(s) who fed data to WikiLeaks probably is American, the founder of WikiLeaks is not American. I give her credit though for how she creatively managed to put in a plug for her book while criticizing Obama and commenting on an international diplomatic scandal:)
I know that there will be a ton of surprises between now and November 2012, but I have to think that Obama, Axelrod, and crew want desperately for Palin to be his opponent. In a general election, it’s hard to envision her beating him, no matter what else is going on. I personally think Romney would be a much tougher opponent for Obama than Huckabee or Palin.
She’s a total asshat.
I heard she doesn’t even write her own Tweets- her financials showed she paid bloggers big bucks to cover Twitter and her Facebook postings. Unfortunately I can’t find the link to where I read that a few months ago.
She’s crazy — like a fox. She managed to plug her book AND condemn WikiLeaks in the same sentence.
Sorta like combining her family “vacation” and “book tour” thru key states for 2012:
“Family gearing up 4 Thanksgiving break book tour; anxious 4 kids 2 have ‘what I did on my vacation’ experiences in great US towns along way,” Palin tweeted Friday morning.
Everyday we hear something about her. I am so sick of her stupid remarks. Mrs. Bush was right to make the remark for Palin to go home to Alaska and stay there.
That’s because she is able to see right through her. I agree.
I can’t stand this ignorant woman, she’s all over the news every single day; somebody very powerful must be backing her trying to immerse her image in people minds (the weak),as the same MSNBC did for BO on 2008, but this woman in worse than BO. Hillary, we need you, you’re so above this white trash!
I was just about to go to bed and I’m so glad I decided to check your blog. This made my day! I’m so steamed over what Dick Morris is saying about Clinton and the WikiLeaks. Reading this post made me feel better. I couldn’t agree with you more! Way to go! By the way, have you heard about the FB fiasco with Willow. I agree that kids should not be the target of political attacks, but that was a real eye opener. It appears she needs some help with online etiquette.
Between Sarah’s silliness and calls from at least two Obama-bots and Hugo Chavez for Hillary to resign, and the Dick (Morris) and Fox News playing up “Hillary’s secret police” at the UN, we can expect more silliness and ramped-up drama until Wikileaks exhausts all the diplomatic cables and proceeds to the next dump — this time supposedly on one major US bank.
Anyway, this is a fascinating read regarding the spy work at the UN: “US diplomats spied on UN leadership” (http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/nov/28/us-embassy-cables-spying-un?intcmp=239). Some key excerpts:
My take on the whole thing: It reflects the “global war on terror” run amuck, intelligence agencies out of control and cannot be controlled (hence the original leaks), and enhanced US efforts to keep control of friends and foes alike while it is declining in material (economic) power — which is the only ace you have when you can no longer deploy your armed forces anywhere in the world without paying a high price.
Word.
http://mysticgirl.wordpress.com/2010/11/29/monday-morning-palinpalooza/
I hope no one thinks I’m beating up an old horse on this, but in the interest of clarity about exactly what is being talked about, here’s the full cable on spying in the UN; IT IS a continuation of the Bush policy (as if it’s a consolation): http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/us-embassy-cables-documents/219058
Opening para’s:
Here’s a retired British diplomat’s take on the whole thing: “Wikileaks exposes Clinton’s cyberspy wish-list” (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/11/29/wikileaks_un_cyber/)