Now They Are Blaming Sarah Palin For Retaining Counsel

Well let’s see, her daughter is getting married, she will be traveling all across the country campaigning, her daughter will be having a baby, she will be winning and election and then it will be off to Washington to help run the country.
You think she might need a little help with this bogus case while she is thousands of miles away? DUH!!!
It’s called delegating.

What's next, oh my god she late for a PTA meeting?

September 3, 2008

Thank you for acknowledeging my work as a freelance writer and a dedicated supporter of Governor Palin as our Republican candidate for VP. As what many have considered in my own career as a male employee working in vocations ranging from investigative sales to media personality and now freelance writer,I have been in the workforce since 1964. I am still complemented as a being muscular and handsome as well,I never received even one query or skeptical remark with any resemblance to what Sarah Palin has experienced. It is absurd for a TV reporter to even mention the subject of family care and problems with a family member in any family in America. I have seen several public eye woman question her parenting. They may be conceivably jealous because they have to be silent abut their own sexual harrassment by anchormen and producers lest they get fired in disgrace themselves. they are to be dismissed as just some more gloomy guses who are frustrated and on a downward climb because chauvnism and the glass ceiling are still here because of their demure and universal apathy.

commonsenseunlimited

September 3, 2008

Now that I have heard all these dowager reporters on TV and the Print media question the judgement of Sarah Palin, someone who is getting much more attention then they ever did, I have to wonder about my own 27 year marriage and family and the tendency of older female reporters making comments on why we cannot work because of parenting issues-here's the deal. Are these gals someday soon going to aim telescope into our bedrooms?. Remember "Big Brother is Watching You." Watch Sarah Palin tonight, she will seal the deal.

commonsenseunlimited

September 3, 2008

Listening to Sarah Palin wind up tonight I would
offer this piece of advice, though rather hackneyed in nature to the crow eaters I have already alluded to in previous commentary:BE NICE TO THE PEOPLE YOU MEET ON THE WAY UP BECAUSE YOU ARE GOING TO MEET THE SAME PEOPLE ON YOUR WAY DOWN. Sarah Palin is finishing up the best speech I have ever seen by a candidate at a convention since Camelot.She reassured us of leadership, as being an outstanding and forceful woman who will serve America well. Bawl out day by their bosses in the Press Room will begin in the am.

commonsenseunlimited

September 3, 2008

There must be some self serving reasons why certain segments of the left wing media are determined to continue digging up dirt on Sarah Palin after last night's deliriously appreciated speech. As someone who has worked and studied within the legal system for many years I have unofficial free thoughts as an amateur with no license but alot of training for Alaskans giving gratuitous information about Sarah Palin, to major newspapers seeking information that may one day expose you as a source. Nowadays, the reporter is not necessarly the one who will actually expose your identity as a story source, partiularly in a small state like Alsaka where things get around and a very precise internet that can bring out everything. While you do have the right to freely express yourself Constitutionally, there are many legal repercussions if the information you provide these liberal newshounds with any content that may contain malice of forethought, untrue or slanderous information, information trying to achieve any personal gain by knowing in advance that it may be furthered by you in a defamatory and false characterzation. That's why I would suggest not to sign anything or be taped. The reporters might get a promotion and you might end up in who knows what level of the judicial system. It's not worth it, in my old neighborhood in NYC we used to say as kids in the street "I know nothing". Reporters are not law enforcement anyway. commomsenseunlimited