You all have no doubt heard that the left (and some on the right) got all wee weed up the other day when Sarah Palin made a slip of the tongue when referring to North and South Korea. Today Sarah Palin posts on her Facebook page funny examples of Obama’s verbal gaffes that never really got the attention they deserve.
Sarah Palin Facebook: My fellow Americans in all 57 states, the time has changed for come. With our country founded more than 20 centuries ago, we have much to celebrate – fromthe FBI’s 100 days to the reforms that bring greater inefficiencies to our health care system. We know that countries like Europe are willing to stand with us in our fight to halt the rise of privacy, and Israel is a strong friend of Israel’s. And let’s face it, everybody knows that it makes no sense that you send a kid to the emergency room for a treatable illness like asthma and they end up taking up a hospital bed. It costs, when, if you, they just gave, you gave them treatment early, and they got some treatment, and ah, a breathalyzer, or an inhalator. I mean, not a breathalyzer, ah, I don’t know what the term is in Austrian for that…
Each of the links above are links to YouTube clips of Obama’s gaffes. Palin goes on in the post to point out the media’s bias when reporting on her vs. Obama. She even throws in some examples of the media making a few verbal gaffes (I cannot believe I missed Shepard Smith saying this).
It is refreshing to see at least one conservative political figure willing to consistently stand and call out media bias. Perhaps if more conservative candidates put their foot down we would not have to suffer though crap like the CNN/YouTube debates from 2008.
Via: Memeorandum
Via: Left Coast Rebel
Via: The Right Scoop
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6 comments:
Clifton,
Did you really miss Sheps slip-up?
That was big! I was actually watching it live when he said that and remember thinking that he would never live that down and apparently I was right,,lol.
The "mama grizzly/pit bull with lipstick" isn't intimidated by the radical leftists in the mainstream media before. Back when she was governor and a vice presidential candidate, I think Palin was surprised at the viscous and personal nature of their incessant attacks. The blush is off the rose now and she's quite content to swing back. I think that's one reason she's not an elected official anymore.
Christopher:
Believe it or not, I actually missed that one. I guess I don't get around as much as I thought, LOL.
LL:
Palin seems to be the only one willing to push back as hard the left is willing to attack. Whoever the 2012 nominee is, they had better be willing to do the same, because the media will give them the full Palin Treatment.
I don't think the '12 candidate will have much to worry about, as long as they happen to be a man.
It became okay to attack strong women in politics when Barry did so first to Hillary and then to Palin. They were enemies to be destroyed. Maybe it's just me, but the tactics used against both women seemed fairly similar. Now, it's open season on women, obviously especially those on the right, but I think we're going to see more attacks on women on the left soon, in just as vicious a fashion as the Obots went after HRC and Palin.
Clifton, this is the best post you've made in a very long time.
It was my morning entertainment.
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