Posted on 06/18/2011 11:38:24 PM PDT by techno
I think it’s the crossover states that will enable the dems to vote for mittens in the primaries. They (the states) better wise up or it may be over.
And more important, imo, is the army of Tea Party types, independent conservative bloggers, and Facebook and Twitter networks that can in a flash neutralize the State-Run Media. We number in the millions and we are networked together via the greatest communications system yet known to man.
I have said it before, and I'll repeat, for the record: It is not "Game on, it's "Game over".
It isn't over, imo, but the strategy is set and we are in control. That's why the panic amongst the State-Run Media/Democrat/Beltway Insider/RINO axis.
Civil War is an oxymoron.
There is nothing ever “civil” about any war....
But if the Pubblie “leadership” thinks they can make us eat the crap sandwich made out of NittWitt Mitt, it is over. It will be the death of the Republican Party. I do not believe he has any chance to get the nomination, but if he does I am through.
I will never ever ever vote for NittWitt Mitt for anything. He is a total fraud, a Globalist Sellout and an Obozo meme.
NEVER! EVER!
I agree. I am part of V4P and will volunteer time, money, whatever it takes to help Palin. The GOP establishment and LSM deliberately try to undermine her. We need to be prepared and organized. I am willing to help!
Just like Obama would be this:
(If anyone knows how to photoshop the Obama "O" onto that let me know.)
Cheers!
I imagine you are well aware of how respectful Palin has been to both the Pauls, including endorsing Rand at a pivotal point, and that she regularly acknowledges the value in libertarianism and libertarians.
You sound like my type of Paul supporter: someone who likes to back Ron’s soapbox and message and impact on the presidential campaign (including the debates), but will act with seriousness of purpose if it comes down to the nitty gritty of Mitt getting the nomination if Palin isn’t supported.
I’d say you’ve got it about pegged.
They may very well be right. In another thread, someone posted something to the effect of "What makes the MSM think they get to choose our nominee??!!" and the first thought that leaped into my head was "Uh, history?"
Votes: 8755
61% Yes, Sarah Palin should run for office in 2012.
37% No, Sarah Palin should not run for office in 2012.
1% I don't know. Please see my answer below.
Well, I supported Paul in 2008, and I was one of the freepers who said “Nobody but Palin” for the VP pick in 2008.
I like the both of them. The preference for Paul is that I trust him to make cuts. It’s possible that Palin could focus on something else.
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