[upsdriver]

“I think she’s a good person,” Mr. Billings said. “Maybe she’s got potential to be the president someday, but not now. There’s too many people who don’t relate to her.”

Mr. Billings, you relate to the candidates who won't make you feel uncomfortable. Someone who spouts conservative rhetoric but isn't a "fanatic" about it. Someone the media doesn't hate.

In other words, Mr Billings, you desire the same old candidate we always get. You want someone who is more comfortable inside-the-beltway than out in greater America. Someone who talks a good game but doesn't do a f*****g thing once they are elected. Mr Billings, our country is burning and you want to pour gasoline on the fire. WAKE UP!!!

[rlmorel]

Well said, upsdriver.

[rlmorel]

"..."the wide admiration for Palin among the rock-ribbed Dixie Republicans gathered in the room wasn't matched by a confidence that she was ready to run."..."

"rock-ribbed"? Gee, where on earth do we ever hear that term used? Ah, I remember. It is a phrase used by liberals to describe those people in the opposing party who they also characterize as "independent-minded" and worst of all..."mavericks".

The choice of words, to those who pay attention to liberal-speak, is not a coincidence.