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TOPIC: "Inside Sarah Palin's Compound" (NY Times, The Daily Beast 2/5/10)


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"Inside Sarah Palin's Compound" (NY Times, The Daily Beast 2/5/10)
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Inside Sarah Palin's Compound

Sarah Palin is regularly receiving briefings on domestic and foreign policy from a regular group of advisers and installing a television studio in her Wasilla home to reach Fox News with ease, but to what end? No one knows whether she's preparing for a presidential run, a lucrative position as a media figure, or a party activist. This week she's raising her profile significantly, with paid speeches to the Salina, Kansas Chamber of Commerce on Friday and the national Tea Party convention in Nashville on Saturday, as well as a campaign appearance to boost Governor Rick Perry in Texas on Sunday. According to The New York Times, her closest aides include Jason Recher, a former McCain campaign aide who clashed with his colleagues in 2008 over their handling of Palin. Neoconservative Randy Scheunemann, a former adviser to Donald Rumsfeld, provides her with foreign policy briefings while Republican strategists Mary Matalin and Dana Perino offer her advice as well.

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Read the intro at The Daily Beast

Read it at The New York Times

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PoliticalWire.com

February 06, 2010

What is Sarah Palin Building?

The New York Times notes Sarah Palin's "growing cast of advisers and support system could be working in the service of any number of goals: a presidential run, a de facto role as the leader of the Tea Party movement, a lucrative career as a roving media entity -- or all of the above. Ms. Palin represents a new breed of unelected public figure operating in an environment in which politics, news media and celebrity are fused as never before. Whether she ever runs for anything else, Ms. Palin has already achieved a status that has become an end in itself: access to an electronic bully pulpit, a staff to guide her, an enormous income and none of the bother or accountability of having to govern or campaign for office."

First Read: "We don't offer an answer to this Palin question. But she's like no other political figure in history when it comes to the fact she plays by different rules."

-- Edited by Sanders on Saturday 6th of February 2010 05:59:03 PM

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The word "compound" has rather sinister connotations. Reminds me of Waco and Ruby Ridge and the Aryan Nations.

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Jen the Michigander wrote:

The word "compound" has rather sinister connotations. Reminds me of Waco and Ruby Ridge and the Aryan Nations.




The NY times is more then likely did that on purpose to make her seem more sinister then  she actually is.

I have to say I hope she  does run the tea party movement.  She would be a natural and yes it would be good for the POTUS resume.



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