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		<title>Mystery Solved: Why Some Want To See A President Sarah Palin</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I KNOW...we covered the latest Sarah Palin "media surge" just this past Friday, and at length.  The problem is...the question still lingers in search of an answer: "How is it possible that some people still view Sarah Palin as a desirable candidate for the office of the President of the United States?"  Thanks to interviews with Sarah Palin fans at her recent book signings...we now have our answer.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Before you say it, <strong>I KNOW, I KNOW</strong>&#8230;we covered the latest Sarah Palin  &#8220;<em>media surge</em>&#8221; just this past Friday, and at length (<em>it was titled </em> <a href="../a-new-fresh-look-at-a-woman-named-sarah-palin/"> &#8220;A Fresh, New Look At A Woman Named Sarah Palin&#8221;</a>).</p>
<p><em>The problem is</em>&#8230;the question still lingers in search of an answer: &#8220;<em>How  is it possible that people still view Sarah Palin as a desirable candidate for  the office of the President of the United States?</em>&#8221;</p>
<p>There have been many conservative and Republican candidates that I have  respected, some quite completely.  I may not agree on all issues or  policies&#8230;but <strong>AGREEMENT</strong> is not a required condition for  <strong>RESPECT</strong> to exist.  <span style="text-decoration: underline;">The nagging problem with Sarah is this:</span> I have no doubt (<em>none-zero-zip-zilch</em>)  that if a Democratic Party candidate came along, with personal charm, and with  policy experience equal to Sarah&#8217;s&#8230;a leadership track record the same as  Sarah&#8217;s&#8230;a history of questionable ethics questions same as Sarah&#8217;s&#8230;who  performed as poorly and displayed the same lake of preparation and sense as  Sarah has in interviews&#8230;who, like Sarah, quit his/her elected position halfway  through their term to do book releases and speaking engagements&#8230;and who has  been caught in as many ridiculous/unnecessary/nonsensical lies (<em>many now <strong> IN PRINT</strong></em>) as Sarah has&#8230;</p>
<p>&#8230;conservatives would be laughing <strong>OUT LOUD</strong> at any liberals who  supported such a person.  Again, <span style="text-decoration: underline;">I have no doubt of this.</span></p>
<p>So&#8230;<strong>WHY</strong>?  Well, we may now have an answer.  <em>New Left  Media</em> sent someone to interview people at a signing for Palin&#8217;s new book, <em> Going Rogue</em>, that took place in Columbus, Ohio.  The young man did  exactly what he should&#8230;he didn&#8217;t &#8220;<em>ambush</em>&#8221; anyone&#8230;he interviewed a  large number of people&#8230;he interviewed people from a lot of different  demographics&#8230;he didn&#8217;t ask leading questions.  He simply asked people why  they support Sarah Palin, and what policies of hers appeal to them, and <span style="text-decoration: underline;">why</span>.</p>
<p>Their answers&#8230;<span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>are revealing</strong></span>:</p>
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<p>That&#8217;s right.  A lot of people said they thought Sarah Palin was very &#8220;<em>real</em>&#8220;&#8230;or  somehow patriotic&#8230;or &#8220;<em>honest</em>&#8220;&#8230;or that she somehow embodies &#8220;<em>good  judgment</em>&#8221; (<em>no idea how a person could justify that particular claim</em>).   What they can&#8217;t say, is where she stands on <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>any</strong></span> particular issues  or policies.  <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Not one</strong></span>.  And no, &#8220;<em>cutting taxes and  spending,</em>&#8221; is not a policy statement&#8230;it&#8217;s a knee-jerk talking point that  generally reflects that the person who uttered it knows little about taxes,  about what the government spends money on, or about the history of <strong> politicians, taxes, <span style="text-decoration: underline;">OR</span> spending</strong>.  A few people tried to parrot  things they&#8217;d obviously heard from Fox News/Glenn Beck/Sean Hannity/Bill  O&#8217;Reilly/Rush Limbaugh&#8230;like the one woman very upset about &#8220;<em>czars</em>&#8220;&#8230;but  when asked to actually <strong><em>EXPLAIN</em></strong> the talking point or complaint in  question&#8230;they can&#8217;t.  Obviously, whether we are talking about Sarah  Palin, or the things these people have heard from conservative media or the  church pulpit&#8230;these are not people who care about <strong>UNDERSTANDING</strong> things.   They like Sarah&#8230;so she should be President.  Policies and issues, and  even her own track record, be damned.  Glenn Beck says the &#8220;<em>czars</em>&#8221;  are a problem?  Well that&#8217;s good enough for these people&#8230;they don&#8217;t need  to know what a &#8220;<em>czar</em>&#8221; is, or why they might be a problem.  Sarah  says she&#8217;s going to &#8220;<em>cut taxes and reduce spending?</em>&#8220;  That sounds  great to them!  They don&#8217;t need to understand which taxes she&#8217;ll cut, or  which programs will no longer get funded&#8230;cut them all!  Maybe she&#8217;ll do  what she did in Alaska:  cut taxes to be popular with the voters, then fund  giant, wasteful projects by taking out huge loans&#8230;and then she&#8217;ll give the  jobs to contractors who supported her campaign.  That way, she&#8217;s popular  with the people, her friends get paid, and the bill comes due when somebody else  is in office&#8230;<strong>marvelous</strong>!</p>
