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Round 3: McCain Defends Palin
Well, the debates are over. We didn't learn a whole lot about McCain's healthcare plan or his economic plan, but we did learn about Joe the Plumber and Troops to Teachers. And when asked, "Why would the country be better off if your running mate became president rather than his running mate?" Senator McCain had this to say.
I think I'm voting for Joe the Plumber.
Well, Americans have gotten to know Sarah Palin. They know that she's a role model to women and other -- and reformers all over America.
She's a reformer. She is -- she took on a governor who was a member of her own party when she ran for governor. When she was the head of their energy and natural resources board, she saw corruption, she resigned and said, "This can't go on."
She's given money back to the taxpayers. She's cut the size of government. She negotiated with the oil companies and faced them down, a $40 billion pipeline of natural gas that's going to relieve the energy needs of the United -- of what they call the lower 48.
She's a reformer through and through. And it's time we had that bresh of freth air (sic) -- breath of fresh air coming into our nation's capital and sweep out the old-boy network and the cronyism that's been so much a part of it that I've fought against for all these years.
She'll be my partner. She understands reform. And, by the way, she also understands special-needs families. She understands that autism is on the rise, that we've got to find out what's causing it, and we've got to reach out to these families, and help them, and give them the help they need as they raise these very special needs children.
She understands that better than almost any American that I know. I'm proud of her.
And she has ignited our party and people all over America that have never been involved in the political process. And I can't tell how proud I am of her and her family.
Her husband's a pretty tough guy, by the way, too.
I think I'm voting for Joe the Plumber.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Palin on Limbaugh
Although Sarah Palin is not sitting down for any more tough interviews with the mainstream liberal media, she had time to take some softballs from Rush Limbaugh on Tuesday.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Palin and McCain disagree on North Korea
I'm not so sure they actually disagree so much as Ms. Palin just isn't aware of McCain's stance on this issue. I'm hopeful that she will awkwardly correct her statement next time she is given the opportunity to put her foot in her mouth.
via FOX (of all places).
via FOX (of all places).
Saturday, October 11, 2008
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