” think Sarah Palin would be a great RNC head.”
I agree too. Steele has to go.
Sarah Palin is a nice person but far too shallow. She has some kooky sound bites and says allot of what SHOULD be said but we need a competent person to RUN the government and she is not it. Thankfully her family seems to be getting under control ... I hope she keeps running aroun trashing Obama and liberals - she’s good at that and we should leave it at that.
“Sarah Palin is a nice person but far too shallow. She has some kooky sound bites and says allot of what SHOULD be said but we need a competent person to RUN the government and she is not it. Thankfully her family seems to be getting under control ... I hope she keeps running aroun trashing Obama and liberals - she’s good at that and we should leave it at that.”
Mmmm. Maybe some dull, old white guy. Preferably a Senator... you know, they have a lot of gravitas. Someone who knows how to reach across the aisle and work with the Democrats. Someone who can find “common ground.” Someone who’s brave enough to admit that the Democrats are, after all, nothing to be afraid of, and maybe even have some fine ideas. Someone who has some bright ideas of their own, like making political ads illegal before an election.
Oh, wait. We already had that pathetic loser for a candidate. His name is John McCain (in case you’ve all forgotten).
The fact is, Palin is the only high profile person on our team with the ability to stir and motivate people with a conservative message. There may be other fine conservatives out there, but if some of you consider Palin “unqualified” (as opposed to WHO? Our current Dictator-in-training?) the others can only be considered even MORE unqualified.
At this point of the game, it’s NECESSARY that our candidate has name recognition. It’s NECESSARY that people ALREADY know who they are, and - to some degree, what they stand for. The only other people I can think of like that are the pathetic has-beens from the last election and all of them have ALREADY been rejected by our own party. I really do think it’s too late for someone new to pop up out of nowhere and lead us to victory.