“If Rollins is calling all the shots for Bachmann as some here imagine, then that man deserves a raise.
I’m signing my next donation directly to him. She’s gone from unheard of to ubiquitous faster than if she had been plucked up and set there by some national figure.”
You might want to remember that MB had a lot more support among the conservative camp, myself included, BEFORE Rollins came on board. She was a well known figure long before he DECREASED her support. If that deserves anything but scorn, then you are welcome to him.
“You might want to remember that ...Rollins ...DECREASED her support.”
I MIGHT want to, but that would not make such an obvious falsehood true.
I don’t doubt one bit that a small handful of small minds could possibly have made their support decisions based on some pre-announcement remarks by a guy paid, in that case, for his very public and honest opinion of Sarah’s situation from the view of an old-school campaigner.
Of course, I certainly would not admit it in public if that was the full bloom of my decision tree.
There is plenty of room this early for both fine ladies. And I don’t find many faults with either. Debates are a great way to compare folks who both look good on paper. I’m anxious for those to happen.
But I sure ain’t committing my early donations to someone who has yet to commit to me.
I love Palin, but I am admittedly biased for Bachmann partly because she lives in my hometown and I am more familiar with her great and principled voting record.
But I DEFINITELY will vote for either if they win the primary. And that’s all I expect from other level-headed Republicans.