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Old 11-21-2009, 08:56 AM
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Palin's march to the Whitehouse

If you guys can't see it, you better look closer. This women is building a machine. I just hope it's 2012, not 2016.
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Old 11-21-2009, 09:31 AM
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If you guys can't see it, you better look closer. This women is building a machine. I just hope it's 2012, not 2016.
I donno TD, I don't think she'll ever make it.

Now she just might create a conservative and populist voting block which will force the GOP away from business as usual, which I think is good.

Or she may destroy the GOP as it is, which I also think is good.

I'm not one to subscribe to the notion that the GOP, in order to win elections, needs to align themselves with the principles of the left. Why even have an election if both parties are one and the same, and they're pretty much there at this point.

It would be nice to have one party which represents the little guys, as opposed to two parties which represent the special interests.

Then again, a new and fresh populist party wouldn't remain so for very long once they made it to the Hill. Odds are, they would be bought off too.

But it would be a breath of fresh air for awhile.

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Old 11-21-2009, 10:01 AM
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Ya know Charles, two weeks ago I felt the exact same way, but now I'm starting to wonder. I think she's crazy like a Fox. I've also noticed that if you ask 10 conservatives if they think she will ever be prez, most will say they doubt it. However, if you ask them if they would vote for her, they nearly ALWAYS say, of course. Have you been following all her book stuff lately?
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Old 11-21-2009, 10:40 AM
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Ya know Charles, two weeks ago I felt the exact same way, but now I'm starting to wonder. I think she's crazy like a Fox. I've also noticed that if you ask 10 conservatives if they think she will ever be prez, most will say they doubt it. However, if you ask them if they would vote for her, they nearly ALWAYS say, of course. Have you been following all her book stuff lately?
A little bit. I don't know who her handlers are, but they're doing a good job. Aren't they already pressing another million copies?

And the liberals are giving her both barrels. From the 11 "proofreaders" to the cover on Newsweek, they're trying every trick in the book.

You always draw the most flack whenever you're over the target.

I also picked up her interview on O'Reilly. IMHO, she's not up to the task, and she doesn't really do well in one on one interviews.

But I'm comparing her to the likes of Cheney. You can like him or hate him, but NOBODY bulls him around.

Would I vote for her? That would depend on the political circumstances at the time, and what nitwit the Dems run against her. It's almost like a race to the bottom at times.

Time will tell. Some people are more valuable on the sidelines while they let someone else run the ball. From a conservative viewpoint, she would be better on the sidelines.

That another Palinesque sports metaphor just to stir up the libs, who are just waiting to pounce. And I'll beat ya'll to the draw...she would look pretty good with a set of pom poms.

Let's see them fangs!!!!!

Chas
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Old 11-21-2009, 02:56 PM
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Would I vote for her?
Chas, Christ I'd vote for Cheney before her. At least Cheney would not destroy this country by accident.



I haven't finished reading the first page in this thread and I am already shocked.
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Old 11-28-2009, 02:30 PM
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But I'm comparing her to the likes of Cheney. You can like him or hate him, but NOBODY bulls him around.
He's a grumpy old fart, for sure. I'm not sure, however, that anybody on the political scene has been wrong more times on issues of consequence (e.g., WMD's, the Iraq "cakewalk," "greeted as liberators", an Al Qaeda/Iraq connection, "yellowcake" uranium from Niger, ...). Too bad he wasn't bulled around by someone for all this poppycock he spewed.
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Old 11-21-2009, 02:49 PM
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. I think she's crazy like a Fox.
OMG

Twodog, OK if you believe the earth is flat and that Africa is a country as she does that's one thing but to not see her for what she is is frightening.

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Old 11-21-2009, 10:26 AM
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She was brought in to be a breath of fresh air and help Mccain's campain
appear younger. Well we all know how that worked out. I think they would
have turned things around for the better but we will never know.Some People
were so blinded by the war coverage that their vote for Obama was a vote
against Bush and yet the war rages on but is only reported on the bottom
ticker. It would be great to have some genuine people represent us but they
are attacked by the opposite agenda and quickly made to look like fools.
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Old 11-21-2009, 10:28 AM
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I dont think the republican party will hang their hat on her nor should they.
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Old 11-21-2009, 10:39 AM
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She was brought in to be a breath of fresh air and help Mccain's campain
appear younger. Well we all know how that worked out. I think they would
have turned things around for the better but we will never know.Some People
were so blinded by the war coverage that their vote for Obama was a vote
against Bush and yet the war rages on but is only reported on the bottom
ticker. It would be great to have some genuine people represent us but they
are attacked by the opposite agenda and quickly made to look like fools.
We were "blinded" by the war, the shredding of the Constitution, the flouting of international law and our treaty obligations, the collapse of the economy, the incredible arrogance of the Administration and of Republicans as a whole, the contempt in which we were held in the world....

We couldn't see the magic of the Bush years and, therefore, had no desire to see McCain launch Bush's third term.... only to drop dead midstream and have Palin continue the journey.

We sure were dumb, huh?

Oh, and nobody can make you look like a fool if you don't help them.

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