Although someone reading over this blog’s archives would probably deduce that I am fanatical Palin backer, I am really not. I very much like the idea of Palin (small town girl makes good, etc.), and do not think she is much — if any — worse than other prominent Republicans, but I do not automatically [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Palin’
On That Whole Palin Thing
If you have not heard, Sarah Palin just announced that she is resigning the governorship of Alaska effective the end of this month (see, e.g, here). I have not listened directly to her remarks, but on Twitter (@AKGovSarahPalin) she said: “We’ll soon attach info on decision to not seek re-election… this is in Alaska’s best [...]
Hating Sarah Palin
Moral ambiguity hates clarity. I have been trying to figure it out, and I think that is the answer.
Don’t Blame Us For The Bias, McCain Campaign Sucks . . .
Thanks to Drudge for the headline (and link). If you haven’t yet had your recommended daily allowance of self-righteous, clueless drivel, I recommend this article on Politico.
The Palin Report Bait-and-Switch
All the headlines are blaring that Sarah Palin abused her power as governor, according the report to the Legislative Council released yesterday, but most of the articles miss several important points. First, the focus of the investigation was supposed to be the propriety of firing of Walt Monegan. The report concludes that Palin acted properly [...]
McCain’s Mortgage Buy-Up: Madness or Genius? (Updated)
Totally aside from who ‘won’ or ‘lost’ last night’s presidential debate, the hot topic on conservative blogs is (or will be, since I am writing this in the wee hours of the night morning) McCain’s proposal to directly buy up ‘bad’ mortgages. In my opinion, this officially qualifies as a Bad Idea™. But only if [...]
