Obi’s Sister

Stunner.

Many, many round-ups (I was off at the movies, getting my Depp fix); all are good. Elizabeth has rounded them all up into one big bag.

I don’t know what to think. She deserves our respect and gratitude. Her family deserves some well-deserved rest and PRIVACY.

One source said her brother said since she’d returned to Alaska after the campaign, she’s spent 80% of her time defending herself and had amassed $500K in personal debt doing the same, not to mention that Alaska had spent $2 million defending her.

Watch the media feeding frenzy begin and the lib-heads spin/explode on the Sunday talk shows. They will crow “We’ve won! We’ve won!”. But just wait and watch…

More …
Fausta – pulling a Perot?
Jimmie – Sully can finally take off his Trig-Truther Tinfoil hat
Smitty and more Smitty - sphincter alert, the Obama dy-nasty and lame lefties
Stephen – it’s over
Jim and more Jim – God bless her
Don – would love to see Obama handle the same kind of crap dished out against his family
Pundette – rubbed the wrong way
Lance – still a star
Donald and more Donald (warning: high ick factor) – more experienced than that guy in the big chair
Dan – she does things her way
Betsy – unmoved
Joy and more Joy – Pray for her
Melissa – the Brangelina of the political circus
Noel at NewsBusters – calls out obnoxious HuffPo bottom-feeder
Michelle – 2012?
Ed – it’s over
Allah – confused as the rest of us
Erick and more Erick – thoughts and more thoughts. Com’on folks, take a breath.
Ace –

“Not every politician is willing to put personal ambition ahead of everything. It’s laudable if, as is most likely, she just decided that her family and life were more important than serving an ungrateful public and exposing her family to a nasty, classless press.

But, for better or worse, that is what the job of president (or governor, or vice president) entails, and if she’s just not willing to put up with this crap anymore — well, that is completely understandable, but it also is a decision that would seem to disqualify her from office, at least in the near term.”