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Its Mitt Romney's turn in 2012. Its that simple.
Its Mitt Romney's turn in 2012. Its that simple.
He's been pretty good explaining what has been going on during the recession and the financial crisis.
There are a lot of people fed up with both the Democratic and the Republican parties. Maybe Sarah Palin is one of them and is holding her cards close to her chest until she decides to make a public statement. I am fed up with both the Dems and the Repubs. I think most Americans are. Maybe a shake-up is in order. Maybe it is time for a new political party to be born? There's nothing in the rule books about it, and except for tradition, there has only been two major political parties. Maybe it's time for that to change. Time will tell about all of this. Another possibility, and one that I find interesting, is maybe Sarah Palin isn't interested in running for any political office in the future. Sometimes we are all so bent on trying to first guess everything that we don't take real statements at their face value. Regardless of what she decides to do, it will be interesting. Like her, or hate her, she has the attention of the American public. That in itself is a powerful thing.
I would not see the republican party go down again if it meant getting more people like Ron Paul and less people like McCain in it.
Ron Paul and Sarah Palin have nothing in common.
Scratch that - one thing in common.
They're both completely unelectable.
Uh, Ron Paul is currently an ELECTED Congressman.
You have once again revealed your boundless bounty of stupidity -
There are a lot of people fed up with both the Democratic and the Republican parties. Maybe Sarah Palin is one of them and is holding her cards close to her chest until she decides to make a public statement. I am fed up with both the Dems and the Repubs. I think most Americans are. Maybe a shake-up is in order. Maybe it is time for a new political party to be born? There's nothing in the rule books about it, and except for tradition, there has only been two major political parties. Maybe it's time for that to change. Time will tell about all of this. Another possibility, and one that I find interesting, is maybe Sarah Palin isn't interested in running for any political office in the future. Sometimes we are all so bent on trying to first guess everything that we don't take real statements at their face value. Regardless of what she decides to do, it will be interesting. Like her, or hate her, she has the attention of the American public. That in itself is a powerful thing.
Hun!!!! I know i am. I voted Democrat, and got burnt, and i am not about to get fried by the other side as well.NOPE!!!! NonPartisan for me.
There are a lot of people fed up with both the Democratic and the Republican parties. Maybe Sarah Palin is one of them and is holding her cards close to her chest until she decides to make a public statement. I am fed up with both the Dems and the Repubs. I think most Americans are. Maybe a shake-up is in order. Maybe it is time for a new political party to be born? There's nothing in the rule books about it, and except for tradition, there has only been two major political parties. Maybe it's time for that to change. Time will tell about all of this. Another possibility, and one that I find interesting, is maybe Sarah Palin isn't interested in running for any political office in the future. Sometimes we are all so bent on trying to first guess everything that we don't take real statements at their face value. Regardless of what she decides to do, it will be interesting. Like her, or hate her, she has the attention of the American public. That in itself is a powerful thing.
Hun!!!! I know i am. I voted Democrat, and got burnt, and i am not about to get fried by the other side as well.NOPE!!!! NonPartisan for me.
I understand where you're coming from, I really do.
But the problem with voting "non-partisan" (which really doesn't exist, in National Politics) is there's only 2 ways that it can work out. Either the candidate will lose, and lose horribly - or we will end up with a radical (on either end of the spectrum - right or left) who will cause more damage to this country that you could possibly imagine.
I don't try and claim the status quo is good - but it's better than either far end. Socialism works about as well as pure free market capitalism (which is to say, NOT AT ALL).
This form of government we have now is the worst in history - except for ALL THE OTHERS.
Hun!!!! I know i am. I voted Democrat, and got burnt, and i am not about to get fried by the other side as well.NOPE!!!! NonPartisan for me.
I understand where you're coming from, I really do.
But the problem with voting "non-partisan" (which really doesn't exist, in National Politics) is there's only 2 ways that it can work out. Either the candidate will lose, and lose horribly - or we will end up with a radical (on either end of the spectrum - right or left) who will cause more damage to this country that you could possibly imagine.
I don't try and claim the status quo is good - but it's better than either far end. Socialism works about as well as pure free market capitalism (which is to say, NOT AT ALL).
This form of government we have now is the worst in history - except for ALL THE OTHERS.
You mean having elected public servants who are bought and paid for by special interest groups is bad??
Truth is that Governor Palin would have made a good VP. And during those 4 years would have learned a lot about national politics and maybe would have been a contender for 2012. But she didn't make it as VP and did not get the National exposure and experience. So is she a viable candidate for the 2012 presidential election? No way in hell.
I'm just curious - in what way would she have made a good VP?
Energetic
Young
Fresh
Conservative
Experienced
Intelligent (she is not Tina Fey)
Washington outsider
Pro Gun
What's not to like?
adherents to the myth of a liberal media,
Here is something to consider, if Sarah Palin is such a pathetic figure as many would like to paint her, then she should be a non-factor then ? As I said in the other post, it's true that while she has little experience on a national stage and of course that sort of thing does show from time to time, perhaps if she does gain this experience in whatever capacity then she may hold a little more appeal. The one thing she has going for her is her ability to bring in people, and regardless of how you feel about her qualifications from a pure campaign standpoint thats a good thing to take advantage of when it comes to getting out the vote. A lot of the things said about Palin tend to be based on speculation as to her desires for 2012 and as I have said, it's a little premature to be thinking about that no matter how much many want her to run for whatever the reason. While not a fan of Palin for the top job because of her experience level, a lot of the things said about her tend to be somewhat overblown and perhaps this is because her personality lends itself to that. Maybe this is beccause a few on the left want to see Palin run more so than those on the right.
I think most republicans are afraid to support her because they know she will get bashed.
Here is something to consider, if Sarah Palin is such a pathetic figure as many would like to paint her, then she should be a non-factor then ? As I said in the other post, it's true that while she has little experience on a national stage and of course that sort of thing does show from time to time, perhaps if she does gain this experience in whatever capacity then she may hold a little more appeal. The one thing she has going for her is her ability to bring in people, and regardless of how you feel about her qualifications from a pure campaign standpoint thats a good thing to take advantage of when it comes to getting out the vote. A lot of the things said about Palin tend to be based on speculation as to her desires for 2012 and as I have said, it's a little premature to be thinking about that no matter how much many want her to run for whatever the reason. While not a fan of Palin for the top job because of her experience level, a lot of the things said about her tend to be somewhat overblown and perhaps this is because her personality lends itself to that. Maybe this is beccause a few on the left want to see Palin run more so than those on the right.
And this is what tells me that libs ARE afraid of her becoming the repub nominee.
Liberals typicaly ignore those that aren't a threat to them. But relentlessly attack those that are.
Palin seems to be one of the latter. In her own folksy, home town, regular gal way, she has moonbats twisting in frustration and apoplexy whenever she utters a word.