Comments on: Four Years Later Palin Remains An Embarrassment

By: malialitman

malialitman — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 16:52:14 +0000

zinga zingi,
The only problem is that I’M NOT MAKING ANY MONEY DOING THIS! Busted!

By: malialitman

malialitman — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 16:50:56 +0000

zingazingi,
I’m approving your comment along with all the others that were submitted at the same time.

By: zinga zingi

zinga zingi — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 05:34:04 +0000

…and yea, sure. My comment is awaiting moderation. So, “Even the people who comment here and are very critical of what I’ve said serve a valuable purpose. They remind me, and all of us, just how extreme people are on the other side of the conversation, and how dangerous it could be if they ever became the majority in the country.”..and you consider yourself the majority in the country? You’re delusional!

By: zinga zingi

zinga zingi — Tue, 21 Aug 2012 05:30:18 +0000

…and here you go promiscuous Malia. I call you promiscuous for a reason: one more woman in the deck of bashers who prostitute for money in exchange of bashing a wonderful, real woman: Sarah Palin. You actually should thank her for giving you a job. Come on, now!

By: malialitman

malialitman — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 13:15:50 +0000

writerdood,
I greatly appreciate your willingness to explain. Given the number of people who read each day, the number of people who comment are a small fraction of the people reading. While I would never have time in the day to respond to thousands of comments, I am grateful to get some perspective from people like you who read often, but rarely comment. When I started this blog, I didn’t feel like I was providing a necessary service, but today my perception has changed. I realize just how limited our media is. They report what happens, but often don’t put it in context, or provide the commentary that seems to be needed. Even the people who comment here and are very critical of what I’ve said serve a valuable purpose. They remind me, and all of us, just how extreme people are on the other side of the conversation, and how dangerous it could be if they ever became the majority in the country. Thank you for reading and for this comment. Malia

By: writerdood

writerdood — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 12:26:19 +0000

Actually, I’ve been subscribed for years. I usually don’t comment because, well, there’s not much to say. I mean, I usually agree with you, and I don’t spend much time researching this airhead. Fortunately, the media seems to be ignoring her more and more. Not the right wing media, but I generally avoid that for intestinal reasons. Hopefully, she’ll just fade away. Someday, she’ll be nothing more than a historical footnote, a dark ugly stain reduced to a faded smear. Would McCain have won the election if he’d acted more responsibly in his selection of a running mate? This is a question we’ll never know the answer to. But without Palin highlighting the foolishness of that selection by exposing her ignorance to the public, Obama may have lost the election. Probably not, but it is without a doubt a factor. Delegating responsibility is one of a president’s key roles. McCain illustrated his lack of capacity in that area when he selected Palin.

In any case, I often read your blog simply because you’re willing to do research into areas that make me sick. Thank you for that service.

By: malialitman

malialitman — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 15:36:07 +0000

Millie,
I join you in waiting to see what Palin will do to get attention in “Tampa.

By: Millie

Millie — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 15:16:28 +0000

I find that I’ve become very ‘jaded’ over the past few years about politics and I blame a lot of it on Palin! She is such an evil woman and has been an embarrassment to women across the nation.

Think of the few women that we currently have serving in D.C. in Congress that have worked their butts off to be where they are. Nancy Pelosi immediately comes to mind and is an outstanding woman that Sarah has tried to discredit on many occasions over the past four years.

John McCain put Sarah Palin on his ticket and she single handidly made things MORE difficult for women in government and for those that might want to attain a position in government on the local, state and national levels.

Sarah spews nothing but lies and has been very instrumental in the unrest and hate that has permiated the United States of America since having been introduced to the nation.

Just look at the Republican party!! We now have Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan who do nothing but lie and deceive. Paul Ryan built this facade in Congress and now it’s been proven he isn’t what he projected himself to be. Ayn Rand follower and passed ONLY two Bills (that he introduced) throughout all the years he has been in the House?!!! (One to rename a Post Office Branch in the state he serves!) It is just unbelievable and I have friends that are going to vote for them because they are Republicans!!! My heart is broken!

But, I am very happy that Sarah Palin was ‘shut out’ of the Republican Convention. You’d think it would embarrass the hell out of her, but I truthfully think she’ll pull something in Tampa since she has had reservations there for a few months.

By: malialitman

malialitman — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 13:36:08 +0000

Rene,
What amazes me is that Palin seems to have no accountability when she lies. She knows that what she is saying is not the truth, and she just doesn’t care!

By: malialitman

malialitman — Thu, 16 Aug 2012 13:33:36 +0000

Rene,
I am so sorry to hear about this experience! At a time when the country needs so badly to heel, it seems SP is bound to terrorize just as long as she can. The problem is that most people don’t have the time to spend learning the truth about her, so they just continue believing the lies of Sarah Palin.