Palin Cheered At Carson Rally, Says She'll "Shatter Highest, Hardest Glass Ceiling" In America
With on-scene reporting by LBReport.com Community Correspondent Dan Pressburg
(Oct. 4, 2008) -- Addressing a rally attended by roughly 15,000 people at Carson's Home Depot Center on Saturday (Oct. 4), GOP VP nominee Governor Sarah Palin jabbed Dem Presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama...and said she and Sen. John McCain offered America the better choice for change.
Between three YouTube.com videos linked below, readers can hear basically all of Gov. Palin's remarks.
Image via YouTube.com pseudonymous video
"We're going to shatter the highest, hardest glass ceiling in America," Gov. Palin said, noting that her Starbucks mocha cup "quote of the day" came from Clinton administration Secretary of State/UN Ambassador, who said 'There's a place in hell reserved for women who don't support other women.' [laugher, loud cheers]"
"Thank you so much for receiving that well," Gov. Palin said, adding "California, let's see what a comment like I just made, how that is turned into whatever it'll be turned into tomorrow in the newspaper."
Gov. Palin was introduced at the rally by Shelley Mandel, President of the L.A. Chapter of the Nat'l Organization for Women. "This is what a feminist looks like," Ms. Mandel said.
LBReport.com Community Correspondent Dan Pressburg was present inside the event...and says the tennis stadium (amphiteater) was filled (13,000 capacity) and an overflow soccer field was about 20% filled (est. 2,000). [CBS2 said Repub officials estimated the crowd at 20,000].
Image via YouTube.com pseudonymous video
Image via YouTube.com pseudonymous video
YouTube videos below are by pseudonymous sources. Click the embedded images to launch.
