Sarah Palin: My goal is to make sure that President Obama is not reelected in 2012 (Video)

RightScoop ^ | Saturday May 21, 2011

[Bigtigermike]

Sarah Palin had some very strong words for President Obama tonight in reaction to his throwing Israel under the bus this week:

America is on the wrong side on this issue and that’s what the Prime Minister on Friday tried to explain to our president even though our president tried to lecture Prime Minister Netanyahu on the meaning of importance of peace. Netanyahu does not need to be lectured by President Obama on the importance of peace. He understands it. So we’re on the wrong side of history if we continue to go down this road.

What we need to do though Judge is ‘we the people’ need to rise up saying we’ll take a stand for Israel. We’ll be on their side even if our - I’m gonna call him our temporary leader because my goal is to make sure that President Obama is not reelected in 2012 so that we don’t have to continue to go down this path of this foreign policy that really makes no sense and in this particular case is so obviously wrong because we’re telling our friends to negotiate with Hamas, with terrorists, who have already said – Hamas has said we’ll never negotiate with Israel.

So until President Obama is replaced by a president who understands the importance of treating our friends right and being strong against our enemies, until that happens it’s we the people who have to rise up and make sure Israel knows they have friends here.

It was a great interview. Enjoy!

[Brices Crossroads]

“Sarah will lose to Obama BADLY. I wish it weren’t true, but I really don’t see any way she can beat him.”

Herman Cain has never been elected to anything. He lost badly in the GOP primary for U.S. Senate in 2004 to Johnny Isakson—a weak candidate who wasn’t even an incumbent, by 27 points, 53%-26%.

Contrast that with Sarah Palin’s electoral performance; She defeated an INCUMBENT GOP Governor, Frank Murkowski who had been elected state wide FOUR times, by 32 points, 51% to 19%. Then she went on in the general election to easily defeat Tony Knowles, a popular two term former Democrat Governor in 2006, a big Democrat year in which many Republicans were going down to defeat. That, my man, is electoral prowess. Yert you have the temerity to say without a shred of evidence that she can’t beat Obama.

Have you checked on Obama’s approval numbers with the white vote? They are consistently between 35% and 38%. Obama got 43% of the white vote in 2008. If he gets less than 40% in 2012, he is almost certainly toast. If he gets 36% or less, he will lose more than 40 states, a landslide. Yet you see no hope for Palin. Get a clue.

The white vote is concentrated in the battleground states of the Midwest: Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota. Your solution is to nominate an African American, who has the same issue positions as Sarah Palin but who has never won an election to anything, to challenge Obama in the hope that the white vote, which did not break for Cain In his home State of Georgia in 2004, will break for him in Ohio and PA and Wisconsin in 2012? Do you perceive how idiotic this formula is?

Herman Cain seems like a nice guy, but he is not going to be the GOP nominee for President in 2012 or ever. I doubt if he could win the GOP nomination for a state office, but he should start there first.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Your candidate of choice is a 65-year old liver and colon cancer victim (in remission) who has never been elected to public office.

In a critical election as this, voters are going to support someone with credibility and a strong record in office.

Repeating that Palin quit only undermines your argument as a whole as your candidate has never been elected to squat to begin with

Now's not the time for vanity candidates running for POTUS to satisfy an ego trip or check off an item on some bucket list. This election is far too critical to fart around.

[bwc2221]

I realize from previous posts you are down on Palin, but the simple fact is that Cain couldn't beat Johnny Issacson in his only political contest. If you don't believe MSM will be in full attack mode if Cain is the nominee, you are tremendously naive.

Watch MSM make Cain's medical history a major issue.

[onyx]

RASMUSSEN'S POLL: 52% of Voters Say Their Views Are More Like Palin’s Than Obama’s

Whose views are closer to your own? Palin/Obama

Overall: 52/40

Male: 55/37
Female: 48/43
White: 58/35
Black: 5/87
GOP: 84/9
DEM: 14/81
INDY: 59/27
Conservative: 80/12
Moderate: 28/61
Liberal: 14/85

[jsdjason]

Palin called Obummer our “temporary leader.” She has definitely got the fire in the belly.

[bwc2221]

“I told my wife tonight that this issue would seal Obama not being re-elected. He has finally offended the group of people who will put an end his reign.”

As Mark Levin says, for many American Jews, their primary religion is liberalism, not Judiasm.

Just today Abe Foxman of the American Defamation League came out in support of Obama. Unfortunately, many American Jews would praise Obama for being so liberal as they were being loaded into boxcars.

[ilgipper]

I don’t blame Cain or anyone for backing Romney in 2008. It was a race between McCain, huck, and Romney in the primaries and he was by far the best of the three. Huck was/is a big government social conservative statist. McCain is, well, McCain. Romney had a mixed story as MA governor, but a good business background and success with the 2002 winter Olympics. Of the three, I voted and campaigned for him in FL as to try like he’ll to keep McCain out of the nomination. He was a certain loser.

