Showing posts with label stacy mccain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stacy mccain. Show all posts

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Quote of the Day (November 10, 2011)

A Sarah Palin ‘Vacuum’?
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Stacy McCain, at The Other McCain:
“I don’t know that it’s a bad thing for conservatives to get past the ‘quest for a rock star’. Nor do I blame Sarah Palin for looking at the banal nature of politics and opting for a role with a lower ‘ick’ factor. Sarah will, I trust, prayerfully carry out the Divine will for her life as best she can, which is about all that can be asked of anyone.”
- JP

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Quote of the Day (September 27 2011)

‘Discovery Is a Bitch,’ as They Say…
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Stacy McCain, at The Real McCain:
“If I were a Random House executive, I’d be very worried right now.”
- JP

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Quote of the Day (September 25 2011)

The Joe McGinniss Method
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Stacy McCain, at The Other McCain:
“Notice that Glenn Rice has said nothing — not one word — about McGinniss’s book since its publication. Does that not strike you as curious?”
- JP

Friday, September 16, 2011

Quote of the Day (September 16, 2011)

The End of Palin Derangement Syndrome?
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Alana Goodman, at Commentary Magazine:
“Now that the left has Rick Perry to worry about, is the blind hatred for Palin starting to fade? If so, that might explain why a New York Times columnist was recently so surprised to find Palin actually has ‘intelligent’ and ‘wise’ ideas.”
- JP

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Quote of the Day (September 15, 2011)

Todd Palin Defense Fund Update
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Stacy McCain, at the Other McCain:
“Absolute gonzo has rarely been tried as a political strategy. However, when the going gets weird, the weird turn pro, and if Todd Palin shows up at a Joe McGinniss book signing — just for a ‘friendly chat,’ you see, rather than a felonious assault – maybe some of y’all will realize that my ‘One Nation Ass-Whupping Tour’ idea was only half-joking.”
- JP

Monday, September 12, 2011

Report: Sarah Palin turned down invitation to tonight's CNN/TPX debate

She's also third in the latest CNN poll
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According to this post title at The Other McCain, Gov. Palin has turned down the invitation that CNN had extended to her to participate in the debate being sponsored tonight by the network and Tea Party Express. We had gathered as much when no news came over the weekend that she had accepted the invitation, and Greta Van Sustern announced that Sarah Palin would be a guest on her "On The Record" program tonight.

If she had accepted the CNN invitation to debate, it would have likely been a violation of her contract with Fox News, a job the governor doesn't appear quite ready to give up -- at least not just yet.

Stacy also reports the results of CNN's latest GOP presidential poll, which has Gov. Palin in third place with 15 percent, behind Ranger Rick with 30 percent and Mitt "Unemployed" Romney with 18 percent.

- JP

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Quote of the Day (August 31, 2011)

Iowa Rally Organizer Trashes Palin to NBC News?
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Stacy McCain, at The Other McCain:
“I’m beginning to believe one friend’s conspiracy theory that this is all being orchestrated by Rick Perry’s campaign.”
- JP

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Quote of the Day (August 16, 2011)

The Pappas-Palin Drama
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Stacy McCain, at The Other McCain:
“What I don’t understand is why other reporters aren’t seeing this as I do, namely as a tiny yet tangible clue that Palin is seriously considering a 2012 run.”
- JP

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Quote of the Day (July 14, 2011)

Sarah Palin Is Right!
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Stacy McCain, at The Other McCain:
“Say what you will about Sarah Palin, love her or hate her, she has put the hammer on the nail of the essential problem with Obama’s presidency...”
- JP

Saturday, June 18, 2011

Quote of the Day (June 18, 2011)

Sarah Palin’s 2012 intentions
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Shane Vander Hart, at Caffeinated Thoughts:
“Oh those unnamed sources, they’re so unpredictable. One Republican source said that Palin was expected to announce her intentions next week. Governor Palin said via Twitter, ‘Really? Hmm, guess they forgot to inform me what I’m *expected to do* next wk.’ At least Stacy McCain never burns his sources though, even if they burn him.”
- JP

Friday, June 17, 2011

Sarah Surprised that 'Palin Decision Expected Next Week' (Updated)

Gov. Palin says it's news to her
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Gov. Palin expressed her surprise at Stacy McCain's "scoop" via Twitter
Really? Hmm, guess they forgot to inform me what I'm "expected to do" next wk MT@AmSpec: Palin Decision Expected Next Wk
Stacy had posted on The American Spectator's AmSpec blog:
Vendors of campaign services who hope to work for Team Palin have been told that Palin, the 2008 GOP vice-presidential candidate, will decide soon one way or another on mounting a 2012 campaign.
BTW: Stacy is rather enthusiastically supporting Herman Cain for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination.

