The twisted sisterhood

Lib women are in a hate-filled slobber jawed tizzy over Sarah Plain. Palin took the feminist message and applied it to her own life in ways – successful ways – few in the feminist movement have or could even dream. Palin’s reward for being a feminist’s model is the scorn, hate and mockery of her feminist “sisters.”

It really is amusing that the Lib sisters are so twisted over the success of one of their own. Gloria Steinem, Ellen Goodman, Randi Rhodes et al have unleashed all manner of attack on Palin from “she’s really a man” to “she’s a teenage boy molester.” None have affected Palin in the slightest. In fact, one could argue that the attacks have strengthened Palin and her support among the American people. That only causes the nutroots to increase the attacks and up the ante for how whacko they are willing to go to destroy a shining example of one of their own. I expect news that Palin had a sex change operation any day now from a “respectable woman journalist.”

But why are Libs trying to destroy Palin? Because that’s what they do. They are petty little whiners when the tables are turned on them. Ask Clarence Thomas. Ask Condi Rice. Ask Ken Blackwell. Ask Michael Steele. These successful people are descended upon by Libs in the most vicious manner because they are successful. That’s not the crime the though. The crime against Libs is that they credit their success to hard work, family and the opportunity America offers rather government programs. And that is NOT to say that they were never discriminated against or unfairly had doors slammed in their faces. Rather their character and America’s opportunities allowed them to overcome such obstacles.

The more these dopes try to destroy Palin, the more America likes her. Whenever one of them comes on TV I see their head morph into Wyle E. Coyote. In their hands is a pamphlet titled “The ACME Character Assassination Kit.” Everyone knows what’s coming. You just don’t know when or how. So, I just sit back and wait for it to blow up in their collective faces. Ask Charlie “Bush Doctrine” Gibbson.