by Sharon Kyle
The Tea Party movement held a national convention this week with Sarah Palin delivering the keynote address. Palin, who ran as John McCain’s vice presidential candidate in the 2008 presidentional election, has become the darling of the movement, as was evidenced by the rousing applause and howls coming from the audience throughout her [...]
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Sarah Palin at the Tea Party Convention: She’s Baaaaack
Posted on 08 February 2010 by Sharon Kyle | Comments (0) | Tags: FOX, Judson Phillips, nited Citizens v. FEC Supreme Court Decision, Sarah Palin, Sharon Kyle, Tea Party, Tea Party movement, Tea Party Nation, Teabagger
Can You Feel The Ship Turning?
Posted on 06 December 2008 by Dick Price | Comments (0) | Tags: Can You Feel The Ship Turning?, changing the kind of funding decisions made by our gove, Dick Price, fully explained defense of marriage equality this morni, given the political capital it may have cost him, immigration reform, overturns the recent State Supreme Court decision in ou, Proposition 8, Rahm Emanuel, Rep. Xavier Becerra, Sharon Kyle, stout, The Things Democrats Care About, We need to stop the magnet of jobs that draws people to, with ending the war, with jobs, you can get the momentum going in your direction and re
by Dick Price & Sharon Kyle
In the run-up to Election Day, when Barack Obama’s history-making victory wasn’t exactly a sure thing, our local congressman urged persistence and optimism.
“We’ve got a big ship there in Washington, with a lot of right-wing momentum pushing it forward,” said Rep. Xavier Becerra on a sultry August evening, speaking to [...]
What Happened to Sarah Palin’s Medical Records?
Posted on 03 November 2008 by Sharon Kyle | Comments (0) | Tags: All of the candidates have released medical information, except Sarah Palin, gossip, in other words, many are postulating about Palin's records, McCains melanoma history suggests McCain has a 22% chan, medical news website, Medpage Today, perhaps there is a reason these records haven't been re, Ron Mwangaguhunga of the Awearness Blog, Sharon Kyle, She had a tubal ligation procedure after 4th child, She has had an abortion, She has had an STD, She has had plastic surgery, She has only given birth to four children, They guess, thread running on Democratic Underground discussion for, What Happened to Sarah Palin's Medical Records?, would hurt her with McCain's base
by Sharon Kyle
All of the candidates have released medical information to the American people stating they are fit to serve, that is, all except Sarah Palin. There has been a flurry of questions buzzing around the blogosphere and elsewhere regarding the lack of medical records for Palin, especially since her appearance on ABC News almost [...]
Gwen Ifill’s Book Makes Her Impartial? - Much Ado About Nothing
Posted on 03 October 2008 by Sharon Kyle | Comments (0) | Tags: amazon.com, at least 17 novels, book, Boom! Talking About the Sixties What Happened, Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama, Commission on Presidential Debates, common for journalists to author books, does not render them incapable of remaining any more or, fictional account of a debate, FOX News, Gwen Ifill’s Book, held together by Brokaw’s own biographical time line an, How It Shaped Today, Impartial?, Lehrer’s book “The Last Debate” was released, Lessons for Tomorrow, Mack to the Rescue (Stories and Storytellers), Much Ado About Nothing, objectivity being compromised, paperback on Oct 14, PBS Jim Lehrer, personal opinions may come through in the text, pokes fun of such things as privatization, political satire, Republican is a born-again racist while the Democrat is, September 2000, Sharon Kyle, Tom Brokaw’s book
by Sharon Kyle
All this talk on Fox News about Gwen Ifill’s objectivity being compromised because she has a soon to be released book entitled, “Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama” sounds a lot like much ado about nothing.
I did a little searching and found that PBSs Jim Lehrer, moderator of several consecutive [...]
Sarah Palin’s Feminine Wiles Fall Short
Posted on 29 September 2008 by Sharon Kyle | Comments (0) | Tags: 14 points higher than women. Desperately Searching for, 62 percent of men have a favorable opinion of the Alask, a strictly professional exchange, addressed Gibson as “Charlie” no less than five times, adept at using her charm and beauty to distract from ot, Afghan President Hamid Karzai, Alaskan Governor, attractive woman, average citizen is still left wondering — who is Sarah, Biden will be in a precarious position, Bob Herbert, campaign spokeswoman Tracey Schmitt, Charles Gibson of ABC, Christopher Beam, CNN, CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll, compile and analyze what people are searching for on th, Couric didn’t seem to be biting, Couric seemed to rattle Palin, did not seem to work in Palin’s favor, earmarks investigation, enough is enough, Fareed Zakaria has asked that she step down, Feminine Wiles Fall Short, fifty-seven percent of male respondents said Palin was, gender gap, hard pressed to find a single report that looked favora, I trust that he’s up to the task, impossible to grasp the dialogue exchanged between Pali, it gives her an edge over her opponent that all attract, it is not all men. George Will, Jack Cafferty’s exasperation, Katie Couric-Sarah Palin interview, keywords “Sarah Palin legs”, looking directly and unwaveringly at Palin as she stumb, McCain avoided eye contact with Obama, moderated by veteran journalist Gwen Ifill, MSNBC, NBC believes what people search for says a lot about ho, NBC National Journal Reporter Carrie Dann asserts that, NBC News uses online research company Hitwise, New York Times, nine points higher than women, Palin is favored by men, Palin operating outside her comfort zone, Palin resembled a high-schooler trying to BS her way th, Palin searches caused web traffic to spike almost 30 ti, putting an unqualified pilot in the cockpit of a jetlin, reporters could not go into the meetings, Sarah Palin, Sarah Palin knows where her strength lies, Sharon Kyle, she touched his arm, she’ll invite it, Slate, subtle gestures easily dismissed as personal style, the idea that the voters of the United States might ins, the reporter ban was a miscommunication, Thursday’s debate, volume fell almost as quickly as it rose, What’s important is that Palin feel comfortable enough, whether Palin is qualified to serve as president, Why else would the McCain campaign shield her from the, Within the first 7, zooming in on hard-hitting questions while staring with
by Sharon Kyle
Shortly after the Katie Couric-Sarah Palin interview, a slew of reports hit the Internet assessing the VP candidate’s performance. Try as I might, I was hard pressed to find a single report that looked favorably on Palin’s delivery. Slate’s Christopher Beam said that Palin resembled, “a high-schooler trying to BS her way through [...]
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