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Jan 12, 2011

PALIN RESPONDS TO PUNDIT MASS VILIFICATION



Sarah Palin:"America's Enduring Strength" from Sarah Palin on Vimeo.

Personally, I, if not MSM, found President Obama's references to Republican voters as "enemies" and to their representatives as "hostage takers" despicable. After all, he is supposed to be also the president of Republicans. The metaphors he used as a candidate were even worse. See, Obama: ‘If They Bring a Knife to the Fight, We Bring a Gun’

Hopefully, he will say nothing about civil speech when he leads the memorial service in Tuscan.



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Judith Apter Klinghoffer - 1/12/2011

Bush was vilified for talking disrespectfully about US enemies. Obama gets away for demeaning political rivals. Personally, I despise all using military language for non military matters. War on poverty. War on cancer. War on drugs. War is hell and, therefore, should be engage in only as a last resort. Unfortunately, "war" talk is everywhere. Singling out Palin's metaphors is vilification.


michael c bagge - 1/12/2011


really, vilification? Palin herself described the crosshairs as crosshairs and what are crosshairs used for??

those who live by gun rhetoric have some responsibility for their own contribution to a violent culture. Palin, as a politician, was done when she quit half way through being governor. All she is fit for now is being a TV reality show "star".

and for those who value history as a discipline, the use of "blood libel" by her should be enough to show who and what she is: a garden variety American antisemitic fear mongerer.

If you cant understand that, history is just rhetoric for cheap political uses.