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Obama vs. Palin 2012? Roger Stone Thinks Maybe. Eugene Robinson and Sane People, Not So Much

Tuesday July 7, 2009

Categories: Interdependent Activism & Politics
According to Republican Strategist Roger Stone, Palin did the right thing on Friday if she wants to run for President in 2012. Meanwhile, on Fox News, Palin got hammered. Yes, I said Fox News slammed her. A Republican running for national office without the support of Fox News is...well...impossible. Good luck Sarah Palin (Check out what Pulitzer Prizewinner Eugene Robinson thinks)!You are every wolf's and every progressive guy interested in Interdependence's worst nightmare. But if you run against Obama, you are a dream come true. Please do it. Please. Maybe you can make Donald Rumsfeld your running mate. Or Oscar the Grouch.

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Watching that fiasco at the same time as President Obama in Russia  and Nuclear Disarmament agreement with Dmitry Medvedev was pretty amazing. In less than six months, Obama has begun to repair many damaged international relationships in Russia, Europe, The Middle East, Asia, and Latin America. I am less than thrilled with a few of his policy positions, but I could not be happier with his diplomatic skill. It is unbelievable. Even Sarkozy loves him!

Just, imagine, just for fun, President Palin meeting Medvedev. Wow. Wow. Wow.
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