Jesse Ventura is a nobody!

I wish people would stop trying to destroy former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. The latest to pile on this particular bandwagon was Jesse Ventura, who claimed that Palin is a quitter for resigning Sunday. Ventura said that Palin would never make it as a Navy Seal or a frogman because Seals don't quit. First of all, it is shameful for any veteran to condemn a woman who supports our military as much as Sarah Palin has, especially since her oldest son is serving overseas. And second, we shouldn't call him Jesse 'The Body' Ventura. From now on, he is Jesse
'The Nobody' Ventura. For Ventura to call Palin a quitter is like the pot calling the kettle black. Let me explain.

Ventura was a Navy Seal from 1970 to 1973 and served in Vietnam. I thank him for his service, but he did eventually quit the Seals. He then went to a community college, but quit after one year. Okay, let me get this straight. He's tough enough to be a Navy Seal, but he couldn't make it through a community college? Gimme a break, Mr. Nobody! He then became the famous pro-
fessional wrestler that we now know and love for ten years, but then he also quit that gig. (To be fair, he suffered a pulmonary embolism, which explains everything.) He then became mayor of a town in Minnesota before becoming Governor of that state in 1998. Then he decided not to run for reelection in 2002. This means that he also quit as Governor just like Palin did. So who's the quitter now, Mr. Nobody?

Mr. Nobody never had to face scrutiny like Sarah Palin did. The media destroyed her while she ran for Vice President last year. They are still going strong at it, and Mr. Nobody had to pile it on. Palin has had at least 15 phony ethics charges go against her, and they were all thrown out. Those complaints cost the state of Alaska $2 million and Sarah Palin $500,000 personally. She was not capable of governing. These are burdens that Mr. Nobody never had to face. Sarah Palin may have resigned as Governor of Alaska, not she's now concentrating on other priorities. She'll be writing a book. She'll be making money on tour. She'll be taking care of her five children, her youngest with Down's Syndrome. Sarah Palin is not hiding under a rock too afraid to come out. She'll come back stronger than ever. Take that, Mr. Nobody!


G.J. LaRouche, 29 July 2009
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