POTUS & Palin
Wednesday was a tale of two messages. In the morning, Sarah Palin released a free pre-taped message with all the dignity of a middle-of-the-night injury lawyer's television commercial. Despite the Tucson tragedy and the fact that she has removed controversial images from her Facebook page, Palin has decided to stick with her guns on the rhetoric.
Rather than take this opportunity as a chance to step back and reexamine the political dialogue in the country, she'd much rather stick her head in the sand and pretend that there's nothing wrong.
She actually went in the opposite direction and made her now infamous anti-Semetic remark about blood-libel. She either did that purposely as some sort of sick grab for controversy and attention, or she is ignorant to the meaning of the phrase. Bet she understand that words have power now!
The main thrust of her message was one of defensiveness and division.
In the evening, the President gave a stirring and dignified speech that moved America forward and was an attempt to unite our country.
Rather than take this opportunity as a chance to step back and reexamine the political dialogue in the country, she'd much rather stick her head in the sand and pretend that there's nothing wrong.
She actually went in the opposite direction and made her now infamous anti-Semetic remark about blood-libel. She either did that purposely as some sort of sick grab for controversy and attention, or she is ignorant to the meaning of the phrase. Bet she understand that words have power now!
The main thrust of her message was one of defensiveness and division.
In the evening, the President gave a stirring and dignified speech that moved America forward and was an attempt to unite our country.
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