Yes indeed..one of the writers at Pravda-on-the-Hudson thinks that Governor Palin's ideas are actually worth taking seriously....that they could even lead to a brand new political alignment.
Of course, those of us more familiar with Governor Palin have known that for quite some time.
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this was solely for them to say "see, we aren't biased in the least".
next.
I like the cut of her jib ! When she differentiated dicrotically between the ' megacorporations ' & the ' good ' businesses ', ( sc, the small, entrepreneurial ones which ' take risks & sink & swim in the churning market ', ) I just wanted to hug her ! As she comments, 70 per cent ( % ) of job creation is in small business.
& I relish that paenultimate paragraph wherein ' Goldman Sachs, the Teamsters Union, General Electric, Google & the US Department Of Education ' are catalogued into the same category as ' remote ' & ' anonymous ' & ' becom[ing] corrupt & unresponsive '.
Perhaps, maybe, the NYT are hedging their bets a wee bit by publishing this, & they might be strongly hinting to their Democratic allies, elbowing them awake, that this is precisely the sort of & kind of populism which they should be engaging in if they do not wish to strike an electoral iceberg in 2012.
--dragon/dinosaur
Hi Louie,
IMO the real message was 'we don't think she's running for president,and therefore she's no longer a threat to Obama.'
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