Sarah Palin to receive Woman of the Year Award from the Clare Boothe Luce Institute. Proving you can indeed "fool some of the people, all of the time."

This from the Cypress Times:

The Clare Boothe Luce Institute exists to prepare and promote women conservative leaders, and each year, we honor one extraordinary woman who like our organization’s namesake Clare Booth Luce shows leadership, and grace, and dedication to advancing conservative principles. And this year, we are giving our Woman of the Year Award to Governor Sarah Palin. And it’s not just because of what she’s done and she’s done a tremendous amount – an inspiration to so many. It’s also because of what she didn’t do. Now doesn’t that sound odd, an award for what she didn’t do. Now, let me explain: she wanted to run very badly against President Obama’s failed leadership – it was so apparent. She really wanted to, but in the end she didn’t. She didn’t, because she put her special little baby, her children, and her husband first in her life. And this is such a rare, kind of a very visible example of somebody putting their family first in their lives and courageously speaking out about it. And that’s why she’s the Woman of the Year. Because, she didn’t run this year and she wanted to put her little baby, her children and the First Dude first in her life for this time period. 

Hundreds of young female undergraduate students will be present for the award ceremony. Many of these women got involved in the … debates when she was nominated for Vice President. They were so inspired by her. And the truth is that in most of the universities in popular culture and on the left, conservative women are marginalized and sometimes savaged. 

About Gov. Palin’s essay on special needs children which ran in the Daily Beast, Easton said, “It’s a beautiful essay about how every parent, moms and dad struggle with commitments about our children, families and work and how sometimes when making decisions about our careers, you have to put the family first. And she’s said she’s never regretted it.”

Damn! The stupid is deep with these people!

Palin's decision not to run had absolutely NOTHING to do with her family, and certainly NOTHING to do with Trig, who she carried around on the 2008 campaign tail, without adequate clothing, or even socks, on frigid days, with not a care in the world as to his welfare.

Number one Palin does not even want the job as president, and number two she knows that if she were to ever seriously run she would be humiliated, and likely face federal investigations, so THAT is the "extraordinary" woman these idiots are honoring.

And I find it especially troubling that the audience invited to this award ceremony consists of ONLY conservative female undergraduate college students. As if these young women, who have bought into the idea that God has adorned men to be their leaders, that they can have no control over their reproductive rights, and that women who use their rapidly fading looks to garner attention is the fast track to a political career, are the low hanging fruit deemed MOST susceptible to Palin's brand of personal mythology.

And they accuse liberals of brainwashing. Hah!