Update: Stacy has updated his post:
OK, fine, governor, but I was reporting what my source had been told. Has my source been misinformed?
Dude, she just told you that it was news to her. So your source obviously was misinformed. Word to the wise: When you find yourself in a hole, the first order of business is to stop digging. You're successful in new media because you're not one of the lamestreamers, Stacy. You're better than they are. Don't lapse into being like them, what with their anonymous sources, etc. If a single source isn't willing to back up what he or she says by putting a name behind it, it's time to find independently confirming sources.

- JP

Monday, May 16, 2011

Quote of the Day (May 16, 2011)

Go, Willow, Go!
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Stacy McCain:
“Ever on the lookout for the latest Palin scandal, TMZ reports that 16-year-old Willow Palin was clocked doing 84 mph in a 65-mph zone... Eighty-four miles an hour? That ain’t even what I call “fast.” I hit 84 mph between here and the corner store.”
- JP

Saturday, April 30, 2011

Quote of the Day (April 30, 2011)

If Trump’s hijinks end up doing any good, it will be mostly in passing.
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Stacy McCain at The Other McCain:
“I still see Sarah Palin as a more rounded politician than Trump. Trump and BHO appear similar in that there seems to be more interest in the idea of being President than the crushing actuality of the job. Sarah is relatively more mature.”
- JP

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Stacy McCain: The perfect storm which spawns Trig troofer twisters

An overwhelming impulse among Dems to destroy Sarah by any means necessary
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Several of the many who have commented on the Trig conspiracy madness which descended to the bottom of the septic tank that is the leftosphere have asked how it could have come to pass. Or, as Nat Brown at NRO's Media Blog phrased the question:
One has to ask; just how did we get to a point where making fun of a small child for having a mental disability is acceptable simply because of his mother’s politics?
Stacy McCain has a theory of how it all developed:
  1. Palin’s surprise choice – Almost nobody expected Sarah Palin to be chosen as John McCain’s running mate. I remember that the DNC had a page devoted to oppo-research on all of the likely GOP VP picks, and Palin’s name wasn’t on that list. So, in the immediate aftermath of her selection, there was a very small supply of information to meet an overwhelming demand.
  2. The Alaska sources — The choice of Palin suddenly elevated this tiny handful of Palin’s Alaska enemies, led by Shannyn Moore, to the status of authoritative sources. This was their 15 minutes of fame, and they were eager to capitalize on it.
  3. The “Save Obama” panic — Prior to the announcement of Palin as John McCain’s running-mate, Democrats had been confident that Barack Obama was cruising to victory. Within a week of the Palin pick, however, the Republican ticket surged ahead in polls and — by the time I covered a McCain-Palin rally in Ohio September 9 – it was obvious that Palin had struck a spark with the GOP grassroots. So there was an overwhelming impulse among Democrats to destroy Sarah Palin by any means necessary.
This combination of factors created a ”perfect storm” environment in which such bogus narratives as Trig-Trutherism could flourish. There was a media updraft by which the most worthless pissant bloggers, like Jesse “Gryphen” Griffin, could be catapulted to national importance. A credulous willingness on the part of liberals to believe anything that made Sarah Palin look bad — a near-infinite appetite for anti-Palin “news” — was the essential element of this updraft.

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Or, in a more simplistic way of looking at things, it could just simply be that, with a precious few exceptions, those on the left have, as our USMC friends say, "no code."

- JP

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Quote of the Day (February 22, 2011)

Cashing In
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Stacy McCain at The Other McCain:
"Must be nice to get your book proposal promoted by Politico, you worthless two-faced backstabbing crapweasel."
- JP

Saturday, January 29, 2011

What if Sarah Palin had said that Mubarak is not a dictator?

“I can see Cairo from my house!”
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‘Whose Bright Idea Was It to Send Joe Biden Out to Talk About Egypt?’ That's the Question of the Day, says Stacy McCain...
...asked by Blake Hounshell of Foreign Policy in response to the latest eruption of Bidenism":
Asked if he would characterize Mubarak as a dictator Biden responded: ‘Mubarak has been an ally of ours in a number of things. And he’s been very responsible on, relative to geopolitical interest in the region, the Middle East peace efforts; the actions Egypt has taken relative to normalizing relationship with — with Israel. … I would not refer to him as a dictator.’
Remember how in 2008 we were told that Biden was such a brilliant choice as running mate and that Obama would benefit enormously from this guy’s vast experience in foreign policy?

