politico.com - 11/11/2008
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Want an idea of how popular Sarah Palin was among Southern Republicans? You can check her numbers in exit polls or just see which element of the party is defending her the loudest. GOP state chairs in North Carolina, South Carolina and now Tennessee, reflecting the strong feelings ...
andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com - 11/12/2008
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andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com —
Some readers think my continuing attempt to expose
all the lies and flim-flam and bizarre behavior of
Sarah Palin is now moot . She's history - they argue. Move on. I think she probably is history. Even Bill Kristol and his minions in the ...
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Why Palin Still Matters
hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com - 11/11/2008
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hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com —
Sarah Palin , who started her post-campaign bid
for rehabilitation with a series of high profile interviews
this week, emerged from the 2008 election in an even more politically damaged condition than previously understood, new data show. In the ...
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Brownstein On The Palin Dilemma
adn.com - 11/10/2008
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adn.com —
Gov. Sarah Palin blames the Bush administration for
the failure of the McCain-Palin ticket, thinks people need
to move on from the so-called "Troopergate" controversy and has no regrets about accepting state per diem cash for time spent at her home in ...
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Palin reflects on her run
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Is McCain hanging Palin out to dry to distract attention from his own mistakes?
Hot Air » Top Picks —
... Dude? [I]t seems to be a win-win for McCain. The Palin obsession — which she has fed by going on a media tour and returning to the Lower 48 for the RGA meeting — obscures the mistakes McCain made in his own campaign (though some would say one of those was in picking the Alaska governor). The central debate in the GOP is not now what typically takes place after a party loses — what the candidate did wrong or whether he ran too far to the left, right or middle. Instead, it’s entirely forward-looking, and based around whether Palin represents the future of the party. McCain will ...
McCain Re-Emerges
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan —
J-Mart thinks Palin's strutting around helps McCain: The Palin obsession -- which she has fed by going on a media tour and returning to the Lower 48 for the RGA meeting -- obscures the mistakes McCain made in his own campaign (though some would say one of those was in picking the Alaska governor). The central debate in the GOP is not now what typically takes place after a party loses -- what the candidate did wrong or whether he ran too far to the left, right or middle. Instead, it's entirely ...
Tales from the Magic 8-Ball
The Democratic Daily —
... hint of self-awareness — e.g. the flat-out lie that she’d been exonerated when she’d been found just the opposite — my question is this, Magic 8-Ball — and my apologies for making such a long and involved question, just like most Americans do on talk radio or C-SPAN, or at lectures or conventions, because I know how much it annoys me, all this pointless meandering off into rhetorical space, rather than getting to the point of the question, which was this: Are the media idiots or will they just let this woman lie and lie and lie without ever once ...
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bloggernews.net 11/8/2008 — I’ve given my take the latest Palin controversy here and here, and outside of that I’m done. I make it a rule not put too much faith in “unnamed sources” (especially when one of the people rumoured to be an “unnamed ...
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ace.mu.nu 11/6/2008 — « Note to Palin-Smearers: As McCain Said, "You Will Know Their Names and We Will Make Them Famous" | Main | Flashback II: Scheunemann Takes on the "Anti-Palin Faction" Within the McCain Camp » Flashback, Oct. 25th: "These people are going to try and ...
Palin: Too Big to Fail
lefarkins.blogspot.com 11/7/2008 — Everybody's having a lot of fun with the various rumors about the internal conflicts in the McCain campaign , and the efforts by McCain and Palin staffers to blame each other for defeat. Particularly hilarious is the following threat by Erick ...
Sarah Palin Cannot Move On
commentsfromleftfield.com 11/13/2008 — She thinks she should, though — but she isn’t, and she doesn’t even know it :
From the Alaska governor’s interview with Wolf Blitzer to air today on The Situation Room:
BLITZER: Because, you know, during a campaign, ...
Palin Discusses Race for White House —
WSJ.com: Washington Wire 11/11/2008
Susan Davis reports on reflections on the presidential race.
Sarah Palin may be gone from the presidential stage, but she is doing her part not to be forgotten. In a series of television interviews, the Alaska governor is giving her take on ...
The GOP's future: McCain on Leno —
First Read 11/12/2008
In an appearance on Leno -- his first interview since losing the general election -- McCain defended Palin and gave a bit of analysis on the campaign. "'I knew I had a headwind. I can read the polls,' he said, in an obvious reference to a political ...
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