Did Anybody Catch MSNBC's Discussion On Who's Backing Palin?......

[global1]

Just as they were starting the discussion I had to take a telephone call and missed it. I'm wondering who are the people that are advising Palin and what do they think they will get out of it?

[katanalori]

1. I did not see the MSNBC discussion either.

But here is a rundown on her "brain" trust:

"There's longtime aide Meghan Stapleton, who acts as spokeswoman. Former McCain staffer Jason Recher works as operations chief. Palin's two main policy advisers are Randy Scheunemann and Kim Daniels, both vets from the McCain world as well. Palin's political action committee, Sarah PAC, is led by former RNC senior adviser Pam Pryor.

Palin also has a pair of Washington lawyers in her corner: Robert Barnett, a D.C. powerbroker who negotiated her book contract, and John Coale, a Democrat like Barnett who happens to be married to Palin's Fox News colleague Greta Van Susteren. But Malek is the dean; his place in the Washington establishment dates back to his days in the Nixon administration."

http://breepalin.blogspot.com/2010/02/brains-running-mrs-palin.html

[Sebastian Doyle]

4. Randy Scheunemann: PNAC shitbag

And PNAC founding traitor Bill Kristol claims to have "discovered" Palin. She would be a better puppet for those bastards than even the Chimp himself.

[OHdem10]

2. Blure Collar Workers including Regan Democrats. This should

be the group solidly in Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party is becoming more upscale wine-drinkers.

If the GOP take the Blue Collar--Masses, Democrats are done.

[Jane Austin]

3. Who says "The Democratic Party is becoming more upscale wine-drinkers."

besides you?

I think that would come as a surprise to the millions of African-American Dems and Hispanic Dems, as well as the rest of us who just care about our country and its people, regardless of what we drink or what we drive.

[otohara]

5. Palin Has Advisors - That's FUNNY

considering she didn't listen to the McCain's people.