<p>Now&#8230;I get it. <span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>They don&#8217;t care</strong></span>.  Again, it&#8217;s as simple as  &#8220;<em>they like her</em>&#8220;&#8230;and what she says &#8220;<em>sounds good</em>&#8221; to them.   Because they don&#8217;t really have any knowledge of how things work&#8230;and because  they don&#8217;t care to ever have any such knowledge, their &#8220;<em>requirements</em>&#8221; for  who should be President are <strong>JUST&#8230;THAT&#8230;SHALLOW</strong>.  If you ask me,  it&#8217;s literally terrifying.  These people are also driving cars, voting,  owning guns, and making babies&#8230;who they will then attempt to rear to be as  vapid and uninformed as they are (<em>which is likely, since statistically a  child&#8217;s IQ is usually near the average of its parents</em>).  <strong>Welcome to  the <span style="text-decoration: underline;">idiocracy</span>.</strong></p>
<p><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>More Sarah Tidbits:</strong></span></p>
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<li><strong>Well, At Least ONE Time She Showed Good Judgment:</strong> A McCain  	campaign advisor has revealed that Sarah decided at the very last minute  	that she and McCain should 	<a href="http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1109/29847.html">cancel an  	interview</a> with Univision.  <span style="text-decoration: underline;">The reason:</span> Sarah suddenly  	realized&#8230;that she didn&#8217;t know anything about Hispanic people or their  	issues of interest.  Her campaign advisor has responded, by criticizing  	the McCain advisor for dredging up last year&#8217;s news: &#8220;<strong>Nobody&#8217;s sitting  	around talking about the 2008 campaign except for the people who lost it.</strong>&#8220;   	Perhaps her advisor has not read her new book&#8230;which focuses <em>heavily</em> on the 2008 campaign.  Now&#8230;if only Palin had shown the same good  	judgment she showed with Univision when it came to Katie Couric and Charlie  	Gibson&#8230;</li>
<li><strong>Closing The Barn Door AFTER The Horses Are Out:</strong> Sarah says  	now that she refuses to do a second interview with Katie Couric&#8230;or on the  	&#8220;<em>Late Show</em>&#8220;&#8230;or anywhere else on CBS.  	<a href="http://hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com/archives/2009/11/palin_freezing.php"> She told this</a> to Fox New&#8217;s Sean Hannity&#8230;perhaps the one person who can  	interview her and ask soft enough questions to prevent her from coming off  	as totally ridiculous.</li>
<li><strong>Speaking of the Palin/Fox News Love Story:</strong> Well, it&#8217;s  	become a regular thing at Fox&#8230;showing a picture of clip, claiming it is  	from a current event, only to have it discovered that the picture/clip is  	from a much older (<em>and better attended</em>) event.  In an effort to  	make it appear that massive throngs were turning out for Sarah&#8217;s book  	signing&#8230;Fox News showed a clip of her delivering a speech on the campaign  	trail. It&#8217;s not news&#8230;it&#8217;s Fox News:</li>
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<li><strong>Palin/Fox News Love Story, Take 2:</strong> One clip that we <strong>KNOW</strong> Fox News won&#8217;t be showing, is this one of angry people booing Palin at one  	of her book signings.  Apparently, a thousand people bought two copies  	of the book and were given wristbands guaranteeing that they would have  	their book signed&#8230;then they stood in the cold and rain in Noblesville,  	Indiana, patiently waiting.  With dozens of people still waiting, and  	for no apparent reason, Sarah got back on the bus and drove off.   	Several disappointed people commented that they could no longer support  	Palin&#8230;and were returning the books.  Nice move&#8230;very <em>mavericky</em>,  	Sarah:</li>
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<li><strong>The Media&#8230;Always Picking On Our Sweet Sarah:</strong> Matt Taibbi  	takes 	<a href="http://trueslant.com/matttaibbi/2009/11/23/yes-sarah-there-is-a-media-conspiracy/"> an excellent look</a> at the claims that Sarah Palin is the victim of some &#8220;<em>media  	conspiracy</em>,&#8221; or that the media has, in some way, been harder on her than  	it is on other politicians.  I can sum it up the reason it&#8217;s nonsense  	in two words: <strong>Monica Lewinski.</strong> Taibbi&#8217;s look at the subject is  	considerably more involved but one of the main points he makes is this:   	Obama&#8217;s people played nice with the press&#8230;and the press treated them nice.   	Historically speaking, when a politician takes the &#8220;<em>the press sucks, and  	they&#8217;re out to get me</em>&#8221; strategy&#8230;that&#8217;s who the press goes after the  	hardest.  File that little fact under &#8220;<em>D</em>&#8221; for &#8220;<em>Duh</em>.&#8221;</li>
<li><strong>Just For Fun:</strong> SNL got our it&#8217;s satirical crystal ball&#8230;and  	tried to capture what would happen if Palin won the 2012 Presidential  	Race&#8230;I think their estimates are a bit conservative (<em>no pun intended</em>):</li>
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