Palin has the fire for POTUS run

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Heaven help us, I hope not. I admire her strong pro-life stance, but she is not Presidential material.
 
dixieagle said:
Heaven help us, I hope not. I admire her strong pro-life stance, but she is not Presidential material.
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Come now, if George W. Bush was President for two terms, how much worse can Sarah Palin be? I actually would prefer her to Bachmann. The bar has been lowered so much already since the days of FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, JFK, Johnson, and Nixon. I wish Bill Clinton would consider running again, or his better half.
 
**The immoralists are crying already at just the thought. **
 
meltzerboy said:
Come now, if George W. Bush was President for two terms, how much worse can Sarah Palin be? I actually would prefer her to Bachmann. The bar has been lowered so much already since the days of FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, JFK, Johnson, and Nixon. I wish Bill Clinton would consider running again, or his better half.
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It’s definitely time to raise the bar; we need statesmen (or stateswomen…)
 
dixieagle said:
No, they’re likely hoping she runs, as they know she can’t win.
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I don’t think theirs anyone who knows anything for certain.

They certainly did not expect to lose over 700 seats nationwide in mid-term.
 
bbarrick8383 said:
I don’t think theirs anyone who knows anything for certain.

They certainly did not expect to lose over 700 seats nationwide in mid-term.
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2010 is so yesterday’s news, bbarrick. Conservative Jacksonville FL for instance has just elected their first Democratic mayor in 20 yrs. GOP leaders were stunned and some place blame on FL Tea Partier Governor Rick Scott’s actions since taking office. And wonder if this is a harbinger of things to come in 2012.

miamiherald.com/2011/05/20/2227021/in-jacksonville-mayoral-loss-lessons.html

As far as Sarah, she has time as she can keep us wondering until she has filing deadlines to meet.
 
CMatt25 said:
2010 is so yesterday’s news, bbarrick. Conservative Jacksonville FL for instance has just elected their first Democratic mayor in 20 yrs. GOP leaders were stunned and some place blame on FL Tea Partier Governor Rick Scott’s actions since taking office. And wonder if this is a harbinger of things to come in 2012.

miamiherald.com/2011/05/20/2227021/in-jacksonville-mayoral-loss-lessons.html

As far as Sarah, she has time as she can keep us wondering until she has filing deadlines to meet.
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The elections brought us over 600 victories, since then the number of seats that have changed hands and the number of conservative Democrats who have jumped the liberal ship and switched to the Republican party has put that number over 700.

It’s not quite yesterdays news.

I bring you 700…

and you bring me one?
 
meltzerboy said:
Come now, if George W. Bush was President for two terms, how much worse can Sarah Palin be? I actually would prefer her to Bachmann. The bar has been lowered so much already since the days of FDR, Truman, Eisenhower, JFK, Johnson, and Nixon. I wish Bill Clinton would consider running again, or his better half.
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Oy! What we really need is the re-capturing of the once-great democratic party from the far lefties who have hijacked it.
 
gnjsdad said:
Immoralists?
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Fineman: Obama will have to run on “values”

posted at 9:30 am on May 12, 2011 by Ed Morrissey
The eminences grises at MSNBC see a serious problem ahead for Barack Obama in 2012. Why, some voters might just judge him on his … performance! Quelle horreur! Howard Fineman tells Chris Matthews on Hardball that Obama made a strategic error when he said that voters could judge him on how well he did his job. That’s an error? Isn’t that what voters are supposed to do with incumbents? No, explain Fineman and Matthews — incumbents are supposed to talk values (via Newsbusters and Blue Collar Todd):
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Values, eh? Does this mean Obama wants to reopen the debate over Jeremiah Wright and Bill Ayers again? How about last night’s poetry reading from Common, a rapper that celebrated a convicted cop-killer, who came to the White House during a week that honors fallen police officers? If we’re going to have a debate on values, after all — a debate that the Obama campaign declared illegitimate in 2008 — then these are open topics for the discussion.
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hotair.com/archives/2011/05/12/fineman-obama-will-have-to-run-on-values/

It’s really a joke to think that Obama will run on values. He has completely the wrong ones. That’s one the intellectual elitists talk up so much that Palin is stoopid, and Obama is intelligent, even without school records to prove it, well, you just can tell, right?

I can’t wait to see his values. Maybe he’ll turn pro-life?
 
po18guy said:
Oy! What we really need is the re-capturing of the once-great democratic party from the far lefties who have hijacked it.
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Boy you got that right! The Democratic Party does not in the least resemble anything it used to!!!
 
Teelynn said:
Boy you got that right! The Democratic Party does not in the least resemble anything it used to!!!
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And who allowed that to happen? Our Democrat friends. If they really cared about anything but winning, they would take their party back from the radical left.
 
She has no chance of winning the GOP nomination. There are only three groups of people who actually want her to run:
  1. Her small percentage of hardcore supporters.
  2. The other GOP candidates running for POTUS, who would suddenly appear statesmanlike by comparison.
  3. Comedians and late night talk show hosts.
Surely the GOP can do better.
 
Teelynn said:
Boy you got that right! The Democratic Party does not in the least resemble anything it used to!!!
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And neither does the Republican Party with its far right wing and neocons. Consider Eisenhower, Nixon, George H.W. Bush, Nelson Rockefeller, Jacob Javits, who were all either liberals or centrists. Even Reagan and Goldwater seem almost moderate by comparison to today’s GOP, not to mention the loss of civility in Congress on both sides of aisle.
 
Christopher68 said:
She has no chance of winning the GOP nomination. There are only three groups of people who actually want her to run:
  1. Her small percentage of hardcore supporters.
  2. The other GOP candidates running for POTUS, who would suddenly appear statesmanlike by comparison.
  3. Comedians and late night talk show hosts.
Surely the GOP can do better.
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You forgot : 4. Liberal catholics who want her to run so the pro-abortion rights Obama will have an easy general election victory.

Ishii
 
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