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To: Armaggedon
Sarah can win if we support her.

All she's got to do is make her intention to run clear to one and all, and the support will come bursting forth.

32 posted on 02/13/2013 8:48:20 PM PST by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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To: Windflier

This may ruffle some feathers.

Sarah talks the talk all right, but we don’t need another four years here of breathless gushing: `Will she? Won’t she?!’ only to have her say, again, oh, about summer 2016: “Never mind! You understand, I’m sure. The MSM is just so darned mean ... “. So yeah, her hairdresser AND the rest of us want to know, and ASAP.
A candidate either has the fire in the belly or she doesn’t. She disappointed a lot of people here not too long ago.
If she’s serious about running she should declare now and make it clear that’s what she’s doing and do it as soon as possible.
The ring’s pretty close to empty of conservative candidates right now. The RINOs and CINOs `ran the zoo’ last go-around and it got us Romney. Things look bleak and it would be just what we need.
So on that question she either decides to fish this time, or she continues to cut bait, but no more of this coy `Maybe, maybe not’ nonsense. She either says she’s running or she’s just another pundit/talking head, albeit an attractive, conservative one. If she decides not to run she remains an opinion leader but nothing more, and we can concentrate on throwing out the Democrats and electing a non-GOP-establishment candidate. No more beating around the bush.
Either do it or don’t. Walk the walk, or don’t.


36 posted on 02/13/2013 9:20:19 PM PST by tumblindice (America's founding fathers: All armed conservatives.)
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