Huckabee/Palin in 2012

[Hum Dinger]

Oh yeah! There's a great idea!

The Republican's really need to take some time to contemplate before moving forward.

I'd suggest that the first thing that they do is jettison the whole Huckabee/Palin crowd and get real!

 

[elvis]

Oh yeah! There's a great idea!

The Republican's really need to take some time to contemplate before moving forward.

I'd suggest that the first thing that they do is jettison the whole Huckabee/Palin crowd and get real!

huckabee/palin? you wanna guarantee 8 years of obama? run that ticket.

 

[hjmick]

Oh, I hope not. I pulling for Piyush Jindal to bring the Republican party back to where it should be.

 

[Red Dawn]

Oh yeah! There's a great idea!

The Republican's really need to take some time to contemplate before moving forward.

I'd suggest that the first thing that they do is jettison the whole Huckabee/Palin crowd and get real!

Oh God, I can only pray they nominate Palin. Virtually ever Con on this board loved her, and defended her to the hilt.

That would be awesome.

 

[Red Dawn]

Oh, I hope not. I pulling for Piyush Jindal to bring the Republican party back to where it should be.

A 36 year old guy, who's served as governor for all of 12 months?


That's the standard-bearer for the GOP?!

 

[elvis]

Oh God, I can only pray they nominate Palin. Virtually ever Con on this board loved her, and defended her to the hilt.

That would be awesome.

It's about as likely as them nominating Cheney.

 

[Andrew2382]

A 36 year old guy, who's served as governor for all of 12 months?


That's the standard-bearer for the GOP?!

Yeah imagine a political party nominating someone with relatively no experience.

 

[Jon]

A 36 year old guy, who's served as governor for all of 12 months?


That's the standard-bearer for the GOP?!

It will be 60 months before he's elected. Hmmm...that's three more years than Obama served as a Senator. And, as I've said, governor experience is far more valuable than Senate experience, especially in a state like Louisiana. Look at the problems he's faced with, namely restoring New Orleans.

I think he'll have a lot of clout in four years, and I think he, Palin, and Huckabee will all be major players in the Republican nomination. I predict that at least one of those three will be on the ticket, either at the top or as VP. Romney and Pawlentey, of course, are both possibilities.

 

[hjmick]

A 36 year old guy, who's served as governor for all of 12 months?

Hey, the next election is still four years off, that gives him three years to work on his bonafides. I'd be willing to wait another seven years if necessary. I kind of like the indepence I've found by leaving the Republicans.

That's the standard-bearer for the GOP?!

Not yet, but he has potential.

 

[Andrew2382]

A 36 year old guy, who's served as governor for all of 12 months?


That's the standard-bearer for the GOP?!

lmao, even though I already pointed out, I must say the irony in this statement is too much to bear

 

[Red Dawn]

It will be 60 months before he's elected. Hmmm...that's three more years than Obama served as a Senator. And, as I've said, governor experience is far more valuable than Senate experience, especially in a state like Louisiana. Look at the problems he's faced with, namely restoring New Orleans.

I think he'll have a lot of clout in four years, and I think he, Palin, and Huckabee will all be major players in the Republican nomination. I predict that at least one of those three will be on the ticket, either at the top or as VP. Romney and Pawlentey, of course, are both possibilities.

You were the one that said Palin was a great pick, and was an outstanding selection to be a potential President.

So, I don't trust your judgement at all.

 

[Jon]

You were the one that said Palin was a great pick, and was an outstanding selection to be a potential President.

So, I don't trust your judgement at all.

She was a great pick. She stood against her own party in Alaska. She vetoed bills that were against her own beliefs because she saw them as unconstitutional. All the shopping sprees aside, I think she has a great future in the party.

I defended her as being "just as experienced and ready as Obama," but I still feel Obama lacks experience. Only time will tell.

As for judgment, I'm not too concerned how you perceive my opinion, as I don't give your opinions more than two seconds thought.

 

[bk1983]

Oh yeah! There's a great idea!

The Republican's really need to take some time to contemplate before moving forward.

I'd suggest that the first thing that they do is jettison the whole Huckabee/Palin crowd and get real!

lmao,, yea good idea to insure 8 years for Obama..

 

[The Paperboy]

Oh yeah! There's a great idea!

The Republican's really need to take some time to contemplate before moving forward.

I'd suggest that the first thing that they do is jettison the whole Huckabee/Palin crowd and get real!

The first they need to do is not take advice from the Media, Democrats and Libs.

That's how we ended up with McCain.

 

[elvis]

The first they need to do is not take advice from the Media, Democrats and Libs.

That's how we ended up with McCain.

What about religious intolerance? I think Romney would have been a tough campaigner in the general.

 

[DavidS]

Please no more Palin. Please no more Palin.

 

[The Paperboy]

What about religious intolerance? I think Romney would have been a tough campaigner in the general.

I wasn't over the top enthusiastic about any of the presidential candidates. They all had their pluses and minuses.

 

[The Paperboy]

Please no more Palin. Please no more Palin.

Like I said it will be a big mistake for Republicans to listen Libs, etc.

 

[elvis]

Like I said it will be a big mistake for Republicans to listen Libs, etc.

we shouldn't choose Palin, I can tell you that.

 

[DavidS]

Like I said it will be a big mistake for Republicans to listen Libs, etc.

She's the biggest idiot since Miss Teen South Carolina - who ALSO didn't know Africa was a continent.