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The Dems know that a Palin victory means First Female President. They might want a female to neutralize. Obama/Clinton? Or just Clinton?

I think the Palin / Paul ticket is a good one. I happen to think Paul would make the best President. But Palin is an awesome campaigner, a victory would be historical. And she’d be the most likely to win the Republican Primary.

I don’t see Paul just dropping out if Palin gets in. Bachmann could just drop out if Palin got in, or not make it to the primaries. I can see RP staying in, bashing the establishment candidate. Palin and Paul should have a talk, if they haven’t already. Paul, or the grassroots is making attempts to target younger voters, R’s, D’s and I’s, and I think they’re going to focus on Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania. The idea is to get Ron’s favorability, especially, up among the young in those states. If Ron is able to accomplish that - high favorables, and low Obama numbers in a Paul vs Obama head to head, especially with Urban Young White Independents, Democrats, with higher educations and higher incomes, who I think are souring somewhat with Obama.

The elites don’t like Palin. But they don’t like Ron Paul even more. That’s something to consider as well if you’re Palin. If I was Palin I would not put Rick Perry in there.

MY PREFERENCES:

Sarah PALIN – President
John BOLTON – VP

Steve Forbes – Sec. of State
General Patraeus – Sec. of Defense
Mark Levin – Attorney General
Thomas Sowell – Sec. of Treasury
Jan Brewer – Sec. of Homeland Security

Dept. of Veteran Affairs – Merge with Defense
Dept. of Interior – Merge with Treasury
Dept. of Commerce – Merge with Treasury
Dept. of Transportation – Merge with Treasury
Dept. of Health & Human Services – Merge with Treasury
Dept. of Agriculture – Merge with Treasury

Dept. of Education – ABOLISH
Dept. of Energy – ABOLISH
Dept. of Labor – ABOLISH
Dept. of Housing & Urban Development – ABOLISH