Is Sarah Palin the GOP's top candidate choice for 2012?

chile1 · #1 11-19-2009, 06:00 PM

Key conservative figures seem to think so.

AzX5 · #2 11-19-2009, 08:54 PM

a lot can happen in the next 3 years, but Palin is riding high at the moment...

chile1 · #3 11-19-2009, 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by AzX5

a lot can happen in the next 3 years, but Palin is riding high at the moment...

"Riding high" - because of her book or moose chilli? As a conservative, what do you like about her?

FSETH · #4 11-20-2009, 01:49 AM

No, she wont be. That would be a bad move.

StumpyPete · #5 11-20-2009, 05:12 AM

Easiest way to guarantee Obama a second term.

tomcat · #6 11-20-2009, 11:47 PM

I hope not. That's all I have to say about that.
Chile, I don't think AzX5 was saying they necessarily like her, just that she is "riding high" in popularity AKA media stuffing her in our face 50+ times an hour (20 to bash her, 15 to promote her new book and 15 more to talk about Mr. Playgirl).

Scott

chile1 · #7 11-21-2009, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by tomcat

I hope not. That's all I have to say about that.
Chile, I don't think AzX5 was saying they necessarily like her, just that she is "riding high" in popularity AKA media stuffing her in our face 50+ times an hour (20 to bash her, 15 to promote her new book and 15 more to talk about Mr. Playgirl).

Scott

Mr. Playgirl? I don't get it......

More like Faux News stuffing Caribou Barbie down our faces 50+ times an hour while continuously trash Obama's every move. It's becoming pathetic.

FSETH · #8 11-21-2009, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by chile1

Mr. Playgirl? I don't get it......

More like Faux News stuffing Caribou Barbie down our faces 50+ times an hour while continuously trash Obama's every move. It's becoming pathetic.

You don't think all that criticism could have something to do with Obama's recent 49% approval rating? It is not just Fox News that is disappointed with him. Sounds like you are about as "fair and balanced" as your favorite news channel.

chile1 · #9 11-21-2009, 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by FSETH

You don't think all that criticism could have something to do with Obama's recent 49% approval rating? It is not just Fox News that is disappointed with him. Sounds like you are about as "fair and balanced" as your favorite news channel.

I take it you don't like Barack, huh......

So in your eyes, whom would be doing a better job right now if he/she were in office.....

FSETH · #10 11-22-2009, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by chile1

I take it you don't like Barack, huh......

So in your eyes, whom would be doing a better job right now if he/she were in office.....

No I don't. I don't think he was qualified to be President, but that is just me. He is all talk and promise with no action. To me it seems like he won based on a slogan of change and his "celebrity" status and now that he is President he can't put any decent plans together. His approval rating helps support my opinion. The Dems have majority control and they still can't put anything in motion. That is notorious Democrat though. Gripe, bitch, protest, complain and then when it comes time to make decisions...crickets.

I don't like Palin. It would have been horrible if she became President by default if something happened to McCain, but we will not be any better off with Biden as President if something were to happen to Obama. He is only human after all and a Biden Presidency is a possibility. Scary isn't it?

Out of the two candidates that had any real chance of winning, I think McCain would have been better. Is there any way of knowing that for sure, no.

And when you said the Republican party had its best results in the states with the worst education (deep south) and the highest teenage pregnancy rate (traditional values)...the flip side to that is that it is funny that the Democrats did much better in inner cities where crime, murder, rape and government cheese abuse runs rampant.