blogs.abcnews.com - 11/7/2008
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ABC’s Kate Snow reports: A longtime aide to Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin is lashing back at anonymous critics within the McCain-Palin presidential campaign, telling ABC News they are attacking the former vice presidential candidate with distortions. Meg Stapleton offers an...
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abcnews.go.com - 11/7/2008
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Now that the defeated Republican presidential team of
Sen. John McCain and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin have...
gone their separate ways, the knives are out and Palin is the one who is getting filleted. But longtime Palin staffer Meg Stapleton is lashing ...
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Palin Aide Fires Back at Reported McCain Camp Slams
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CNN’s Campbell Brown: Some Of The Rumors About Palin Are Patently False
Say Anything —
She doesn’t get too specific, but at least someone out there is calling the rumormongers out on this nonsense:
Embedded video from CNN Video
And then there’s this:
Stapleton says that during a briefing session someone asked Palin to explain the McCain-Palin stance on an issue and as she was responding “in the middle she said ‘country of Africa’ and somebody instantly wrote it down. And said, ‘Oh my God she thinks it’s a country.’”
But Stapleton insists, “she ...
Debunking the Sarah Palin lies
Yourish.com —
... that makes Sarah Palin look like a brain-dead moron who’s barely smart enough to dress herself, let alone run for VP, let’s take a look at, gee, the actual facts. ...
Nicolle Wallace Defends Sarah Palin Over Anonymous McCain Campaign Staff Smears
FullosseousFlap's Dental Blog —
... Last night Bill O’Reilly offered Sarah Palin the opportunity to come on his show and defend herself. In the meantime, a long-time aide of Governor Palin lashed back at Palin’s critics. ...
The Palin Push-Back
RedState: Conservative News and Community —
... Palin remembers requesting from staff are
toothpaste and coats for cold weather, Stapleton said.
Palin even saw a price tag of $3,500 on one suit jacket and said
she didn't want to wear it, Stapleton said -- but she was told to
wear it anyway.
Stapleton claimed there also was a directive to buy any and all
clothes before Sept. 4, the day the Republican convention in St.
Paul, Minn., ended, so that it could be buried as part of other
convention costs.
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Then we have McCain foreign policy adviser Steve Biegun:
He says ...
A "country of Africa" moment for Nancy Pelosi
Wizbang —
... ) was branded as an idiot by the press, and every miscue and verbal gaffe made by Quayle was brought up again and again as proof of his stupidity. So I wonder ... will the same people who knew that Sarah Palin was unfit to lead because of her " country of Africa " gaffe now start questioning the leadership abilities of Nancy Pelosi? Will late night comedians play this clip over and over again? Will Saturday Night Live run a series of skits portraying Pelosi as a bumbling doofus who succeeds only through wildly accidental circumstances? And most importantly, will those people ...
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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 ...
What’s Next for Sarah Palin?
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 ...
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, ...
AP: Palin put kids on state tab
swamppolitics.com 10/22/2008 — by James OIiphant
The Associated Press is moving a story that says that as Alaska's governor, Sarah Palin charged the state some $21,000 in expenses for her children's travel as she conducted official state business.
But Alaska law is unclear ...
Palin returns to Alaska, urged to mend fences —
Reuters: Politics 11/6/2008
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - After two months sharpening her conservative rhetoric on the U.S. presidential campaign trail, Gov. Sarah Palin returned to Alaska a star in the Republican party, but weakened at home where people had known her as more ...
GOP casts about for answers —
msnbc.com: Politics 11/6/2008
John McCain and Sarah Palin may be getting most of the blame for Republicans’ losses Tuesday, but at the local and state levels, Republicans say their problems run deeper.
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