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br> Windham, New Hampshire /p>

As usual, Jim Antle's commentary, this time on Gov. Sarah Palin's superb speech on Wednesday night, was spot-on. The lady came out with confidence and strength, and she left us all craving more. We may be looking at the American version of Margaret Thatcher, or possibly the female version of Ronald Reagan. Either, quite frankly, will do.

As far as the "bodychecking her critics" is concerned, as an ice hockey fan for many years, I look forward to the editorial cartoons with Palin, in full uniform, gear, skates and a stick, putting Biden and Obama into the boards with a deft swing of the hips. Let's line up Pelosi, Reid, Durbin and the rest of the Democratic dirtbags for similar abuse. And no 2-minute penalties, either.

p>I also noted in some of the scans of the crowd during the Governor's speech, especially a couple shots of members of the Main Scream Media, that several of the males seem to be slamming their legs shut in response to Palin's forceful presentation. But certainly one of them wasn't Keith Olbermann, who has nothing to protect in that regards, anyway. br> -- Jim Bjaloncik br> Stow, Ohio /p>

You know she's the right person when the democrat commandos of personal destruction like Paul Begala, trained in the shadowy, mean streets of the Clinton assassins says of her "Is she qualified enough to be one (72 year old) heart beat from the Presidency?"

Let's see... A mayor, a Mom, a governor, a wife, mother of a soldier. Lots of achievements including a pipeline Ronald Reagan wanted built 30 years ago, rooting out corruption and waste. Then Mr. Obama...well I'm sure he has actually done something and will tell us about that soon.

p>Mrs. Palin seemed considerably more qualified than Mr. Obama and he won't be even a heartbeat away if we are sufficiently ignorant as a nation to elect him br> -- Jay Molyneaux /p>

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