The More They Attack Palin...
Posted by: Kevin D. Korenthal | 09/02/2008 11:45 AM
By Kevin D. Korenthal
1. ...the more Americans come to see that Sarah Palin is just like them. A strong, independent woman who is both a career girl and mother. Americans are also seeing that she struggles with the same challenges they do.
2. ... the more Americans come to realize what many of us have known for a decade or more, the mainstream media is biased beyond the ability to report straight news. Their desire to play a role in the choosing of the next president as opposed to simply documenting the campaign will have an increasing effect on their subscriptions and viewership.
The Politico (an example of a self-described, unbiased new media org that is about 70% in the can for Obama) writes about this very subject here.
1. ...the more Americans come to see that Sarah Palin is just like them. A strong, independent woman who is both a career girl and mother. Americans are also seeing that she struggles with the same challenges they do.
2. ... the more Americans come to realize what many of us have known for a decade or more, the mainstream media is biased beyond the ability to report straight news. Their desire to play a role in the choosing of the next president as opposed to simply documenting the campaign will have an increasing effect on their subscriptions and viewership.
The Politico (an example of a self-described, unbiased new media org that is about 70% in the can for Obama) writes about this very subject here.
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Making of the President 2008
They attack her to their own peril.
Good post.
3... they realize that Alaska has less population than a burrow of NY city.
4... she supported the bridge to nowhere and now flip flopped
5... Fiorina was a better 'woman' pick if John felt he needed one on the ticket
6... McCain thought he was on the dating game in the 70s. Dementia kicking in
7... there was NO ONE more qualified than Palin other than mayors of over 100 cities, 12 or 13 governors, 26 senators, 205 congressmen, several hundred successful business leaders, but hey, what would they know about 'executive' decisions...Sarah has 20 months of determining whether or not a polar bear or moose needs euthanizing.
Hey MRBROWNSTONE,
Thank you so much for your criticism of McCain's choice. I find it interesting that you refuse to identify yourself so we can determine if you are even relevant in this conversation. Getting criticism from a Democrat, as I suspect you are, is much different than getting criticism from a fellow Republican. So why don't you tell us your legal name and county in which you are registered to vote so we can see if we should even take you seriously.
Regards,
Kevin D. Korenthal
Los Angeles County
you mean like everybody else here, Kevin?
Every time someone disgrees with you suddenly they are a democrat. 7 months ago you were calling McCain a liberal a democrat in disguise and now you're all on board like he was the obvious choice last summer.
If you can't stand someone disagreeing with you on a blog, get the hell out of politics because that's all it is, arguing a point.
Ya frickin pansy
Why don't you reveal your true identity to me so we can discuss this like adults. Then you will see my less-partisan side. But not until then. I don't debate anons.
So you're too elitist to debate with the citizenry of California? I recommend Flashreport.org if you want to bask in the resonances of a political echo chamber.
Even the 'mighty' moderator of this forum doesn't send his mailing address. Grow Up Kevin. You lost an argument, admit it & move on.
Hey Kevin,
I'm a recent arrival to this site.
I see that your name above your comments is in Red, and clicking on your name takes one to ?your? website.
When I registered to leave comments on this site, my email address was required, and it appears (on my screen) above the text of my comment.
How would Mr Brownstone or I reveal our 'true identity' to you?
FYI, if you google my name you can find my business web site too. Put my name inside quote marks and you'll find even more hits.