Posted on 07/14/2009 10:44:04 PM PDT by SolidWood
Two guys in a newsroom discussing Governor Palin:
Click on image.
Don Lambro speaks to Ralph Z. Hallow about his exclusive interview with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.
Palin PING!
Anyone on or off the Palin ping, write me.
I loves that pic
They ain’t seen nothing yet!
Real people.
Is there an Alaska Senate seat up for grabs in 2010?
I’d rather see her leadership in Congress first before she heads to the White House. As Bush demonstrated for eight years, the White House can’t really force Congress to do anything, and Congress has spent the last 60 years castrating the Presidency.
(Which is why it is truly dangerous when you get a Socialist in the White House and a Socialist majority in Congress. They’re passing bills faster than most Americans can read and discuss them.)
Yes she could run for Senate, but I doubt she will. I think she will go the unconventional way... but we’ll see. She hasn’t ruled out anything.
Sarah needs to go for the Senate and WIN THAT ELECTION. That campaign would allow her to show America how SHE would have run the McCain effort. THEN she could create a third party inside the senate....if she could get 20 or 30 senators she could keep either of the republicrat parties from having 50 senators.
Then she would be the king maker.
Sarah can talk over the press directly to the people.
She can rule any congress rep or dem.
you betcha!
Sarah is too big for the Senate.
nonsense. Sarah is a republican and way too smart to try third party.
Who knows what Sarah will do. But she will be a voice to be heard. She could align herself with a think tank such as the Heritage Foundation... She would be in the middle of it all with experts all around her.
Regardless, we will be on a whirlwind ride with her actively re-energizing conservatism. It should be fun. I will feel as though finally someone will be speaking up for me, you, us and conservatives.
Hooray!!
Agree.
I would strongly agree that the former governor needs to earn more experience before she can lead our country as the President of the United States.
Mrs. Palin swore an oath as governor of Alaska, then broke that oath by resigning. An extremely disappointing decision, and a betrayal to her constituents.
The former governor has not made her reasons for resigning perfectly clear to me, but if it was for political reasons—namely—to campaign, her constituents are more than justified in their disappointment.
On the other hand, if Mrs. Palin’s decision was based on private family matters, I could understand the motivation. The former governor cannot be expected to sacrifice her family completely for the sake of public office.
Sarah Palin has so much to offer the conservative cause. We, as Americans, deserve a proven, experienced leader. Sarah Palin has that potential.
The Lord bless her and her family.
A bit too much drama isn't it?
Sarah Palin has so much to offer the conservative cause.
Correct. And she knows how she could do that best.
“A bit too much drama isn’t it?”
I’m not sure what you mean by this comment?
nonsense. Sarah is a republican and way too smart to try third party.
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Well its not nonsense, she says she will campaign for conservative democrats, she married an independent and ................
Radio show host Rush Limbaugh said Palin might leave the GOP and form her own because Republicans have “been just as mean-spirited to her as the Democrats” have.
“When I watched her speech when she announced she was going to leave the governorship of Alaska, I didn’t hear the word Republican mentioned once,” Limbaugh said.
Sarah can create a third party in the Senate.
Calling her resignation “betrayal” is hyperbole.
BS! Did you not read or understand her speech explaining why? Have you not been keeping up with what's been going on in Alaska?
Can that newsroom be any messier? Don’t these people have a conference room in that building?
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