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Ted   August 5th, 2008 12:11 pm ET

The Palin Press Release "praising Obama's 'new energy plan'" is a very very clever way to respond to the lowlife and desperate tactics of the Obama Campaign which knows that Palin as McCain's VP means Obama's defeat in November.

Anyway, how LOW can Camp Obama GO vis a vis Sarah Palin!!! First, Obama Campaign operatives led by Alaska State Sen Hollis French gin up a frivolous ‘troopergate scandal’ and launch a biased ‘investigation’ endeavoring to bring Gov Palin down (which is already backfiring against the Dems bigtime). Next, Obama himself appropriates in his ‘energy’ speech — without crediting Palin — as being HIS issue Palin’s Alaska Natural Gas Pipeline accomplishment with Canada. And finally, the Obama Campaign even appropriates the PalinforVP’s McCain/Palin slogan, “New Energy for America”. (Of course, McCain can still continue to differentiate, as per his recent ad: “Don’t just HOPE for new energy, VOTE for new Energy!”)

Kirk Ross   August 30th, 2008 5:35 pm ET

There is only one thing that needs to be said about Palin, petty scandals aside, she is connected to big oil.

As far as I'm concerned, the very, very LAST thing America needs is another administration with "ties to big oil".

How about a president with ties to big wind? That would be a breath of fresh air, eh?

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