Whoops: Palin Advocates War With Iran, Apparently Misreading Column
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Raw Story
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has always tried to portray herself as tough
on national security.
On Sunday, however, Palin may have taken it too far. Speaking to Fox
News’ Chris Wallace, the onetime Republican vice presidential nominee
signaled that she supported war with Iran, referring to a recent
online column by conservative Pat Buchanan.
“Say he played, and I got this from Buchanan, reading one of his
columns the other day,” Palin quipped. “Say he played the war card.
Say he decided to declare war on Iran, or decided to really come out
and do whatever he could to support Israel, which I would like him to
do. But that changes the dynamics in what we can assume is going to
happen between now and three years.”
Only, Buchanan said the opposite thing.
“Should war come,” he wrote Friday, “that would be the end of GOP
dreams of adding three-dozen seats in the House and half a dozen in
the Senate.”
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In addition to costing the GOP politically (the speechwriter turned
pundit said that war would ensure the reelection of Senate Majority
Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), Buchanan said war with Iran was simply
unwise — and even more than that, unfounded.
“Despite the hysteria about Iran’s imminent testing of a bomb,”
Buchanan wrote, “the U.S. intelligence community still has not changed
its finding that Tehran is not seeking a bomb.”
“And if Iran is hell-bent on a bomb,” he added, “why has Director of
National Intelligence Dennis Blair not revised the 2007 finding and
given us the hard evidence?”
Palin, seemingly misreading Buchanan’s piece, remarked, “Things would
dramatically change if he decided to toughen up and do all that he can
to secure our nation and our allies.”
Palin’s remarks come about 3:15 into the following YouTube video. The
exchange — and the column by Buchanan — was first noted by Talking
Points Memo.
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miss9er
Scary to think she may be our next prez
duane
Sort of wondering about that for a while. Is it possible that the
majority of Americans think that relative dummy could be president?
If so, do they believe that there are too many balances to allow a
rogue president to operate?
bozak
> Sort of wondering about that for a while. Is it possible that the
> majority of Americans think that relative dummy could be president?
> If so, do they believe that there are too many balances to allow a
> rogue president to operate?
lol... have you been sleep for the last ten years???
skep...@aol.com
wrote:
Right now the rulers are tying to use Palin to control the Tea baggers
movement. That is a base they want to mobilize. Did you hear how
"subversives" in South Carolina have to register like sex offenders
with the police or face 10 years in jail. The Demcrats fear and hat
their base just like the Republicans fear and hate their base, but the
democrats do NOT want to mobilize their base.
raven1
Paranoid much?
raven1
wrote:
>
>Sort of wondering about that for a while. Is it possible that the
>majority of Americans think that relative dummy could be president?
>If so, do they believe that there are too many balances to allow a
>rogue president to operate?
*Boggle*
Did you somehow miss most of the past decade?
miss9er
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People voted for Bush. How rogue can you get!
miss9er
wrote:
Smoking too much weed maybe.
Short term memory loss
skep...@aol.com
I think maybe Sarah's brain is addled too. Too many recoils when she
was shooting her rifle at little baby animals.
miss9er
She likes to shoot from planes too. Terrible
skep...@aol.com
Sarah Palin's cruelty is no joke, she forced women to pay for their
own rape kits and investigations by police in Alaska.
miss9er
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What a Christian..Not.....
andyrichardson
Has it come to this -- attempting to compare the intelligence of Bush
vs. Palin? Bartender, pour me another one! I'm gonna need it....
Andy
Ben Kaufman
Twice!!!
Ben Kaufman
Bush was a puppet with excellent puppet masters... Palin appears to be a
windup toy.
Ben
miss9er
LOL. You're correct!
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> Ben- Hide quoted text -
The Inconvenient Truth
"Ben Kaufman" <spaXm-mXe-anXd-p...@pobox.com> wrote in message
news:jah9n5pki661epm24...@4ax.com...
>>>>>> "Despite the hysteria about Iran's imminent testing of a bomb,"
>>>>>> Buchanan wrote, "the U.S. intelligence community still has not chan
>>> ged
>>>>>> its finding that Tehran is not seeking a bomb."
>>>>>> "And if Iran is hell-bent on a bomb," he added, "why has Direct
>>> or of
>>>>>> National Intelligence Dennis Blair not revised the 2007 finding and
>>>>>> given us the hard evidence?"
>>>>>> Palin, seemingly misreading Buchanan's piece, remarked, "Things w
>>> ould
>>>>>> dramatically change if he decided to toughen up and do all that he ca
>>> n
>>>>>> to secure our nation and our allies."
>>>>>> Palin's remarks come about 3:15 into the following YouTube video. T
>>> he
>>> g
>>>>>> Points Memo.
>>>>
>>>>>> Prison Planet.tv Members Can Watch Fall Of The Republic Right Now
>>>>>> Online - Don't Miss Out! Get Your Subscription Today!http://www.priso
>>> nplanet.com/whoops-palin-advocates-war-with-iran-appa...
>>>>
>>>>> Scary to think she may be our next prez
>>>>
>>>> Sort of wondering about that for a while. Is it possible that the
>>>> majority of Americans think that relative dummy could be president?
>>>> If so, do they believe that there are too many balances to allow a
>>>> rogue president to operate?- Hide quoted text -
>>>>
>>>> - Show quoted text -
>>>
>>> People voted for Bush. How rogue can you get!
>>
>>Has it come to this -- attempting to compare the intelligence of Bush
>>vs. Palin? Bartender, pour me another one! I'm gonna need it....
>>
>>Andy
>
> Bush was a puppet with excellent puppet masters... Palin appears to be a
> windup toy.
>
> Ben
Winderup and she sez:
"I'm a quitter! I'm a quitter!"
Tim McGaughy
That's not the question. The question is, have the majority of americans
been asleep for the last ten years?
The answer could be very depressing.
The Inconvenient Truth
"Tim McGaughy" <tee...@toast.net> wrote in message
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that's *sheep* and not *asleep*.
asleep is another way of guilt absolving. which is ok, after you've admitted
your mistakes. but not beforehand.
skep...@aol.com
And Ronald Reagan was such a dumb fuck his handlers had to keep him
away from being in the same room with the Russian diplomats least they
learn that Reagan was likely to eat his boogers in front of them.
skep...@aol.com
They've been watching American idol. When they get up in the morning,
they're breathlessly thinking and discussing American Idol.