GOP base still wild about Palin

Politico via news.yahoo.com ^ | Tues Sept 29, 2009 | Michael Falcone, Zachary Abrahamson

[beefree]

I don’t think she supports Obama getting away with anything. She doesn’t need to focus on the issue because there are already suits pending. Is this is the only reason you claim she doesn’t care about our Constitution?

[hattend]

We can’t wait that long

[Oztrich Boy]

look again

[hattend]

Ahhhhh!

Then, I agree!

Thanks!

[ohiogrammy]

Not sure I agree, yes she was a governor, and a good one, but she never even finished her term, much like BO and his Senate career. Sarah is polarizing, much like Hillary Clinton.
I went to Palin’s rally in Bowling Green and was much impressed by her as a VP candidate.
I agree we need to get rid of most of the Washington bums, but that still does not reassure me that Sarah is the one, perhaps in a few years I will change my mind. For now I am not sure we have a viable candidate, but pray one soon comes forward.

[FlashBack]

I like your optimism!!!

[chainsaw]

sarah, your doing great. Just don’t bless a RINO event. Let them hang in their own liberalism.

[SuperLuminal]

IMHO, they are even "wilder" about her now....

Particularly in light of the complete disappearance of the 90% of the republocrats on just about every key police-state issue now facing us.....

[Victoria Delsoul]

Well, I'm glad those who support Sarah have their own minds and aren't bound by the media's depiction of Sarah. They don't repeat the media's cliche that Sarah is polarizing and isn't ready for the national stage.  Indeed, many of those critics just assert their position and don't back up their claims.

Sarah's support is growing steadily, fast and strong, and I hope it continues.

[cookcounty]

Palin is humble enough to know she has some weaknesses.....and is working on them.

I’m not supporting her for 2012 (yet), but I am more and more rather than less and less impressed with her.