sarah palin is a dumb ass. her accent is annoying as hell and she supported tarp and legalizing the illegals.  shes the kind of so called conservative who doesn’t stand up for conservative principles.  the liberal media had there way with her on her publicity stunt of a book tour.  today she gets an entire hour on beck.  is she still selling her book?  its probably because shes now an employee at fox but i wouldn’t be surprised if shes still pushing her book.  for petes sake she ran with john mccain what does that tell you about her?

Who cares what Juan Williams thinks about anything, especially Sarah Palin!

Sarah is doing just fine without any Democrat or liberals recommendations for what she should do.  She is the newest political pundit on FoxNews, has the #1 best-selling book in America and is the Keynote Speaker at the National Tea Party Convention! 

Step aside, Democrats, it’s Sarah’s turn!!!

Tyler—-why do you hate this woman so????

Juan had better not under-estimate her—-I’ll be ready for the first time she gives him a b***h
slap—-he has gotten it more than one time from other panelists on Fox.

Palin is against socialism and for the Free Market system.

Liberals/Progressives are for socialism and for Entitlement system.

As simple as that.

Problem with the progressives:  The money used by the progressives usually runs out when spending someone else’s money.

Sarah vs Obama??
Dumb asses she is just fine without any Democrat or liberals recommendations for what she should do. Hi you “low IQ” brainless compare today:
No teleprons to talk, the hightest defecit in just 11 mons,unemployment >10%, are you unAmerican think Country FIRST and comming from me a proud Latino and democrat on top BUT!!! AMERICAN FIRST, my English no so good but my head is in the right place so stand up morrons let you brain breath

Latinos, Asians and conservative blacks do not want socialism. They know it destroys their their very souls. entitlements by big government keeps them poor. Capitalism gives everyone, white, black, asian, latino the same privledge for advancement in sociiety. But once you are entitlements, you are stuck on them and we all end up like………….Cuba!  Black conservatives have it the hardest because they have to fight their own culture and educate themselves at the same time. But they survive and “Get it Done”. We should tip our hats to these people.

I have a great adeal of respect for Juan Williams and he certainly has a right to his opinions, which I think he makes sincerely and without any real malice.  However, I respectfully disagree with him on Gov. Palin.  Gov. Palin has thus far proved herself a substantial woman and a force to be reckonded with.  We cannot expect Gov. Palin, nor any other populist, to win over the ingrained snobbery of Ivy League and other East Coast “elites,” who assume a propriety interest in running our government.  However, Gov. Palin says all the things America needs to hear (in my opinion), and is very effective in articulating conservative viewpoints in “populist” language.  Only time will tell whether Gov. Palin is a “light-weight” politician who will fade with time and crumble under the withering criticism and often outright slander which is being heaped upon her from all sides, or whether that merciless onslaught will eventually make her even tougher and more formidable in the future.  As complex as Alaska might have been to govern, she has moved into the larger national arena and is playing with the “big” boys now, in a game that has no rules nor any spirit of fairness, honesty or sportsmanship, where corruption, hypocrisy, lies, unmitigated partisanship, and often gratuitous denigration are shamelessly everyday fare, where the media quest for bylines and “angles” all too often overrules commonsense, patriotism, logic and common decency.
As for me, I love Sarah Palin:  I find her moral, beautiful, her voice appealing, her words and spiritual quality inspiring, and I am rooting for her all the way: I truly believe she has a future on the national scene.  Yet, only time will tell.  She will either earn her place or fade like many other bright stars before her.  Ironically, facing up to her “baptism of fire” may
be the very thing she needs to grow the strength, patience and wisdom for future success.  After all, that’s what has always made politicians in democratic societies vastly stronger and more successful than, and vastly superior to, their counterparts in dictatorships.  The case of Gov. Sarah Palin will be no exception.