You Smell That? It's Called Fear.

The Party Boys just can't help themselves. More Palin-bashing here. All of this talk about Palin not being able to cut it will not discourage her. Don't ever tell Sarah Palin she can't do something; she'll work her tail off to prove you wrong and then turn around and rub your face in it. She seems to thrive on underdog status. You're just putting her right in the middle of her element.

Why are the Party Boys doing this? Fear. She is the biggest threat, not only to the liberal agenda, but to their power. She has the ability to eclipse them. Her presence makes them unnecessary, if not irrelevant. The most telling statement from John Weaver: McCain's closest political adviser for much of the past decade, said that he was nearly certain that the former governor would never be the Republican nominee and added that, if she was, "it would surely mean a political apocalypse is upon us."

Amen, Amen. Preach it, brother, preach it! If she succeeds, it will mean the end of their little power circle. That's why they despise her: she's a threat.

The No-Character Kid

Okay, I really am trying to cut Levi Johnston a break. I'm really trying to understand. He's not helping:



"Now Levi does it with protection."

I understand falling in love with the spotlight and trying to make something out of yourself, but you could try to have a modicum of decency in the process.

Final Word to the Party Boys

Okay, here's my last word to Lindsay Graham, Steve Schmidt, and all the other Party Boys:

You all claim that Sarah Palin won't be the nominee, and if she is, she'll be a disaster. A disaster how? What's the worst that could happen? We lose? Hello! We just lost. The GOP couldn't be more irrelevant right now. The very people spouting about how Palin is a disaster, are disasters themselves. If you're not going to be a conservative, just be a Democrat. If there's no difference, what's the difference? What have we got to lose?

History Repeats Itself

Surprise, surprise, Mike Murphy is dissing Palin now. Many have speculated about Palin possibly forming a third party, or running as an Independent. I don't know. It's possible, but the reason I doubt it is that the same thing happened (she was rejected by the Republican Party) in Alaska when she ran for Governor. The Alaska GOP and those who traditionally backed Republican candidates fought her tooth and nail. She's never had a very loving relationship with the power structure of those in her party. The party boys out slamming her is nothing new.

As for a third party or an independent run, the party structure is already there, why not use it and just ignore the hype from the elite idiots? The day after she won the race for Governor, the Bob and Mark Show in Alaska (the DJ's are friends of the Palins) talked about how the Republicans did everything they could to keep Palin from getting elected. Here's the clip (they talk about ANWR for a couple minutes and then turn to Palin):



It's possible that she'll cut ties with the Republican Party, but it's more likely that she'd be a RINO, Republican In Name Only, only the conservative kind.

Awwwwww.....

Todd Palin has resigned from his job on the North Slope, at least for now. Sidenote: I hate how the AP puts all the garbage they can find in the article. All they had to do was say, "Todd resigned." (Sigh) Anyway, I just thought the pic on the article was cute.

Which led me to thinking about other cute pics:

And that's all. Just some fluffy bunny stuff for a Sunday.