Sarah Palin Email Frenzy Backfires on her Media Antagonists , page 4


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reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 01:44 PM by Kharron
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If she's squeaky clean, even better. Who wouldn't want an intelligent and honest person in power?

However, this is far from clean. In reading articles about this release of documents, "heavily redacted" seems to stick out, and "4000 pages removed". That does not concern you?

Also the mention of Palin and the staff using private (I recall Yahoo being one of the main domains used) emails for more serious political conversations on a regular basis, because the admitted goal was to keep emails off of government computers where they could be subpoena'd, is not concerning at all for you?

It seems to me that any criminal wanting to protect oneself would try to keep incriminating evidence out of public eye. I'll tell you one thing this has taught me about Sarah Palin - as bad as she is as a leader and a politician, perhaps she's not as moronic as I thought she was - she had the brains to keep evidence hidden from public.

Khar



reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 02:29 PM by anon72
I personally feel I should do an individual thread but as not to appear to be rubbing it in for the Big MSM FAIL

So much for the ‘shoots wolves from helicopters’ myth
The emails shatter the mythological image of a bloodthirsty Sarah Palin, assault rifle in hand, maniacally pursing Alaskan wolves from the skid of a black helicopter, fiendishly laughing as she slaughters the poor creatures. Lefty bloggers have been pushing that one for years. But, according to the liberal Washington Post, the emails prove otherwise:
The governor told her fish and game commissioner in blunt terms that she opposed using state helicopters to hunt wolves and preferred paying private hunters. “We have to act quickly on this as predators are acting quickly and rural families face ridiculous situation of being forced to import more beef instead of feeding their families our healthy staple of alaskan game. Nonsense. Unacceptable – and not on my watch,” she said. Her source of information? “Todd interviewed buddies who live out there… Some confirmation that state intervention isn’t first choice w/the locals,” Palin said.”We need to incentivize here,” including providing money for trappers.
Governor Palin did indeed strongly support predator control, and she clearly favored paying hunters a bounty to keep the wolf population in check, but the image of her personally shooting the predators from aircraft has finally been shot down. The emails also show that her motivation for keeping the wolf population at manageable levels was her concern for the welfare of Alaska’s rural families who depend so heavily on caribou and moose, the wolves’ prey, for food and warm clothing.

Source:
sarahpalininformation.wordpress.com...

Another Media Myth Debunked. I love this. So far a big thank you is in order.

I can't wait for an Anti-Palin attacker uses that one... (Mental note to self-- say this post somewhere, you'll be needing it).

Remember this part of the MSM and others full frontal assualt on Mrs. Palin:


They should be ashamed of themselves. They don't report. They make crap up because some mindless robots will eat it up.


reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 02:42 PM by Antiquated1
Originally posted by Kharron
reply to
post by anon72



If she's squeaky clean, even better. Who wouldn't want an intelligent and honest person in power?

However, this is far from clean. In reading articles about this release of documents, "heavily redacted" seems to stick out, and "4000 pages removed". That does not concern you?


These people are all just dancing over their own original "values" in order to pretend this woman is as great as they keep telling us she is supposed to be.

If she was squeaky clean, she would not have gone out of her way to avoid the official email account the governor is supposed to use. If she was squeaky clean, she would not have fought the FOIA or spent any amount of time pulling a single email or redacting one single line. All the same people that were so worrie about "if he has nothing to hide, then what is the problem" are the same ones calling anyone that looks into Palin a vulture. Her supporters are every bit as bad, if not worse than how they characterize "Obamabots."


reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 02:57 PM by anon72
reply to post by Antiquated1



I think this was a waste of time on the media's part. Maybe had they spent, say 1/2 the amount of time looking into this moron, the mess wouldn't have gotten to the point it did ... but no.... not to an up and coming Democrate. All is good..by the media.

