Courtesy of Politico:
Conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, one of the high-profile certified non-moderates urging the GOP to support John Boehner's debt ceiling bill, leveled criticism at Sarah Palin during today's show for raising the prospect of 2012 primary challenges to House Republicans.
Palin published a Facebook message Thursday urging Republicans to stand firm on fiscal issues, adding: "Everyone I talk to still believes in contested primaries."
"Well, just, watch out, 'Everyone I talk to still believes in contested primaries.' God bless her, Sarah Palin's saying that in a message she put out," Ingraham said.
She proceeded to run through a list of conservatives who have endorsed Boehner's plan, quipping sarcastically: "I guess we're threatening, implicitly, explicitly, Paul Ryan, Col. Allen West, Mike Pence is gonna be out of the House of Representatives. He'll be the governor of Indiana. Maybe we can run someone else as governor of Indiana, to run for the governorship, 'cause Pence is obviously a sellout. Can I have the whole list of sellouts? I need the list so I can make sure I understand who's going to get the primary challenge."
"It's a very odd way to go about things if we have a common goal," Ingraham continued, urging tea party-aligned Republicans to seek a "real and meaningful" role — "not just, ok, I'm the spoiler here. I stood on principle, everybody else is impure."
"You can stand on that soapbox and it might make you feel good in the moment. It make might you feel good to put out these Facebook postings," she said. "But in the end, does it actually advance your cause? And does it advance the cause of fiscal restraint, which I think we all have?"
Interesting, it looks like Palin's scorched earth philosophy is not selling well with the people who have some rudimentary connection to reality.
After all Ingraham is pretty damn wingnutty her own darn self, so if Palin starts losing the batshit crazy crowd, she will end up simply standing next to an isolated lake in a remote part of the world talking to herself.
Though come to think of it, that is already kind of what she is doing NOW!
Only in the rapidly approaching future, nobody will bother to pay any attention to what the crazy lady is screaming into the chilly Alaskan night. Pretty sure Todd and her kids (Except Bristol of course) stopped listening to her quite some time ago.
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Showing posts with label Politico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Politico. Show all posts
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Saturday, July 2, 2011
What makes you think that Michele Bachmann is trying to steal Sarah Palin's mojo? I mean besides everything?
The idea that Michele Bachmann is ACTIVELY trying to supplant the Grizzled Mama in Teabagger hearts is simply ridiculous. Bachmann even said so herself a few days ago.
"They want to see two girls come together and have a mud wrestling fight, and I am not going to give that to them," Bachmann told a voter Wednesday who asked about her relationship with the former Alaska governor.
See media? No mud wrestling! (Even though from a purely male perspective that would be pretty AWESOME! Sorry, had a little testosterone surge there.)
So get over it media. Just because they sound alike, screw up historical facts alike, and dress alike,
sometimes exactly alike, it does NOT mean that Michele is trying to rip Sarah Palin off.
So just relax and enjoy watching Bachmann launch her Presidential campaign with her bus tour, and....
what?
Oh come on! ALL candidates have a bus that they ride around on to meet the voters. Why must we compare Bachmann's bus to....
Wow, they are similar aren't they? Are those even different buses, or did she actually steal Palin's bus and repaint it?
Well forget about the buses, because beyond that they have very little in common. And I am sure that most political observers would agree with me on that.
I'm sorry Sarah Jones, of Politicususa, what is that you are saying?
Both Bachmann and Palin are GOP puppets; religious extremists dressed up, puffed up and pushed out, sold to the highest bidder to put a pretty face on ugly ideas. Both women seem nice enough from afar, both are ostensibly good mothers from afar, both are absolutely hypocritical on almost every issue they purport to stand for and too ignorant to know it. Both are wildly over-confident, in the way that can only come from a small mind that cannot conceive of larger issues beyond the self-aggrandizing, unregulated id that drives them.
Both women bring out the worst in our culture. Both appeal to the lurking sexism, hooking it with a wink and bringing all women down into the mud with them if we dare call them out on it. Yes, if we dare say a word, we are then labeled ugly haters or “fat”. It’s as if we are back in Junior High, only I never knew anyone so shameless and tawdry as either of these two women in Junior High. It offends me to even address their vulgar cries for attention via their sexuality.
Oookay, well perhaps I misspoke.
Fine, I guess Bristol IS right for once and Bachmann is copying her mother (And doing it better by the way), but SURELY Sarah Palin is a big enough person to let it slide and simply enjoy what she has going for her.
You know like Bristol's very successful book tour. Oh that's right.
Well how about her new film? It's not like her supporters have to fake attendance numbers in order to make it seem more pop...oooh that's going to leave a mark.
Okay well Sarah Palin has "tough skin" so I imagine like any Mama Grizzly whose life is in the shitter she is taking all of this in stride, right?
Did anybody else just lose the feeling in their testicles? (Look away, Gryphen, look away!)
Yeah somehow I think that things might be a little chilly at Casa De Grizzly for he next several weeks.
Now if only no OTHER potential candidates do anything to piss her off, or make her feel like even more of a loser, things might just settle down.
From Politico:
Mitt Romney is slated to have private sit-downs with top officials while he's fundraising in London next week, potentially including Prime Minister David Cameron, per the Globe.
The story raises the possibility of a get-together with Margaret Thatcher, which would be noteworthy on a few levels - including her recent reported refusal to take a meeting with Sarah Palin. (Thatcher's office reportedly denied two British papers' stories that there was an intended snub by the elderly former politician) .
Somewhere in Wasilla a refrigerator just screamed in terror.
"They want to see two girls come together and have a mud wrestling fight, and I am not going to give that to them," Bachmann told a voter Wednesday who asked about her relationship with the former Alaska governor.
