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   06/03/11 15:38

She completely mangled the English language here, but I think the point she was making (poorly) was that Revere's ride was a signal to the British that we wouldn't let them take away our liberty, not that he was warning the British of our presence or something like that.

Whatever the case, not the best of sound bites.

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   06/03/11 15:40

She's dumb! When's she going to the last seven states that no one knows about other than Obama?

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   06/03/11 15:42

I would have liked to have heard the question.

Kind of a strange answer. Makes Paul Revere sound much more aggressive.

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Brian Moore
   06/03/11 15:44

Enough already with Palin. She's beyond parody.

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   06/03/11 15:45

Yeah, if she'd said "put on notice" or whatever, no problem. But when you're Palin, you get zero slack.

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Irish Gal
   06/03/11 15:47

I'm sure I've missed all the other videos you have posted of Palin. My apologies. Speaking of dumb, NRO has become a really really wierd site.

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   06/03/11 15:49

Isn't stating "Presenting Without Comment" in reality making a comment about it? It comes across as snarky at best.

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Adam E.
   06/03/11 15:49

I have to agree with Zummo. It wasn't an eloquent answer, but she seemed to be saying that Paul revere's warnings to the Americans also served as warnings to the British that the colonists were ready to fight.

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   06/03/11 15:50

This was on hot-air earlier and someone provided a reference to show that Palin was once again correct (remember 1773 ?).

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   06/03/11 15:50

OMG, she makes it up as she goes along.

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   06/03/11 15:51

Palin reminds me of the Gabby character in Blazing Saddles with his authentic frontier gibberish:

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   06/03/11 15:54

Yes, what she said was clumsily stated, but "Paul Revere warned the British" is taking what she said so far out of context as to change the meaning.

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   06/03/11 15:56

Mrs. Palin,

Please leave the room and go jump of a bridge. You are a cancer.

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   06/03/11 16:08
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   06/03/11 15:57

I'm not a Palin fan, but this seems petty to me. Unfortunately, in the land of "gotcha", this is what drives the headlines.

Nobody believes Obama doesn't know how many states there are no more than nobody believes Mrs. Palin doesn't understand the purpose of Paul Revere's ride. Both sides are guilty and the MSM gets to cash the checks.

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   06/03/11 15:58

I know that I take somebody seriously when they reference Blazing Saddles in their political analysis.

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betseyross
   06/03/11 16:00

Good thing this will be heard in all of Oblome's 57 STATES.

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David Upham
   06/03/11 16:02

As a former employee of the Paul Revere House, a fantastic museum in Boston, I can confirm that Sarah Palin was right--Revere was warning the British--British North Americans, more specifically--of the attempts by the "Regulars" to violate their traditional rights as Englishmen.

However, she is mistaken in suggesting that Revere was making a racket. He was trying to avoid British patrols. Rather, he knocked on doors quietly.

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   06/03/11 16:02

"Authentic frontier gibberish" indeed. Ex-gov. Palin is most credible as a Mel Brooks character.

I find conservative support for this train wreck baffling.

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