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By Peter Andrew

For more than a year now, Sarah Palin has been attacked as being “unqualified.” The attacks are baseless and more about democrat men not wanting a woman in power than anything else. Doctor Zero at Michelle Malkin’s “Hot Air” blog put up a post yesterday…again defending Palin’s qualifications. It’s amazing we still have to do this!

It seems like ages ago now. On December 26, 2008 we wrote a post proving that Former VP Candidate Sarah Palin was more qualified to be President (forget Vice President) than Bill Clinton was when he ran or than Howard Dean was when he ran. You can read that post here.

This time the attacks come from David Frum as he complains about a story at the Weekly Standard about Sarah Palin’s populist persuasion.

Zero makes the following excellent point at Hot Air…

“Given the difficulty in itemizing the exact “qualifications” for President, and the painfully thin portfolio of the current occupant of the White House, a poll pronouncing the former governor of Alaska “unqualified” is really measuring the effectiveness of crude media caricatures from 2008. Palin isn’t currently running for anything, so people who don’t follow politics closely are left with the afterimage of her savage treatment in the last campaign burned into their memories. That might change when people read her book, and follow her appearances on the book tour, but otherwise I wouldn’t expect much movement in her poll numbers unless she actually tosses her hat in the ring. Why would disengaged voters think of her as anything but a celebrity author until then?”

Read his entire story here.

PLAY: What’s My Palin Name?

Check out this interesting post on Sarah Palin from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Palin, “Somethings the best things in life aren’t planned.”

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