Since Sarah ‘Lipstick’ Louise arrived on the scene some weeks ago she
has enjoyed a popularity normally reserved for rock stars or
Kennedy’s. In the great scheme of things she’s a nobody whose 15
minutes of fame could quite easily turn into 16 years.
From the way it looks now she’s a shoe-in to the White House as Obama
languishes, near helpless, having been dropped like an old sock as the
media golden boy.
Mrs. Palin’s qualifications aren’t the reason she’ll get it, nor is
her political experience (although she clearly has more than the
Democratic Presidential hopeful). No, she’ll get in because
everybody’s so busy bashing her that we can’t hear a word she is
saying and therefore we're making a decision based solely on
the appearance of competency.
And we need to hear what she’s saying to determine if she’s worth
putting into the White House. It would be good to know if she is or
isn’t as dumb as a 130lb bag of rice (no disparity to Condi intended)
before we get to vote.
To get to that point her detractors, whose constant belligerent
put-downs are in fact greasing Palin’s political wheels while throwing
sand into Obama’s, need to SHUT UP.
Stop talking. Stop judging. Just STOP. The intended negative onslaught
is having the opposite effect. Her popularity is soaring based solely
on good looks and the oft-mentioned lipstick. Without so much as a
hint of a debate, she’s already pushed McCain ahead of Obama in the
polls. Are we voting for a cheerleader or a real player?
Let Palin stand alone and see if she wilts or blooms in the spotlight
of political debate. Time is running short and if we end up with a
female Dan Quayle we will only have ourselves to blame. If she gets
elected she’s more than likely going to be President.
On the other hand maybe Sarah Louise is a charismatic strong woman
who’s up to the challenge. She may indeed make a great first female
Vice President or President.
If y’all don’t stop talkin’ we’ll never know.
Talking Palin into the White House
September 23, 2008
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