Bristol Palin's blog ghostwriter has some important thoughts she would like to share, regarding whether Sarah Palin was a terrible horrible no-good very-bad choice for vice president and whether Mitt Romney should be as stupid as John McCain was. (No. Yes.) First, she totally links to TalkingPointsMemo, because that is a thing among all of them that Bristol Palin reads. Then Bristol Palin
"Believe in America" is Romney's slogan. I am overwhelmed by its specificity.
"Country First" was McCain/Palin's. It specifically says "country", thereby excluding those urban people and "first", which is like a number.
Dubya: "Yes America Can!". Not "maybe".
Warren G. Harding: "Cox and Cocktails". That is a little too specific, if you ask me.
Sarah Palin was an awesome pick. That's why the campaign kept her as far away from reporters as possible for as long as possible, to keep them from seeing how awesome she was.
"Believe in America" is Romney's slogan. I am overwhelmed by its specificity.
"Country First" was McCain/Palin's. It specifically says "country", thereby excluding those urban people and "first", which is like a number.
Dubya: "Yes America Can!". Not "maybe".
Warren G. Harding: "Cox and Cocktails". That is a little too specific, if you ask me.
mccain completely lost the campaign when lehman declared bankruptcy.
but alaska grifter didn't help.
it would be good if we had less bristol.
"It’s been four years now since Senator McCain selected my mom, and he made the right choice."
Steve Schmidt rolls eyes.
Sarah Palin was an awesome pick. That's why the campaign kept her as far away from reporters as possible for as long as possible, to keep them from seeing how awesome she was.