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This an accomplished person, who happens to be a woman. That frightens the left to death. If you look at the leaders of the radical left they share several characteristics.
One: they are all hugely wealthy and from money either from politics (Clintons), married (Kerry) or inherited (Kerry, Kennedy), and so they want for nothing.
Two: They get a free pass from the print and TV media. Mr. Obama is a shining example of this. The media made him. They liked this handsome, intelligent young man. More important, they trashed Ms. Clinton for him. The media believed she couldn't win.
Three: They maintain the status quo and complain and whine about it. This spans the entire liberal spectrum from feminists to politicians and their supporters. They spent Gustav's recent rampage through the Gulf States by complaining about Katrina and how relief was handled. (The difference: Republicans collected a million and a half dollars at their convention for the Red Cross -- that's about what the dems spent on booze and balloons.)
Sarah Palin DOES things. She doesn't whine. She lives her
beliefs. She is not rich. She believes in our Constitution. She
owns guns. Does she scare the very devil out of the radicals? You
bet she does. And they will pull out all the moral stops to
assassinate her character. It has already begun.
-- Jay Molyneaux
Denver, North Carolina
Governor Palin's unmarried teenaged daughter's pregnancy evokes Barack Obama's pronouncement this past March, "But if they [Obama's daughters] make a mistake, I don't want them punished with a baby."
It's safe to say that the unborn child in question here is well served by being a Palin, which, God willing, ensures his or her soon seeing the light of day. As an Obama, on the other hand, he or she would apparently be reduced to the status of "punishment," and then exterminated.
More sharply contrasting worldviews one can hardly imagine.
-- Francis M. Hannon, Jr.
Melrose, Massachusetts
Sarah Palin enrages the left for one simple reason: she exposes both the hypocrisy and bankruptcy of liberal ideology, especially feminism. Apparently, only liberal women "can raise a family and have a career" simultaneously. Conservative women can only "juggle responsibilities." Liberal women insist abortion is a "privacy issue," even as they remain mute while a biased MSM puts a conservative candidate's 17-year-old daughter in the international spotlight.
And nothing infuriates those same "pro-choice" harridans more
than a woman who actually makes the choice to keep a baby -- which
is why, as I've stated before in this forum, "pro-abortion" is a
much more accurate term for describing these "enlightened"
souls.
-- Arnold Ahlert
Boca Raton, Florida
EXPERIENCE
Re: James P. Lucier's A
Negotiator Without Preconditions:
Brilliant commentary, Mr. Lucier.
Thank you!
-- Thrainn Kristjansson
Winnipeg, Canada
This wonderful article needs to be brought to the attention of those people who will be asking the questions at the Palin/Biden debates.
How do we go about doing this?