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Home Front: Politix
LA Times: Palin too moderate for GOP on contraception
2008-09-07
What next - her favorite outfit clashes with the official GOP posters? She once read a book in which a character said provocative things? She doesn't cut the crusts off of her kids' PBJs???

Dear Lord it is going to be a long 2 months ....
Posted by:lotp

#9  Its a simple trick by the left to try to blunt Palin;s appeal.

The difference hwere is that Palin does not object to education about condoms. She still is against explicit stuff.

Its the left using dishonest half-truths, trying to stomp down the enthusiasm on the right, which will beat Obama.
Posted by: OldSpook   2008-09-07 20:47  

#8  Charlie Gibson does the honors. I suspect her ratings and those of the network will experience a significant bump.
Posted by: Besoeker   2008-09-07 19:30  

#7  Palin's granted ABC an interview later this week. It will undoubtably bring that channel a huge audience and a ratings bump.

How long before the sheep in the MSM discover the amazing virtues of Gov. Palin in order to reap the same reward?

Don't know if it will play out that way, but given that they aren't going to be able to sustain the lurid charges without justification for too much longer, they may come around in order to be on the winning side.

We'll see.
Posted by: lotp   2008-09-07 19:19  

#6  McCain and Palin, that's who's on the ticket, vote for them or don't. I'm sick of this, I wish it were Nov. already.
Posted by: bigjim-ky   2008-09-07 19:11  

#5  The fact that Palin has the lefties in such a frenzy really nails home the point that she's the real deal!
Posted by: Scooter McGruder   2008-09-07 18:36  

#4  Who elected the LA Times leader of this outfit?
Posted by: Alaska Paul   2008-09-07 18:23  

#3  A lot of people are going to get a feel of what it's like to try to shoot a moose. RECOIL!
Posted by: Richard of Oregon   2008-09-07 18:23  

#2  Like anyone at the LA Times knows any Republicans to ask this question.
Posted by: ed   2008-09-07 17:57  

#1  Mickey Kaus has an interesting take on this. He thinks that the sooner these half-baked theories and false rumours are paraded in the press, the sooner evidence appears to refute it. What he missed is that by going public with this stuff, the legacy media further damage their reputation as a source of useful information in the eyes of the public.
Posted by: trailing wife   2008-09-07 17:45  

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