See media? No mud wrestling! (Even though from a purely male perspective that would be pretty AWESOME! Sorry, had a little testosterone surge there.)
So get over it media. Just because they sound alike, screw up historical facts alike, and dress alike,
sometimes exactly alike, it does NOT mean that Michele is trying to rip Sarah Palin off.
So just relax and enjoy watching Bachmann launch her Presidential campaign with her bus tour, and....
what?
Oh come on! ALL candidates have a bus that they ride around on to meet the voters. Why must we compare Bachmann's bus to....
Wow, they are similar aren't they? Are those even different buses, or did she actually steal Palin's bus and repaint it?
Well forget about the buses, because beyond that they have very little in common. And I am sure that most political observers would agree with me on that.
I'm sorry Sarah Jones, of Politicususa, what is that you are saying?
Both Bachmann and Palin are GOP puppets; religious extremists dressed up, puffed up and pushed out, sold to the highest bidder to put a pretty face on ugly ideas. Both women seem nice enough from afar, both are ostensibly good mothers from afar, both are absolutely hypocritical on almost every issue they purport to stand for and too ignorant to know it. Both are wildly over-confident, in the way that can only come from a small mind that cannot conceive of larger issues beyond the self-aggrandizing, unregulated id that drives them.
Both women bring out the worst in our culture. Both appeal to the lurking sexism, hooking it with a wink and bringing all women down into the mud with them if we dare call them out on it. Yes, if we dare say a word, we are then labeled ugly haters or “fat”. It’s as if we are back in Junior High, only I never knew anyone so shameless and tawdry as either of these two women in Junior High. It offends me to even address their vulgar cries for attention via their sexuality.
Oookay, well perhaps I misspoke.
Fine, I guess Bristol IS right for once and Bachmann is copying her mother (And doing it better by the way), but SURELY Sarah Palin is a big enough person to let it slide and simply enjoy what she has going for her.
You know like Bristol's very successful book tour. Oh that's right.
Well how about her new film? It's not like her supporters have to fake attendance numbers in order to make it seem more pop...oooh that's going to leave a mark.
Okay well Sarah Palin has "tough skin" so I imagine like any Mama Grizzly whose life is in the shitter she is taking all of this in stride, right?
Did anybody else just lose the feeling in their testicles? (Look away, Gryphen, look away!)
Yeah somehow I think that things might be a little chilly at Casa De Grizzly for he next several weeks.
Now if only no OTHER potential candidates do anything to piss her off, or make her feel like even more of a loser, things might just settle down.
From Politico:
Mitt Romney is slated to have private sit-downs with top officials while he's fundraising in London next week, potentially including Prime Minister David Cameron, per the Globe.
The story raises the possibility of a get-together with Margaret Thatcher, which would be noteworthy on a few levels - including her recent reported refusal to take a meeting with Sarah Palin. (Thatcher's office reportedly denied two British papers' stories that there was an intended snub by the elderly former politician) .
Somewhere in Wasilla a refrigerator just screamed in terror.
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Apparently Mitch Daniels is NOT the king of his castle.
Courtesy of Politico:
Daniels’ message by voice and in writing was the same – his wife and their four grown daughters had veto power on a campaign, and they had exercised it. If anyone wondered about the depth of Cheri Daniels’s concerns about the prying eyes of the public, those questions were more than answered in a string of stories and columns focused on her and her husband around the time of her May 12 speech at an Indiana Republican Party dinner.
Cheri Daniels was facing scrutiny not just for the couple’s unusual path—they divorced in 1993, remarried in 1997, and in the intervening years she wed another man in California. Rather, the Indiana first lady was on the receiving end of a growing number of cutting critiques questioning her mothering over the fact that their daughters remained with Mitch Daniels during their time apart.
“Now, because of her husband’s prominence in national politics, Cheri Daniels is facing harsh judgments,” wrote “On Parenting” blogger Janice D’Arcy in the Washington Post just last week, adding readers had used the word “abandoned” in the comments section in connection with the split and her kids.
You know the thing that always gets me is how these other potential candidates decide to leave the race with only a relatively small amount of baggage, or financial concerns, to consider. Yet Sarah Palin, who has numerous, devastatingly critical books coming out about her and the lowest approval ratings on the planet, is still acting as if there are no real obstacles to deter her from launching a campaign tomorrow.
I guess being clinically insane is helpful in overcoming feelings of doubt, don'tcha know?
Daniels’ message by voice and in writing was the same – his wife and their four grown daughters had veto power on a campaign, and they had exercised it. If anyone wondered about the depth of Cheri Daniels’s concerns about the prying eyes of the public, those questions were more than answered in a string of stories and columns focused on her and her husband around the time of her May 12 speech at an Indiana Republican Party dinner.
Cheri Daniels was facing scrutiny not just for the couple’s unusual path—they divorced in 1993, remarried in 1997, and in the intervening years she wed another man in California. Rather, the Indiana first lady was on the receiving end of a growing number of cutting critiques questioning her mothering over the fact that their daughters remained with Mitch Daniels during their time apart.
“Now, because of her husband’s prominence in national politics, Cheri Daniels is facing harsh judgments,” wrote “On Parenting” blogger Janice D’Arcy in the Washington Post just last week, adding readers had used the word “abandoned” in the comments section in connection with the split and her kids.
You know the thing that always gets me is how these other potential candidates decide to leave the race with only a relatively small amount of baggage, or financial concerns, to consider. Yet Sarah Palin, who has numerous, devastatingly critical books coming out about her and the lowest approval ratings on the planet, is still acting as if there are no real obstacles to deter her from launching a campaign tomorrow.
I guess being clinically insane is helpful in overcoming feelings of doubt, don'tcha know?
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