Gov. Palin’s statement on the oil spill disaster will be viewed, in years to come, as ‘historic’

Jewish Americans For Palin ^ | 6/10/2010 | JAFP

[2ndDivisionVet]

Welcome Back, Dad

I've been trying to convince my fellow conservatives that they have been wasting their time in a fruitless quest for a new Ronald Reagan to emerge and lead our party and our nation. I insisted that we'd never see his like again because he was one of a kind. I was wrong! Wednesday night I watched the Republican National Convention on television and there, before my very eyes, I saw my Dad reborn; only this time he's a she. And what a she! This was Ronald Reagan at his best -- the same Ronald Reagan who made the address known now solely as "The Speech," which during the Goldwater campaign set the tone and the agenda for the rebirth of the traditional conservative movement that later sent him to the White House for eight years and revived the moribund GOP. Welcome back, Dad, even if you're wearing a dress and bearing children this time around.

~Michael Reagan, radio talk show host and son of President Ronald Reagan

[Darkwolf377]

I have reservations about my reservations about Palin, for the simple reason that she’s the only Republican showing any leadership at all.

[Upstate NY Guy]

If not for this statement by Sarah Palin Obama would still not be talking to the BP CEO.
Obama's duty is to take command of the situation and using the resources of the United States mitigate the damage and end this disaster in the Gulf. He has not done nothing but pose for photos, play golf, throw parties, and talk trash.

[curth]

It would be a great thing for Sarahpac to compile all of her Facebook posts into a booklet with the dates that each was posted and the dates of whatever actions that came later as a result of them ala Obama now ready to talk to BP. Cause and effect.

[Tammy8]

He has not done nothing but pose for photos, play golf, throw parties, and talk trash.

At this point I am convinced this is all he knows how to do~ this seems to be his best effort. The man had NO credentials to be President so why would we assume he had the necessary skills?

[skr]

Good to keep an open mind. Although I am inclined toward considering Palin as president, I have reservations about whom she knows for task delegation. I’m hoping her present activities include putting together a network of good, competent and politically savvy candidates for advisers, etc. I know, I know, that’s asking for a lot in this day and age.

[FrankR]

[quintr]

But then, he also was supposed to have taken on the duty of upholding the United States Constitution. When will that start?

— Jane Reinheimer

[Tammy8]

At the very least he should have immediately met with those in charge of BP, and met with the governors of states that would be effected. The meetings would have given him ideas and options to explore. It really is odd that it seems not even his advisors could figure out basic steps he could have taken that would have at least made it seem like he was interested and trying to solve the problem.

[Darkwolf377]

It’s asking a lot but this is the presidency. There’s a tendency for people to skimp on their demands if they like a particular candidate—the hard work they’d demand of an opponent (”He hasn’t done this, this or this”) they ignore if they just LIKE the person. That’s the end of intellectual honesty and the beginning of the Obama-like cult.

[curth]

Latest Rassmussen Ohio poll. Sarah is supporting Kasich and Portman.

Rasmussen
6/3/10; 500 likely voters, 4.5% margin of error
Mode: Automated phone
(Rasmussen: Governor, Senate)

Ohio

2010 Senate
43% Portman (R), 43% Fisher (D) (chart)

2010 Governor
47% Kasich (R), 42% Strickland (D) (chart)

If she had endorsed Cecile Bledsoe in Arkansas a little earlier than she did (June 3) I believe her endorsements would have went 5 for 5. I don’t know why she waited so long.

[Darkwolf377]

She’s doing so good OUT of office. She should become head of the RNC and kick out all those country-clubbing fossils.

[Darkwolf377]

good = well

Duh.

[2ndDivisionVet]

They’ll make Alvin Greene chairman of the Republican National Committee before they name Governor Palin to that post.

[The Comedian]

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[Trajan88]

"O" ... in a job that's way above his pay grade.

Where's choppers Biden on this oil leak? He had a lot of words throwing Republicans under the bus over years... why doesn't choppers turn his dummy wit against his boss?

[Darkwolf377]

Well, that’ got to be part of our job, changing the party from within. We (I include myself0 don’t seem to want to do the unglamorous hard work of fighting to take control of the party, but that’s really what is necessary—it’s our money being spent unwisely, and we can change the party. It’s too technical and dull, though, which is another reason why I am so turned off to the culture of celebrity which has taken over politics. But it’s useless to argue that anyone on our side does that, it’s only those dems who do it, so, whatever...

[unseen1]

It might have been the candidate waited to get her endorsement, or she might have got caught up in the stalker case. any number of reasons could be the cause. but politics is about timing and Palin was off a bit on that endorsement.

[Kevmo]

And because she is already the President’s most effective public opponent, and because energy policy is so crucial to our future, her words, we predict, will bring many to believe that America would be better off with her in the White House than its present occupant.
***Almost tagline worthy, but too wordy.