LOL, BAC your crazy man, first off she had more experience than your Jr Senator had, that was then,Now what she has going for her is she hasn't become probably the worst president America has ever known, Will she win I don't know, maybe she wont even run, will it be against Obama again I don't know, if he doesn't get Impeached ( nope no point to that statement YET) I am sure the Dems will want someone on there side that hasn't screwed up the country
At this time I for one am not looking for 2012 I am praying the country will start getting better now
I've added you to my list of favorite conservatives.
She has experience in Mooseass, Alaska .. and the question about her isn't her experience, it's her lack of intelligence.
But even deeper, you've already demonstrated that you're a smart guy, THUS, I know that you know she has no political future on the face of planet earth.
Don't take my word for it .. take W's former speech writer, David Frum's word ..
David Frum: Good reason to fear Sarah Palin
In today’s Washington Post, Bill Kristol asks tauntingly “[T]he mainstream media and the Republican establishment. … tend not only to dislike and disdain Palin, they also want to bury her chances now as a presidential possibility. What are they afraid of?”
That's easy to answer: They - we! - are afraid that Palin's distinctive combination of sex appeal, self-pity, and cultural resentment has a following in today's GOP. We are afraid that it is not utterly inconceivable that she could win the Republican presidential nomination in 2012, and we are afraid that if she did so she would lead the party to a 1964-style debacle, accompanied by unnecessary losses down the ballot.
We are afraid that even if Palin does not win the nomination, that she will still help to brand the Republican party in a very damaging way.
No national candidacy has ever collapsed so rapidly and totally as Sarah Palin’s in 2008. The evidence is strong that she is the only vice presidential nominee in history to have had a significant impact on voting preferences - and negatively so. Since voting day, she has only continued to lose ground. Yet no matter how ill-considered her statements and actions, her core group of supporters excuse everything on the grounds that she is a social conservative martyr, scorned by her cultural betters. Those excuses are exactly the wrong formula to win back the voters the GOP lost in 2008 and needs to recover to win again.
My friend and mentor Bill Kristol may think it is cowardly to take counsel of those fears. I think it is irresponsible not to.
http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/fullcomment/archive/2009/07/09/298988.aspx
With the exception of the seccessionist in Texas, other Republican governors are avoiding Palin like the plague. They want nothing to do with her while on their campaign trails this year.
C'mon brother .. walk with me into the light. :0)
Damn, I look fine. Thank you, Jerome.
