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Crowd Cheers As Sarah Palin Evokes George W. Bush’s Record At Campaign Rally
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| Contributor | Jason |
| Last Edited | Jason Oct 23, 2010 07:23pm |
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| News Date | Sunday, October 24, 2010 01:00:00 AM UTC0:0 |
| Description | Sarah Palin is a trendsetter, and she’s going to make this George W. Bush character popular on the campaign trail no matter what challenges stand before her. Yes, Palin invoked he-who-shall-not-be-named at a campaign event earlier today to get Republicans and independents fired up about foreign policy, fiscal responsibility, and “good ol’ Reaganism.” Too soon?
Palin was in Florida with RNC Chairman Michael Steele to energize voters and supporters to get out the vote and get involved in the few days leading up to the midterm elections in early November. She began first and foremost by plugging her new program, Sarah Palin’s Alaska, and, because no Palin gets left behind, left time for a Dancing with the Stars joke later on. She then got into the heart of the matter, and warned the crowd, to cheers, that they would be hearing Ronald Reagan’s name come up a lot in her speech, and not so much “Alinsky or Ayers or Mao.” She riled up the crowd sticking to the values she talks about best, and most generally: fiscal responsibility, individual freedom, “restoring our country.” |
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