Sarah Palin! Sarah Palin! Sarah Palin - and here are enough pictures to make up for Fox's inability to realize real star power when they see it.
I stopped reading at Charlie Crist.
Charlie Crist of Florida????? Listed as up and coming???? Conservative??????
Well I like Palin, but I see huge potential in Bobby Jindal.
Paul Ryan. He is my Congressman and he was re-elected in a landslide, even though this God-Forsaken state of Wisconsin voted heavily for Zero.
They can leave her out all they want, but it won’t change the facts.
Sarah has found a place in the hearts of conservatives, and some dems, and the MSM/DBM (including FOX) are obviously scared of her.
Here is a cool site I found election night. Titled “Not my President” it is nice to have a place where PUMA’s and conservatives come together.
http://www.freepowerboards.com/sarahpalin/index.php
My money’s on Sarah Palin, Bobby Jindal, or David Petraeus.
Besides we won't get the Muslim out of the white house he will be there for another term..His people and the news media got him there once and they will do it again..his terrorist buddies gave him millions of dollars and will do so again..Hang on people the ride will begin in January when Wright swears the muslim in on the Koran..
The Republican Party is totally clueless. Period. Two weeks before the election—TWO WEEKS!—the North Carolina Republican Party sent an email around asking people to volunteer to get out the vote. When did they find out we were having an election?
And one more thing: The DAY after the election we should have started campaigning for 2012. Watch every Dem move, analyze every utterance, and keep the public — ALL THE PUBLIC—informed EVERY, SINGLE DAY.
Be certain every American knows what happens when Marxists take over a democracy.
Nevada — two words.
Steve Wynn.
He’s a billionaire and was on TV within the past few months saying people like him had to start stepping up.
Things shouldn’t be so confusing for conservatives. We know what we stand for, because what we stand for isn’t supposed to change.
Am I the only one who finds it ironic that the Conservative party in the UK has a high chance of winning their next elections, Mexico’s president Felipe Calderon is by our standards fairly conservative, and while Sarkozy in France isn’t our kind of conservative, he’s a far cry from the socialists that they used to have—and meanwhile back in the land of the free we just elected a neo-Marxist?