[RDasher]

Joesph Farah wants Sarah Palin for President in 2008. Not a bad choice.

[nickcarraway]

Bump

[Stepan12]

Joesph Farah wants Sarah Palin for President in 2008. Not a bad choice.

She is my choice, too; however, Farah is touting idiocy to think we can win by losing to B. Hussein Obama. We're still suffering from the Carter Administration, but an Obama administration may finish us off as the second term of a Carter administration would have. Pres. Reagan had a substantial mess to clean up with Jimmuh. I don't want to see that again.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

This is after he has been saying for month that he prefers that a Democrat win, so that they will get the blame when all goes to hell, and the Republicans can regain power in the aftermath. The old “we’ll win by losing” strategy.

Although, it is fair to say that McCain’s fortunes began to rise after he appointed a CONSERVATIVE to the ticket. Such a surprise...

[ken21]

weird nut daily.

[anniegetyourgun]

Heck, I’m just glad she’s willing to take the less influential position of VP. If they win, she’ll spend time attending funerals, moving to undisclosed locations, or delivering pre-written lines at the correspondent’s dinner. If I were her, I’d rather be in Alaska.

[goldstategop]

Is there any way we could get the GOP to dump McCain so we can get the candidate we really want?

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[chaos_5]

I would vote for now, perhaps she’ll run and 2012.

[ari-freedom]

let’s get real. there’s a lot that palin needs to learn from mccain before she can be president.

[proudpapa]

That might just be God’s plan.

(Personally wishing no ill will towards John McCain)

[noob4palin]

A month ago I would tell you there’s no way in hell I would vote for McCain. How things have changed.

[Shery]

I don’t think that Farah understands just how corrupt Obama and his ilk are...and the dancing in the streets by the Ayers and farrakhan bunch would induce. Can you imagine him appointing Bill Ayers to a prominent cabinet post, or Farrakhan to one? I cringe at even the thought of his SC picks.

[bluegirl]

I seriously thought about not voting in the election because I didn’t like McCain. But Obama would be worse. And Palin gives me hope. I am not as sure as Farah that MCCain will win. I think the McCain/Palin ticket needs all the votes it can get just to overcome the democrat fraud vote.

[Caipirabob]

I'm really beginning to believe Vice-President Sarah would help a President John McCain in a leadership role by making a government-reform effort a "double-team" effort rather than just a single person. The more I think about it, the more I support the team together. President McCain will value Vice-President Palin's council and Sarah will be a force to deal with as McCain has promised to give her a more active role in his adminstration beyond that of Veep.

In four years, we'll have a seasoned, HIGHLY experienced incumbent in office with a record of achievement taking on the DNC's warmed up "left"-overs in the 2012 election.

In 2020, President Jindal takes the helm...