One thing I have been waiting to see is; will any righties here comment on senior mccain advisers calling Palin various names in the press? Because if a liberal poster here, especially a liberal female, says anything negative about Palin, there is a cry of outrage and a barrage of insults! You're jealous! How dare you! You disgust me!
But...
In an interview with CNN today, one McCain adviser anonymously called Palin “a diva” and said “she is playing for her own future” political prospects.
“She is a diva. She takes no advice from anyone,” the advisor told CNN. “She does not have any relationships of trust with any of us, her family or anyone else. Also she is playing for her own future and sees herself as the next leader of the party. Remember: divas trust only unto themselves as they see themselves as the beginning and end of all wisdom.”
Now I knew that was a woman as soon as I read it. Ends up, this appears to be Nicole Wallace, whom I think we all know.
Palin has taken to blaming the entire ["clothing"] incident – as well as her introduction to the nation – on her “handlers,” presumably meaning Nicolle Wallace ... McCain allies say that Palin allies talked to Fox News commentator Fred Barnes to further throw Wallace under the bus. Barnes yesterday said, “the person who went and bought the clothes and, as I understand it put the clothes on her credit card, went to Saks and Neiman Marcus...the staffer who did that has been a coward” for not coming forward and accepting the blame for the $150,000 shopping spree. Barnes clarified that he was talking about Wallace.
Now, you guys were warned. You were told that Palin got her bad rep with republicans in Alaska, not because she was a "mavericky maverick filled with mavericky goodness", but because she had never, ever, failed to use a mentor/helping hand, and then turn around and kick that person in the face with glee.
You guys didn't want to hear it. Now you have Palin's posse furiously attempting to throw Mccain off the bus so that she can drive it straight into 2012. She's going to initiate a blood bath in your party, and this bitch ain't going down without taking quite a few people with her.
She just turned around, and gleefully kicked John Mccain in the face.
How do you like it?
Another McCain aide anonymously told The Politico that Palin has been “going rogue” by criticizing strategic decisions by the McCain campaign, such as their use of robocalls against Sen. Barack Obama in recent weeks, and the decision to pull out of the state of Michigan in early October.
She's a whack job. - probably Steve Schmidt.
But...
In an interview with CNN today, one McCain adviser anonymously called Palin “a diva” and said “she is playing for her own future” political prospects.
“She is a diva. She takes no advice from anyone,” the advisor told CNN. “She does not have any relationships of trust with any of us, her family or anyone else. Also she is playing for her own future and sees herself as the next leader of the party. Remember: divas trust only unto themselves as they see themselves as the beginning and end of all wisdom.”
Now I knew that was a woman as soon as I read it. Ends up, this appears to be Nicole Wallace, whom I think we all know.
Palin has taken to blaming the entire ["clothing"] incident – as well as her introduction to the nation – on her “handlers,” presumably meaning Nicolle Wallace ... McCain allies say that Palin allies talked to Fox News commentator Fred Barnes to further throw Wallace under the bus. Barnes yesterday said, “the person who went and bought the clothes and, as I understand it put the clothes on her credit card, went to Saks and Neiman Marcus...the staffer who did that has been a coward” for not coming forward and accepting the blame for the $150,000 shopping spree. Barnes clarified that he was talking about Wallace.
Now, you guys were warned. You were told that Palin got her bad rep with republicans in Alaska, not because she was a "mavericky maverick filled with mavericky goodness", but because she had never, ever, failed to use a mentor/helping hand, and then turn around and kick that person in the face with glee.
You guys didn't want to hear it. Now you have Palin's posse furiously attempting to throw Mccain off the bus so that she can drive it straight into 2012. She's going to initiate a blood bath in your party, and this bitch ain't going down without taking quite a few people with her.
She just turned around, and gleefully kicked John Mccain in the face.
How do you like it?
Another McCain aide anonymously told The Politico that Palin has been “going rogue” by criticizing strategic decisions by the McCain campaign, such as their use of robocalls against Sen. Barack Obama in recent weeks, and the decision to pull out of the state of Michigan in early October.
She's a whack job. - probably Steve Schmidt.
