Leftist Attacks on Sarah Palin So Far

None of these have anything to do with policy and issues; and that's the Leftist mantra whenever Obama is asked about having friends that are convicted felons, communists, anti-Christians and racists..."discuss the issues, the American people want to discuss the issues". So over the weekend here's what the leftists have come up with: Palin's Downs-Syndrome baby is actually her granddaughter's. That the baby is actually the son of her oldest daughter. They presented a lot of pictures to try and prove it. Second attack is that she's only a small town mayor, with no experience. The answer to that is that she has twenty months as governor in addition to her being mayor, and on the city council. She's been part owner of a business, so knows personally the challenges of a businessman. She's commander in chief of the Alaska National Guard. I read one attack that she left the town she was mayor of millions of dollars in debt. We'll have to see how that plays out. On the other hand, Obama has a little less than four years in the senate, and the last two were spent campaigning. He's spent only about 150 days so far in at work in Washington, and passed on most controversial votes. He's never had a job like you and me. He's never run a business. Third attack was "trooper-gate". The attack is that she used her position as governor to fire her brother in law (the trooper) for personal reasons. In fact, the brother in law's boss should have fired him and didn't. The brother in law used a taser on his stepson, illegally shot a moose, was caught drinking beer in his patrol car. He told others his father-in-law would "eat a f'ing lead bullet" if he helped his daughter get an attorney for the divorce. This last was a witnessed exchange. Palin was in office as governor for eighteen months before the officer was fired. Standby for more unfounded attacks, and even though these first attacks have already been dis-proven, the leftists will keep repeating them. hoping, like all their lies, the adage that a lie repeated often enough will become believed.