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Wexler on Sarah Palin
Filed Under (Politics) by Javier Plumey on 03-09-2008
Tagged Under : letters, Politics
I recently sent a fax to Congressman Robert Wexler regarding his verbal assault on VP nominee Governor Sarah Palin:
Mr. Wexler,
As a constituent in your district I wanted to tell you that I am deeply embarassed and vividly enraged at the vile comments you have made regarding Governor Sarah Palin. In a recent interview you said that she “aligned herself with a leading anti-Israel voice in American politics.” You have also invoked the name of Adolf Hitler and the phrase “Nazi sympathizer.”
Your statement was not only cruel and misleading, but also incorrect. A statement on John McCain’s Web site says Palin actually worked for the Steve Forbes campaign in 2000. Furthermore, to draw this conclusion from seeing that she wore a Pat Buchanan pin one day and then to speak openly, using such strong language, is both shameful and reflects very negatively on your professionalism and personal integrity.
I understand that you are assisting Senator Obama’s presidential campaign in Florida, but is it worth drawing such negative criticism to yourself simply for the cause of his election. Wouldn’t you rather be putting your best foot forward, instead of in your mouth?
Like all liberals including the media, Wexler is in a state of panic. They realize this woman is much more qualified than their two candidates, and they are not going to pull any punches. They are shameless in their pursuit of power.