Sarah Palin-New Darling of the Neocons
Abourezk, James G., Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
WE SHOULD not be surprised at the news that Sarah Palin has been taken under the wing of the neocon branch of the Republican Party. She is, of course, an answer to their wildest fantasy, the dream of having a new media star to lead their cause in a new administration.
According to a Sept. 13 report in the conservative British Telegraph newspaper, as part of a 2007 cruise to Alaska sponsored by the Weekly Standard Magazine, the cruising neocons had tea with Alaska's Governor Palin. It was at that meeting that she was identified as a potential future asset of the neoconservative cause. It was William Kristol, the magazine's editor, who pushed her into McCain's arms just before the …
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Article title: Sarah Palin-New Darling of the Neocons.
Contributors: Abourezk, James G. - Author.
Magazine title: Washington Report on Middle East Affairs.
Volume: 27.
Issue: 8
Publication date: November 2008.
Page number: 22.
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