Comments on: Palin is odds-on favorite for 2012 nomination

By: Lonely Conservative

Lonely Conservative — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 05:29:16 +0000

No more aisle jumping nominees for the GOP! Just say no!

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By: Angrywhiteman

Angrywhiteman — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 23:51:02 +0000

The GOP had eight stinking years ti align itself with the constitution and it failed miserably, Sarah Palin, no matter how likable, rode a dead horse to the polls.
Perhaps I should go in business selling dead horse whipping sticks to the GOP, because they can’t seem to understand most of us are NOT interested in reaching across the isle, well, perhaps to slap the idiot lefties upside the head and JUST SAY NO to the dismantling of the constitution.

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By: hockey2k5

hockey2k5 — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 23:45:56 +0000

I definitely think Palin can legitimately combine that “rock star status” she quickly achieved with her smarts, conservative principles, and executive experience to become a bona-fide contender to run for President. I’m not saying she should run in 2012… I think 2016 would definitely be the best year for the GOP overall and Sarah (if the Obamessiah really screws it up). Good post.

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By: SA Andrews

SA Andrews — Fri, 02 Jan 2009 23:41:43 +0000

As you know I was a Romney supporter, as he was the best of the lot. Looks like my choice would be better at running a country on the verge, but without congressional backing no financial wizard could help us.
The Constitutional Party looks better and better every day. Nothing against Palin, it’s just we need some hard core business leadership and not rock star politicians, which is what Palin became.
One can only assume the American lust for rock stars will continue for decades so who knows where that leads?

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