Re: Obama takes opportunity Palin missed

Yes, this. I ranted on Tuesday that those seeking to accuse Palin of culpability
were politicizing tragedy. 
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=app_2915120374#!/notes/johne-cook/rant-polit
icizing-tragedy/481733972422

And then she comes out on Wednesday and wipes out any sympathy I had for her by
further politicizing tragedy to further her own agenda.


**she defended herself, and that is politicizing it for her agenda?  Same
question then, what should she have done?  Sit back and allow the accusations to
grow and fester?

On Wednesday, I posted two links, one praising Jon Stewart for getting it right,
and another criticizing Palin for getting it wrong:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=app_2915120374#!/johne.cook/posts/1210444879
66313
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=app_2915120374#!/johne.cook/posts/1726389961
10889
 
**Stewart was on the right track, though I do take a few issues with what he
said.

It seemed to me as if she (or her handlers) had bought into the 'never waste a
tragedy' thing. I know some on the Right are framing her as the second coming of
Ronald Reagan, but this incident has indicated to me she's nothing of the sort.
 
**I really do not see what was wrong with her post.  She never once mentioned
parties or affiliations, and only the media was called out.  She ended it with
pretty much the same sentiments as Obama.  How was that bad?

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