Sarah Palin’s Husband Steamed at Joe Miller

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Am I wrong, I thought that if a run is made or going to be made for office in the modern world of political asperations, one of the criteria for doing so is a thick skin. Come on guys and gals, get it together'

Everett of CA 4:31PM October 06, 2010

The coming election is too crucial to the country to undermine GOP chances by splitting the party which in effect could happen at least in some of the states where the Palin endorsed Tea Party candidate will have a write-in challenger.

TomW of WA 4:03PM October 06, 2010

I think what Todd needs to realize is that Sarah Palin disses people all the time and if she is going to dish it out, she MUST be able to take it EQUALLY well. Sarah Palin knows this. She took quite a bit of it when she was vice presidential candidate. Todd needs to learn this. My questions to Todd would be, "why is it OK for Sarah to diss people but NOT OK for someone else to diss her? Why the double standard? Do you really think that is OK?." He asked Mr. Miller, "is this to be one sided?" That is precisely how Todd wants it, he just wants it to be one-sided HIS way. Not practical or reasonable. I get that he is sticking up for his wife, but - she needs to take it as well as give it, and he needs to suck it up. Mr. Miller didn't really diss her. He just didn't respond to the question the way Todd wanted.

Merri B of CA 3:57PM October 06, 2010

I believe that Mitt Romney has the best qualifications for president of anyone currently seeking the nomination. He has a degree in Law and Business from Harvard, and has been a highly successful businessman in his own right. He's been a former governor and provided a successful health care program to the state; without overburdening the people. Sarah Palin would make an excellent choice for Vice President; as she connects solidly to the needs and will of the people. It offers two experienced former governors who understand and will react to the needs of the people. Hopefully voters will realize the need for experienced personnel to represent them. The office of President or Vice President isn't one for on the job training. People with governing experience and business; are sorely needed to turn this current Amateur Show around, and to rebuild America to a country we can be proud of.

Jim of IL 3:23PM October 06, 2010

Toddy is mad. Uh-oh---better watch out------he carries a mean purse!
Hers.

Troothwins of CA 1:19PM October 06, 2010

All Todd was doing was being a supportive husband. I would have done the same. Sarah Palin is one of us. This is what will make her a great President. For those of you that do not support her or belittle her as stated in a previous post just shows that you are not one that stands for truth and love. Sarah Palin is a wonderful person and wants what is best for the American people. She has more guts and ambition than anyone I know, men or women. She has my support and I will do anything that is needed to see that she is nominated and elected as our President of the United States.

Tommy of TX 12:41PM October 06, 2010

Dr Sam,
I am on the opposite end of your spectrum, but I can at least see that you are well spoken. Thanks for the opion that I don't agree with but was well written.

Laura of CT 12:35PM October 06, 2010

A Palin president scares me to death!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ron of NC 12:18PM October 06, 2010

I love Sarah Palin and the effect she has on the left.
I will still support her if she runs for President, BUT am very disappointed if this story is true.
It's not about Todd Palin and if he really was that stupid to send out an electronic message with a permanent stamp on it like that, then that's not very bright of him.
Besides, the GOP has Chris Christie now anyway and Sarah is so young enough to continue working for the country without an official title.
She essentially has more power than a president would have at this point anyway.

Steve of IL 11:48AM October 06, 2010

THIS WOMAN IS NOT QUALIFIED TO BE PRESIDENT--OR DOG CATCHER FOR THAT MATTER.
Palin is among the extremist empty heads who think the world about who they are. Yet these are very flawed and shallow individuals who just want to have a joke on all of us on the alter of their political ambition and publicity-craving. They want the government to pick up the tab of their personal lives and expenses while at the same time shouting to us about how bad government is. Their past lives suggest they like taking all they can from government and now they now want to feed from the trough big time. Palin got a glimpse of what national politics can give her during the 2008 elections campaigm; now she wants to get back like a child craving a toy. Then there is Christine O'Donnell--a professional loffer who even spent part of her campaigm fund to pay for her personal expenses, including her rent. Like Palin, Angle, and co., the whole premise of Chritine O’Donnell’s senatorial campaigm is that only the perfect are worthy of public office. Being the advocate for this stance, by implication she is putting out herself as the perfect one. She set up a series of don’t for everyone, including masturbation. As it became obvious that she indeed is a flawed candidate, she craves our sympathy by shouting from the roof top: “I am not perfect . . . I am just like you.!” Ironically, O’ Donnell donned a black dress while defending the accusation that she is “a witch.” There is a wise saying in every culture and religion for this contraditory attitude: Those who live in class house should not stow stones (English); remove the plank in your own eyes before seking to accuse others of their wrongdoing (the Christian Bible). Coming to the table with clean hands is also a legan maxim. Democrats must approach Christine and Tea Party hypocrisy with this telling reality. Think Rand Paul, Sharron Angle, Joe Miller, and beyond the Tea party Newt Serah Palin, Gingrich, Paladino, and more. These are all terribly flawed individuals who want to impose their particular theology upon all the people of the nation through the strong arm of the government—the very government they also say should have little to do with people’s lives. The mystery in all of these is that these individulas cannot even see the contradictions, deficiciencies and utter inexplicability of their own lives as they go merrily shouting holier than thou to the rest of us. Please spare us you noise! We can see.

Dr. Sam of CA 11:36AM October 06, 2010