Palin: Bad Guys vs. Good Guys

ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO –-

Standing in front a red farmhouse surrounded by pumpkins, Sarah Palin told the crowd of thousands that a McCain-Palin administration will be able to fight terrorism because they know who the “bad guys” are, “Help me Ohio to help put John McCain in the White House. He understands. He understands you. We understand how important it is that this team be elected. For one thing, we know who the bad guys are, OK?”

Palin continued, “We know—we know that in the war, it’s terrorists, terrorists who hate America and her allies and would seek to destroy us, and the bad guys are those who would support and sympathize with the terrorists. They do not like America because of what we stand for: Liberty, Freedom, Equal Rights. Those who sympathize and support those terrorists who would seek to destroy all it is that we value, those are the bad guys, OK?”

Several supporters screamed, “Obama!” when Palin spoke about sympathizing with terrorists. MORE
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  1. Anonymous10/13/08, 7:33 AM

    Could NObama be a "bad guy" with all his associations with them?

    Go figure...

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  2. Kathleen Miller10/13/08, 10:05 AM

    Jean,

    Thank you for your lively posts on pro-life issues and the upcoming election. I read your blog daily.

    This article proves that the main stream media's opinion of Palin is not what most Americans think or say about her.

    Most people I know respect her and think that she is a woman of substance. However, it is usually the liberal democrats ( many in our family too) that think she is stupid and not qualified to run.

    I think they really shaking in their boots at someone so strongly stands up for LIFE. She walks the talk!

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  3. Carlos Echevarria10/13/08, 10:28 AM

    Jean, Gov Palin's rhetoric is politically incorrect.

    Remember we need to understand evil and apologize for our behavior which has engendered it.

    The MSM and Left reacted the same way when Reagan, speaking to evangelicals in 83' in Orlando, called the Soviet Union the "evil empire"

    That same night on NBC John Chancellor, said they were at best "naughty"....

    American people, not the Ivy League elites & country club types, understand and appreciate Gov Palin's real distinctions in this present day and age!!!

    God Bless Sarah Palin

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