Palin’s Hong Kong Speech

"I Can See Insanity From My Newsroom". So can we all.

Letterman, Palin and the hypocritical left

Tim Blair has the video and round up of reactions to Letterman's sickening attack on Palin. See here and here.

Could you imagine the world's outrage if Letterman had done such a thing to Obama's daughter? But, since Palin is a Republican, it's ok - even if it's a 14 year old girl involved. The left truly are a sick bunch.

Update. What does the left wing media have to say about it all? They cover it up of course.

No Evidence Palin Violated Ethics Law

Innocent.

Hollywood insiders rip MSNBC, defend Palin

Too little, too late.

Liberals let loose on Palin and Joe the Plumber

CNN reports.

Imus backs Palin, slams Obama

Lots of links and good information here.

The whole thing’s worth listening to, but if you’re pressed for time, start about a third of the way through for a spirited defense of Palin. Exit quotation: “Serve 35 years in the United States Senate and say you’ve got to divide Iraq into three different countries, or be governor of a state and a reformer and give people their tax dollars back and bring about reform in the way that your state does business? Which is better?”

High profile feminist backing Palin

Of course the media are ignoring them.

CNN admits media is covering for Obama - video

Dan Rather sides with Palin - video

Yes, that Dan Rather. Perhaps after being out of the CBS and left wing media cocoon, Rather has finally opened his eyes.

"Number one, if Sarah Palin had said this, the newspapers would have jumped all over it and so would have the major television outlets. And number two, they can't be happy inside the Obama campaign about this, and let me emphasize I've not spoken with them this morning.

SCARBOROUGH [who clearly had been in touch with the Obama campaign]: They are not."

If the media weren't in the tank for Obama this race would be over and Obama would have lost.

Re Obama - now is not the time to experiment with socialism

She's right.

Indiana - More than 25,000 welcome Sarah Palin

Good for her.

Sarah Palin Takes On Obama About Acorn and taxes - video

Sarah Palin's Future

She's one of the people.

"Her speech--a standard stump speech extolling John McCain and zinging Barack Obama--hardly matters. People not only want to see her, Burr says, "they want to touch her. Their perception is she's one of them. It has nothing to do with ideology. It's not about Christian conservatives. It goes far beyond all that."

Whatever else the 2008 presidential campaign may produce, it has created a new Republican star--Palin--a political natural who's at ease in front of crowds and whose cheerfulness, self-confidence, and optimism haven't slackened in the face of unusually harsh--and often highly personal-- attacks by Democrats and the mainstream media."

Sarah Palin Excites Audience - video

The "troopergate" report -- thin gruel

Powerline reports.

From the investigation report itself.

"Although Walt Monegan’s refusal to fire Trooper Michael Wooten was not the sole reason he was fired by Governor Sarah Palin, it was likely a contributing factor to his termination as Commissioner of Public Safety. In spite of that, Governor Palin’s firing of Commissioner Monegan was a proper and lawful exercise of her constitutional and statutory authority to hire and fire executive branch department heads."

Gateway Pundit has more.

Democrats busted using forged documents against Palin

Hmm, Democrats using forged documents against Republicans in a presidential race. Boy, does that sound familiar. You'd think they would have learned from Rathergate.

'Troopergate' Panel: Gov. Palin Broke No Law

Contrary to what some of the left wing media are saying.

Democrat's son indicted in Palin email hacking

There is nothing, no matter how low, that the Democrats won't stoop to.

L.A. Times Calls Governor Palin a 'Monkey'

If a Republican did this it would be called racist.

Newsweek compares Palin to Jackson, Lincoln, Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson,

Ford, Carter, Reagan and Clinton. Tim Blair explains.

"The article, by Jon Meacham, is … odd:

Jackson, Lincoln, Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan and Clinton were born to ordinary families, but they spent their lives doing extraordinary things, demonstrating an interest in, and a curiosity about, the world around them. This is much less evident in Palin’s case.

One page later:

The unease with Palin is not class-based. It is empirically based. She is a rising political star, a young woman—she is only 44—who has done extraordinary things.

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