Pawlenty decries “some candidates” who say economy’s good when it isn’t
Friday, October 10, 2008 at 1:16 pm
MNpublius transcribes a conversation between Gov. Tim Pawlenty, once the top contender for the would-be-VP gig Sarah Palin got, and his spokesperson Brian McClung on today’s edition of the governor’s radio show:
“We don’t want you to sound like some of the political candidates where you say the economy is strong and it is not, Brian, it is not.”
How do we read this? Is it merely sour grapes from the guy John McCain passed over? Or might he be anticipating a McCain loss and doing a little preemptive distancing?
2 Comments
Comment posted October 10, 2008 @ 1:25 pm
People who live in glass houses should not pitch boulders.
Google: “Steve Stoll” and “Palin”.
Extreme? You must judge for yourself.
DO WE REALLY KNOW SARAH?
PLEASE do you own research
Comment posted October 10, 2008 @ 1:31 pm
Does anyone doubt that Pawlenty will run for president in 2012?
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