Now, I have completely written him off for 2012 because events have changed and we need a clear anti-obamacare candidate and solid conservative. In 2008 we had no conservative option.

[Kickass Conservative]

Herman Cain, V.P. That is the only way he can be on the ticket. Considering his age and his surviving Stage 4 Cancer, he would not win against Obama in the General.

The Health issue will be red meat for the Media and the Rats. They will build doubt and fear against Cain. The young dreamer versus the old guy with a history of Cancer.

If you want to see real discrimination, look no further than what the Liberals will do to a Cancer Survivor who happens to be a Republican. They will also make the argument that Cain received cutting edge treatment because he is rich, while the poor people Obamacare will help will be harmed by Cain's opposition to it. Bet on it...

Being Black, and Cain is a real Black unlike Obama, will not help a Conservative gain any traction.

[berdie]

I don't criticize their thoughts...I criticize their delivery and appeal to the general public. It just is.

[Springfield Reformer]

I’ll give your prophecy the same odds I gave Harold Camping’s prophecy.

[RockinRight]

The Cain one basically has to account for a HUGE “unknown” due to his low name recognition. Lots of undecideds.

Even Palin has SOME room there on undecideds but it’s eerily close to 50% for Obama.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

She just said herself that she likes Herman Cain.

Of course she likes Cain she has absolutely no fear of the competition. But you're missing the larger point of why so many support Palin:

Herman Cain does not have a record of fighting corruption in government - Sarah does. She is uniquely primed to go after the corruption in the Obama administration and isn't afraid to call him out on it. Now you and Cain can argue all you want about how it's good that Cain is not a politician but this is a severe liability not an asset. You've got to have some degree, a working knowledge of government and how to negotiate and advance your agenda and Cain doesn't have that. He would be a lame duck the minute he's sworn in, and that's before if he's not done in by black liberals on orders from white liberals attacking and smearing him.

[bwc2221]

Jesus Christ could run as a Republican in Maryland and he'd be lucky to get 30% of the vote. My blue state, Michigan, is salvageable. Maryland is a lost cause,

[gov_bean_ counter]

Thanks for that info. Perhaps that hill isn’t as high as some would have us believe.

[bwc2221]

“I like Palin. If nominated, she’s lose at least 40 states, though. That’s a sad fact. She’s been permanently tarred by the MSM.”

If you think Cain or any other Republican opposing Obama won't be totally savaged by the media, you're sadly mistaken. Media bias today is far worse than it was in 1980 when Reagan ran.

[Al B.]

Herman Cain seems like a nice guy, but he is not going to be the GOP nominee for President in 2012 or ever.

In the Gallup GOP horserace poll last week, he has 29% name recognition among Republicans, which means about 12-15% overall. He polled less than 1% in the horserace.

There simply is not enough time or money to overcome that no matter how nice a guy he is.

[Anamnesis]

Oh by the way, I guess its time to Organize 4 Palin!

O4P NY Meets Staten Island Young Republicans
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2721858/posts

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Palin supporters,

DON’T WAIT UNTIL PALIN ANNOUNCES!

Palin and her aide Rebecca Mansour have already given the green-light, without “officially” announcing.
I've highlighted tweets that Rebecca Mansour has retweeted and other hints that Palin has given over the past few months (which I need to update to include her recent 5-point foreign policy speech and dumping of her neoconservative advisers):

Why a Palin 2012 Run is Inevitable

Most notably, her aide is pushing Organize4Palin. Check out this tweet from Rebecca Mansour:

She's also promoted it further by retweeting the link to the list of the Organize4Palin State twitter accounts:

	O4P Signup: http://tinyurl.com/33r7fg8 To opt-in for text reminders and alerts: Text 4PALIN to 74679     Newsletters: May 6: http://conta.cc/m8Go5L April 17: http://conta.cc/fOdkf3 April 9: http://conta.cc/fKR3Dg March 19: http://conta.cc/fmJ20C Twitter Accounts for each O4P State chapter: http://twitter.com/O4Palin/organize4palin-states	Donate to O4P, New York Donate to O4P, General Fund
On November 2, 2010; O4P helped Sarah Palin elect: 37 House Reps, 6 Senators, 7 Governors, 2 Attorney Generals, & 1 Secretary of State.O4P had a 67% success rate in November 2010!

Email yourstate@organize4palin.com to directly contact your local coordinator, if it already has one. I've listed the ones that I believe already have a state coordinator, but go ahead and email yourstate@organize4palin.com in case my list isn't up to date:
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States without a coordinator: Arkansas, Hawaii, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wyoming

Is your state listed above? That means it's an Organize4Palin orphan! If you would like to adopt it, please contact us (editor@organize4palin.com) with some background info, and we'll talk.

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[onyx]

PREFECT©

[RockinRight]

Conversely, Satan could run as a Democrat and probably win. Heck, A KKK member could run as a Dem WITH HIS HOOD ON and black Dems in MD would still vote for him.