What’s the first thing that came to mind when you heard that Rick Santorum ‘s special needs child was in the hospital with pneumonia late last month? I bet all of Mitt Romney ‘s money it wasn’t Sarah Palin unless you are Sarah Palin. In an op-ed for “Newsweek,” a magazine she loves to hate , Palin ever so delicately tied her experience raising her son Trig , who has Down syndrome, to Santorum. Of the roughly 900-word article, 123 of them relate to Santorum and his daughter Bella who was born with Trisomy 18, a disability similar to Down syndrome. It’s all downhill from there. For more perspective, the names “Rick” and “Santorum” appear three times total and are all found in the first paragraph. The word “my,” in reference to Palin herself, appears 15 times throughout the rest. I didn’t bother searching for “I” and “I’ve.” Read the article here . h/t FishbowlNY
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Sarah Palin: Chris Christie’s ‘Panties in a Wad’
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Sarah Palin: Chris Christie’s ‘Panties in a Wad’
Actually, for the long haul, it’s a two man race, but right now the momentum’s definitely with Newt, so yeah, he’s the frontrunner heading into Florida. At Politico , ” Sarah Palin: Newt Gingrich now GOP ‘front-runner’ .”
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Sarah Palin: Newt Gingrich Now GOP Frontrunner
A couple of Sarah Palin fans are looking at today’s article about the proposed, and ultimately dismissed, idea of writing in Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal, Virginia governor Bob McDonnell, or Wisconsin congressman Paul Ryan in New Hampshire’s primary and wondering whether to try to write in Palin in the remaining GOP primaries and caucuses. If a Draft Palin movement were to begin in earnest, the best-case scenario would leave the former Alaska governor with a decent number of delegates, but not enough to win the nomination — unless she pulled off the Tebow-esque political miracle of winning a significant number of delegates in primaries as a write-in option. While anything is technically possible by persuading enough Republican primary voters, it would be a Herculean task. (For Palin, perhaps Athena is the better metaphor?) Keep reading this post . . .
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The Uphill Climb a ‘Draft Palin’ Effort Would Face Today
A couple of Sarah Palin fans are looking at today’s article about the proposed, and ultimately dismissed, idea of writing in Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal, Virginia governor Bob McDonnell, or Wisconsin congressman Paul Ryan in New Hampshire’s primary and wondering whether to try to write in Palin in the remaining GOP primaries and caucuses. If a Draft Palin movement were to begin in earnest, the best-case scenario would leave the former Alaska governor with a decent number of delegates, but not enough to win the nomination — unless she pulled off the Tebow-esque political miracle of winning a significant number of delegates in primaries as a write-in option. While anything is technically possible by persuading enough Republican primary voters, it would be a Herculean task. (For Palin, perhaps Athena is the better metaphor?) Keep reading this post . . .
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The Uphill Climb a ‘Draft Palin’ Effort Would Face Today
A great interview: Part II is here . William Jacobson has the quote: ” Sarah Palin: “If I had to vote in South Carolina in order to keep this thing going I’d vote for Newt” .”
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Sarah Palin: Thumbs Up for Newt in South Carolina Debate
A great interview: Part II is here . William Jacobson has the quote: ” Sarah Palin: “If I had to vote in South Carolina in order to keep this thing going I’d vote for Newt” .”
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