Is Sarah Palin really as goofy as the media makes her look, or is it all just a media fabrication?
I’m not talking about qualifications or anything, I’m just talking about the way we see her “fumbles” and “bloopers” all of the time. After all, Barack Obama once said there were 57 states, and in numerous other ocassions he’s faltered, but the media doesnt play him up that way, despite his faults.
What I’m saying is, if the media really wanted to, they could make anyone look like a goof and fool. You follow anyone around long enough and you’ll start to pick up gaffes all over the place. Do you feel like anyone, could be portrayed as goofy? Or perhaps different people handle goofy situations in a more appropriate way?
The lamestream media will always let you know who the liberal democraps fear. It is the person they smear the most.
They kept shoving McLame down our throat last go round, telling us he was the candidate we needed to nominate if we wanted to have a chance at winning (I knew right then he was not for me), but yet when he selected Palin (an ‘evil Conservative’ in their eyes) that attacked her like piranhas.
They have been beating up on her every since.
I studied up on her back when she was selected as McLame’s VP (the only choice he made that I liked) and she is actually a pretty remarkable human being. She fought BOTH parties in Alaska and ended a lot of corruption in the State. She also reigned in the oil companies up there.
That is why the lamestream media (democrap propaganda outlet) attacks her so viciously.
And now she has a network of support all around the nation.
Good Job Sarah!!!!!!
Obama’s funniest bloopers!
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