Posted on 09/01/2010 8:19:30 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
(1) Mathematically, Alaska doesn’t amount to anything. (2) She’ll win her home state in November.
I just dont get it.
Thanks Liberal Media~!
And we sure won’ thro you in dat Briar patch either...
Its a PPP poll.
Which means: it depicts the opposite of reality.
If Palin should run the home state will support her. Maybe not at anything close to 100% but then neither does any other candidate get that high of support. It seems Palin is more polarizing in that either you like her or won’t support her period. That hinders the securing of votes from other groups which are needed to win the big one. jmo.
Polls are designed to manipulate people and how they think...
That’s because you don’t live here. Most conservatives here in Alaska respect Sarah, but few that I know would vote for her for either governor or President. The current governor, Parnell, who replaced her is just as conservative as her and ten times as competent.
Isn’t PPP the new polling company for the KOS kiddies?
I could be mistaken...
When 2012 rolls around, people will be ready to boot Obama like they were Carter in 1980. Reagan wasn’t exactly a foregone conclusion in 1978 either. If it’s Obama v. Palin in 2012, I know who will have the momentum.
She’s never said she is running.
Somehow, I think Sarah is on to the the MSM tactics and will instead, make them look foolish.
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It's vaguely analogous to the sensitive issue of Obama being more acceptable to voters (before they got to know him) because he did not have a discernible “black accent.”
I'm not saying this is how things should be. This is just my opinion, of what is.
Mitt Romney BARF alert.
Be careful how you interpret the responses to poorly worded questions. I really like Sarah Palin but I also would not want to see her run for president. Why? Number one, I’m not convinced the U.S deserves her. I will be closely watching what happens in this country over the next four to six years and then decide where I want to spend my years in retirement. And I also don’t want to see her run because I care about her and wouldn’t want to see her exposed to even greater abuse than what she suffered after the last presidential election that got so bad that she was forced to resign from the Alaska governorship. Politics in this country has reached a point of complete intolerability for the candidates and for the electorate. It’s garbage and I’ve cynically gotten to the point where I suspect anyone involved in it - except for the likes of Sarah Palin, Chris Christie and a small number of others.
“Governing class”? That’s who we’re trying to evict. Sarah’s speech appeals to me precisely because it sounds like a real person talking, one I can trust.
I am not going out on a limb here to predict that 2012 could be similar, no matter who the Republicans put up.
What might be the greatest variable is whether Obama runs again at all.
Because she left office? Is that it?
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