One other thing. Palin didn't single herself out for defense. She defended the Tea Party, talk radio, the people of Arizona, and everyone else who had been maligned by the media.

Morris seems to believe that the people who didn't like Palin's response actually read or heard it in its entirety. The media told their listeners and readers only two thingsabout her statement: 1. She was playing victim 2. She offended Jews by her use on "blood libel".

Palin's statement was solid and if I may say, presidential. Her tone was perfect and her words were solid. Morris' comments make me wonder if he took the time to watch her video.

Just another post by Lisa Graas that really isn't about the subject. It's about Lisa's lingering bitterness because Palin had the audacity to endorse Rand Paul over Graas' choice of Bill Johnson. Lisa Graas is nothing but a catty woman who tries to hide behind her religiousity. He ain't working lady. Give it up.

For the fool that wrote this article, Palin is not a candidate for any office. She's a private citizen.

For the fool who wrote this article and the other idiots who try to say that Palin is wrong about "death panels", maybe you should read her original FB posts where she explains exactly what the metaphor means. I would think that anyone who makes their living writing would understand what a metaphor is.

For the fool who wrote this article, the AMA represents about 20% of doctors in the U.S.

For the fool who wrote this article, Palin did not base her "death panel" metaphor on end-of-life- counseling. Again, read her original FB posts on the subject and maybe all of you will learn something.

Lisa M. is part of the disease of Congressional stupidity. Joe M. is the antidote. Send Lisa packing. Send Joe to Washington.

You'll get a lot more hits if you include Palin in your headline. The left blogosphere loves her.