Sarah Palin Stays in Alaska, out of National Spotlight

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Thrust into the spotlight as a Republican rising star, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal has been depicted as an up-and-comer capable of helping reshape the party and jockeying for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination.

Rollins, a veteran of the Reagan White House, called Jindal, a first-generation American born to Punjabi parents, a "young dynamic governor" with "appeal to younger voters."

The governor is a "textbook Republican" who is "scary smart,"

By-by Sarah.

One of mom Sarah Palin's chief support groups -- right-wing evangelicals who promote abstinence -- tore into Bristol over her comments on Fox News that "abstinence is unrealistic." dID MOM SAY LEAVE MY KID ALONE. HELL NO. Why? No back bone?

If Sarah Palin's evangelical base really wants to confront teen pregnancy, they'd be smart to listen to Bristol Palin and others in her shoes and absorb some of their real-life wisdom.

Where's Palin's vituperative comeback at Van Susteren or the NAEA?

Her silence says truck loads.

“Obviously something big took place in the media,” she added. It is “very frightening, I think, what the media was able to get away with, this go around.”

Palin suggested that unbalanced media coverage posed a threat to democracy.

“This is for the sake of our democracy that there is fairness in this other branch of government, if you will, called the media,” she said. “It is foreign to me the way some in the mainstream media are thinking.”

“There have been lies told, there have been reputations trashed, there have been children that have been harmed,” she continued.

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Mostly copied and pasted from news media.

So I suppose if the other politicians didn't say something stupid the news media should make things up --- right---wrong.

Stay home until you are defeated in 2010 as governor. Oh, don't forget to take the stimulus aid for your state.

L. W. Ross of KS 10:21PM February 23, 2009