(Ahdon'know, Alaska) - Remember, in middle school, when someone a "clic" didn't like would do something very clever? Remember the clic would go around slamming and slandering that person in every way they could imagine? It would be instant and awful, remember?

Things on the left haven't changed a whole lot from middle school. Within 20 minutes of Sarah Palin's announcement, that she was going to step down in order to save her state millions more dollars in legal fees and avoid being a wastrel short-timer, liberal bloggers and RINO pundits were posting slurs and falsehoods about from the governorship of Alaska. Some of the most vicious posts came from the premenstrual Huffington Post. Then came Time, the magazine, which proves every week that they are in the tank for our "Fearless Leader." (see: Rocky and Bullwinkle. Jay Ward, Alex Anderson, Bill Scott; Jay Ward Productions. NYC. 98 TV episodes. 1959-1972.) Finally, Daily Cos and Move-On Dot Org chimed in with epithets and slurs which reached a peak of fretfulness, the decibels of which could break glass.

This action, alone, shows the fear that these extremists are suffering under. Her actions are not their actions, and they are confused and dazed. They shouldn't be. This is exactly the kind of action that Bill Clinton took on many occasions. It is the riskiest and most brilliant of Machiavellian political moves. Yet Huffington and Cos and Move-on misinterpreted it. They didn't understand it when Clinton did it, either. Machiavelli's principle was simple: Don't ever let the opposition know what you're thinking. Add that to Frederick the Great's war admonition: "L'audace! L'audace! Toujours l'audace!" and you have what Patton called the perfect strategy.

Battle strategies? Renaissance politics? From a mindless WOMAN? From a "backwoods barbie?" From a tasteless, hypocritical feak, who looks like - according to one sexist RINO politico - a porn star?

Well.. actually.. yes.

Sarah Palin is, already, everything most male politicians hope they may some day become. And she does it while looking better at her age than most of these immasculated fops' trophy wives.

How can this be? One can get a great college education at almost any institution, if one does the reading and listens in class. For example, I learned about Rostovsev's views of Roman history which still hold value. I still read Cicero, sometimes in Latin. Yes, I studied at Carnegie-Mellon, too, but I didn't learn any more there than I did at Carolina Merid.