Introducing Sarah Palin
With a great applause Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin presented herself to the Republican National Convention, millions of Americans watched, as the small-town outsider joined John McCain’s ticket in waging “A tough fight in this election against confident opponents at a crucial hour for our country.”
“I will be honored to accept the nomination for vice president of the United States,” she said in the convention’s most anticipated speech. The crowd roared as she confidently stood before them. It was a climactic moment after a week of vicious unfair attacks on the first woman ever on a Republican presidential ticket
Palin took crowd-delighting swipes at Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama and what she called the “Washington elite.” She said “The American presidency is not supposed to be a journey of ‘personal discovery.’ This world of threats and dangers is not just a community, and it doesn’t just need an organizer,” Palin said, with reference to Obama’s time as a community organizer in Chicago.
We saw a family based person with adoring children, husband and parents. She promised that parents of special needs children will have an advocate in the White House. Her oldest son Track is a member of the military and looked ready to deploy to Iraq on September 11th.
Sarah Palin stepped up tonight and a star was born in the Republican party.
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And the media is STILL trashing her and her family, all the while whining that she is not being fair to them as they continue to attack her.
Katie Couric just said on thenews that the media has a right to run stories on misinformation put out by the tabloids because the public has a right to know… about lies apparently.
And the media is still arguing that even though McCain stated that he knew about her daughter’s pregnancy, he did not know about her daughter’s pregnancy.
Um what?
I’m surprised that the newscasters weren’t wearing their Obama/Biden t-shirts while covering theGOP convention.
why do liberal/progressives hate republican women so much?