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- JP

Friday, January 28, 2011

Quote of the Day (January 28, 2011)

‘Civility,’ Unless It’s Sarah Palin
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Stacy McCain at The Other McCain:
“Of course, TNT makes the perfunctory apology, but all of Tracy Morgan’s show-business friends will high-five him for those remarks. He will not lose any work as a result. He will not be made a pariah. The demonization of Sarah Palin has been made entirely acceptable by liberalism’s culture commissars, who declared open season on her in August 2008. And yet they consider themselves the proper persons to lecture the rest of us about 'civility.'”
- JP

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Robert Stacy McCain: God-Haters and the Tucson Massacre

"Vain in Their Imaginations"
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No one in the lamestream media seems to be interested in what the Tuscon shooting suspect’s friend Zach Osler told ABC News - that Loughner was influenced by the documentary Zeitgeist, which claims that Christianity is "a myth", and promotes the 9/11 “Truther” conspiracy theory that somehow “international bankers” (is that code for Joooo-ish bankers?) were behind it all. Stacy McCain comments on the obvious significance of this revelation:
Because that, when they knew God, they glorified him not as God, neither were thankful; but became vain in their imaginations, and their foolish heart was darkened. Professing themselves to be wise, they became fools...
– Romans 1:21-22 (KJV)
Vox Day quoted from that famous passage in describing the auto-beclownment of University of Minnesota biology professor Paul Z. Myers — a self-proclaimed “godless liberal” — who like a lot of other godless liberals was utterly wrong about the Tucson shooting:
“The scumbag who committed this crime has been caught; I’ll bet he’ll turn out to be a Teabagger who listens to a lot of AM talk radio.”
Professor Myers went on to call Sarah Palin “a vile creature” and accused her of ” inciting the deranged a______s who follow her.” When called out for his malicious libel, Professor Myers doubled down:
This is NOT the time to back down and suddenly find it embarrassing to point out that right-wing pundits make a living as professional goads to insanity...

Do not sit there cowering, trying to make excuses for teabaggers and violent morons. This is supposed to be the part where you stand up, look at the shouters on the other side, and tell them, “This is wrong, and this is the harm you bring to our country.”
In other words, no matter what vicious lies the “godless liberal” perpetrates, his comrades must defend his infamous falsehoods because... well, the Ends Justify The Means, and the road to a secular Utopia will necessarily be paved with the bones of the Enemies of Social Justice. This brutal logic, the demand that everyone must toe the line, that any tactic — even outright falsehood — is defensible so long as it advances the radical cause, is inherent to totalitarianism, which must silence dissent By Any Means Necessary.

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- JP

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Quote of the Day (December 12, 2010)

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Stacy McCain at The Other McCain:
"What’s Wrong With the Republican Party in Two Words: Mark McKinnon... You may recall Mark McKinnon as the Republican political strategist who worked to help John McCain win the 2008 GOP nomination, but then quit because he refused to campaign against Barack Obama... The 'Palin problem' (whatever that is imagined to be) exists entirely in the mind of Republican political strategist Mark McKinnon... And let’s not forget that Sarah Palin supported Marco back when Republican political strategist Mark McKinnon was declaring that 'Republicans look more like a glue factory than an idea factory.' Helpful advice for Marco Rubio and to Republicans everywhere: Don’t hire Mark McKinnon... Because the minute it becomes public knowledge that McKinnon is an 'advisor,' 'consultant,' or 'strategist' on your campaign, you’re doomed."
- JP

Friday, December 10, 2010

Palin-hating, HuffPo-blogging professor busted for incest

"Project much, professor?"
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From Stacy at The Other McCain:
Let’s begin with a flashback, shall we? In July 2009, when Sarah Palin resigned as governor of Alaska, Columbia University professor David Epstein wrote at his Huffington Post blog:
Palin has done what weak, self-centered people do when the going gets tough — they quit and blame someone else.
Got that? Sarah Palin is “weak” and “self-centered.” And, Epstein added, “voters can rest a bit easier with . . . the knowledge that they chose wisely” in voting for Obama-Biden, not McCain-Palin.

Now, let’s flash forward to yesterday’s New York Daily News:
A popular Columbia professor was charged Thursday with incest – accused of a sick sex relationship with a female relative, prosecutors said.

Political science Prof. David Epstein, 46, bedded the young woman over a three-year period ending last year, according to court papers.

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This is the guy who called Sarah Palin “weak” and “self-centered.”

Project much, professor?

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Turn out that "female relative" was... Epstein's daughter.

This "morally superior" leftist was sleeping with his own daughter while he was attacking Sarah Palin's character. To make a sick story even sicker, some liberals are actually defending Epstein in the comments section on HuffPo, which reads like a tour down the boulevard of Situational Ethics. Wow, leftists call Sarah Palin a "monster" for shooting a caribou, but aborting their own children and apparently sleeping with the ones they don't kill is justifiable?

No wonder so many people believe we're nearing the end times...

- JP