Anyway, check out this nut and let me know what you think everyone.

www.abovetopsecret.com...
Be sure to check out the last page.
edit on 6/13/2011 by anon72 because: (no reason given)



reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 03:05 PM by Antiquated1
reply to post by anon72



What flavor Koolaid is that? You say they should have spent more time looking into Obama before but you also think they should not be looking into Palin at all? When should we look into her? Her 3rd year in office? I think everyone should be looked at before they are in office. These were requested in 2008 when she was in position to become vice president. What you are saying is that the media is wrong for wanting to look into her and wrong for not looking into Obama enough.

I do not know how people keep such opposing thoughts running along side each other like that but I cannot do it. Look into Obama more before he gets into office and look into Palin more before she gets into office. What is the problem?


reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 03:49 PM by mishigas
reply to post by Ghost375



Sarah Palin supporters are so disconnected from reality. They're so close-minded and delusional. I really don't feel like going into details because it won't change any Palin supporters minds, they're just way too close-minded. They won't ever listen to what I say, it would cause too much cognitive dissonance. It's really beyond the point of funny and now it's just sad.


And what does that mini-opinion from you have to do with the topic being discussed? Take your arrows and sling them elsewhere.


reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 04:23 PM by Ghost375
Originally posted by mishigas
reply to
post by Ghost375



Sarah Palin supporters are so disconnected from reality. They're so close-minded and delusional. I really don't feel like going into details because it won't change any Palin supporters minds, they're just way too close-minded. They won't ever listen to what I say, it would cause too much cognitive dissonance. It's really beyond the point of funny and now it's just sad.


And what does that mini-opinion from you have to do with the topic being discussed? Take your arrows and sling them elsewhere.

It has everything to do with the topic. I could explain to you why the media didn't "FAIL" as the OP put it. I could explain how it didn't backfire on the media. I could explain how most people knew the media wouldn't find anything because 2000+ pages were redacted by Palin herself. I could explain how OP is wrong when they say people who don't support Palin don't have common sense, and it is in fact Palin supporters who lack common sense. My post was saying I could go into details, but I don't feel like wasting my time. Palin supporters are very closed minded and won't listen to anything you say.


reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 04:28 PM by mishigas
reply to post by Ghost375




It has everything to do with the topic. I could explain to you why the media didn't "FAIL" as the OP put it. I could explain how it didn't backfire on the media. I could explain how most people knew the media wouldn't find anything because 2000+ pages were redacted by Palin herself. I could explain how OP is wrong when they say people who don't support Palin don't have common sense, and it is in fact Palin supporters who lack common sense. My post was saying I could go into details, but I don't feel like wasting my time. Palin supporters are very closed minded and won't listen to anything you say.


Yes, but you didn't argue any of those points. Instead you insulted a significant portion of the membership.


reply posted on 13-6-2011 @ 06:11 PM by Darkrunner
Originally posted by Ghost375
Originally posted by mishigas
reply to
post by Ghost375



Sarah Palin supporters are so disconnected from reality. They're so close-minded and delusional. I really don't feel like going into details because it won't change any Palin supporters minds, they're just way too close-minded. They won't ever listen to what I say, it would cause too much cognitive dissonance. It's really beyond the point of funny and now it's just sad.


And what does that mini-opinion from you have to do with the topic being discussed? Take your arrows and sling them elsewhere.

It has everything to do with the topic. I could explain to you why the media didn't "FAIL" as the OP put it. I could explain how it didn't backfire on the media. I could explain how most people knew the media wouldn't find anything because 2000+ pages were redacted by Palin herself. I could explain how OP is wrong when they say people who don't support Palin don't have common sense, and it is in fact Palin supporters who lack common sense. My post was saying I could go into details, but I don't feel like wasting my time. Palin supporters are very closed minded and won't listen to anything you say.



No you couldn't go into detail, or you would have. After all, you took the time to comment on this thread did you not?

I don't support Palin at all. I think she is rather dim witted when it comes to foreign policy, and there are much more qualified candidates than her. I am just not sure what all this hub bub is about her. She can't win, and yet the MSM is creaming their collective panties hoping they can find something, anything to bury her.

If the MSM had any intelligence whatsoever, they would realize that Romney will crush her. And I'm not a Romney fan either, but I have to call it as I see it.
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