+++ I liked Hunter a lot. The press treated him horribly. IIRC, he walked on to the set of a morning news show bcuz they kept blowing him off. He was probably the most conservative in the race. There were many who stayed in the race long after they should have left and Hunter should have been given a fair chance.
***Then you’ll have no second thoughts about supporting Palin, once you decide. She’s a fire-in-the-belly conservative with name recognition.
Here’s the thing.
As conservatives, we always split our votes among several good conservative candidates, many of which would make excellent presidents...but all that does is give the establishment RINO a chance to win with a plurality of the vote.
After the early primaries are out of the way the establishment RINO is left with a majority of delegates and of course all the money he needs to go forward.
This is what happened in 2008.
See; Nixon, Ford, Bush, Dole, Bush, McCain, and now Romney.
I am tired of the RINO parade.
If we, as conservatives, want a conservative nominee, it’s my opinion we need to come together early behind a single conservative candidate.
Obviously, it will be very hard to get principled conservatives to unite like this, as each faction digs in and rightly sees any type of compromise as not holding to their principles.
I’ve already taken a lot of heat for this, but I really believe a vote for anyone other than Palin this time around is in effect a defacto vote for Romney.
The establishment is VERY good at getting their candidate. They know they can divide our votes with a large field of candidates. They do it every time.