This certainly has been an interesting couple of days.  Interesting, to say the least.  John McCain’s announcement of Gov. Sarah Palin to be his running-mate caught both the Obama camp and Obama’s mainstream media pals flatfooted, and I mean totally.  Suddenly the blogs and the airwaves and the press and the cable channels are filled with the squeals of left-leaning, hypocritical sexist pigs.

How quickly the thin veneer of liberal civility was peeled off! How obvious it became that the Obamacrats and their media fans hold underlying sexist attitudes!

Examples?  But, of course!

- – Yesterday on CNN, John Roberts prattled on about Gov. Palin’s “inexperience.”  When that didn’t seem to be sufficient to sway the immediate audience, he added that Palin should be home, taking care of her children.  That swayed the audience, all right; see “CNN’s John Roberts: Palin Might Neglect Her Disabled Infant.”

BAM!

- – This evening on Fox, beltway boy Mort Kondracke insisted that Barack Obama is far more qualified than Palin.  Asked why Obama was unquestionably qualified, Kondracke responded – - I swear to you, I did NOT make this up – - that (while Gov. Palin has done nothing but run Alaska for nearly two years,) Obama has been on the campaign trail, debating and thinking and talking about being President.

BAM! BAM!

This oinking and grunting is simply stunning.  A man is more qualified than a woman, of equivalent experience and arguably greater accomplishments, because he talks about himself???  Do these nimrods hear what they’re saying?

Perhaps not.

- – Another item:  A local newsrag, the Bristol Herald Courier, published on the front page of today’s paper an “analysis” of the Palin selection.  Nothing original; it was the Ron Fournier piece put out by the Associated Press.  What I found remarkable is that nowhere in the newspaper was there a “news” story about the selection of Gov. Palin. Nothing whatsoever.  Nada. Zip. Zed.  Only the “analysis,” which repeats again and again how “inexperienced” Palin is and how this is simply a desperate ploy to appeal to Hillary Clinton’s female voters.

Now, whether or not they are PUMAs, and whether or not they intend to vote across party lines, there seem to be more than a few Hillary Clinton supporters who are angered by this nonsense, since it reveals the truth about much of the treatment accorded to Clinton by the Obama campaign and its media supporters.  The simple fact is, Gov. Palin has more executive experience than Sen. Obama, whose most notable Senate accomplishment, as far as I can tell, is the huge list of “earmarks” he took home every year to reward his supporters.  Sarah Palin, female, is being hammered repeatedly by the Obamatrons and the MSM press for having the same characteristics – - youth and inexperience – - which they defend in Barack Obama, male.

Because he talks himself up as President constantly???  REALLY?!?!?!?

I will admit that I am not entirely free of an occasional bout of sexist-piggism, and acknowledge having referred to Gov. Palin as a “babe.”  But John, Mort, the rest of you guys – - damn! You’re making our whole gender look bad! You are so obvious, it is embarrasing!

For readers who want to know more about Sarah Palin, here are some suggestions:

William Kristol – - Let Palin Be Palin; Why the left is scared to death of McCain’s running mate

Fred Barnes – - Palin Fought For Reform In Alaska

The Joan Of Arc Of Alaska Politics

OFF-TOPIC, But I have to say it and it’s not worth a separate item:  last Thursday evening, Barack Obama spent $6,000,000.00 to create a setting reminiscent of both Martin Luther King’s “I Have A Dream Speech” and John F. Kennedy’s 1960 acceptance speech, and used that expensive, overworked setting to give an acceptance speech that reminded me, and more than a few others, of Jimmy Carter.


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