[Jeff Head]

Sarah initiated a brilliant flanking manuever against the left, the DNC, the MSM and the RINOs that has them all in a frenzy wondering what her next move will be and how it will be perceived...and has them frothing at the mouth in their efforts to discredit her. They just can't help themselves.

And conservatives all over the country are now anxious and willing to receive her and support her.

Sarah will now get her book out, go on tour, give speeches and promote conservatie principles all over this country in the midst of the Obama administration disaster and gain great political capital in the process. Then she will support conservative candidates in 2010 and help them win, amassing much more political capital. She will then take all of that and make an awesome, stunning run for the Presidency in 2012.

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[9YearLurker]

Oh yeah, that happens a lot: two candidates backers can’t agree so they decide to support a ‘compromise’ candidate instead.

[webschooner]

Schmuckabee’s natural calling is as a televangelist.

Romney will excel as a used car salesman.

Leave the presidential politics to a pro = Sarah Palin

[Arguendo]

Huck as compromise choice?

Let's see, all of Palin's populist demeanor without any of her conservatism? What's not to like?

[Always Right]

Hey, didn’t we just try that strategy....how well is that working for us???

[seoul62]

I saw Bay’s face on one the cable channels and she had some major work done on her face./Just Asking - seoul62.........

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

No compromise. It’s Palin or I stay home.

[ABQHispConservative]

What a piece of crap that Frum guy. First of all, he sound like a total metrosexual, second, he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Then his snide remark about Jackson and unifying the Republican party really made my blood boil.

Bay is just angry that Sarah will not give her the time or day. Her talking points are straight out of the DC elite.

I wish Ann would have had more time to cut these two rinos down to size. They are lucky that the CBS info-babe stepped in.

[Darren McCarty]

I'd rather see someone besides ANY of those three right now. If I HAD to pick of the three, it would be Palin, but I still have a real problem with her breaking her contract to the citizens of Alaska before her term is up two whole years before 2012.

I'd rather see Haley Barbour, Gary Johnson, or Mike Pence run. Maybe Mitch Daniels, but I need to learn a bit more there.

[Brimack34]

David Fraud is a freak and what candidate did by work for and how did they do. Also I hate allahpundit.

[pissant]

Hunter/DeMint 2012

[Petronski]

Frum vs. Coulter vs. Bay Buchanan

Wait....

So by not watching this video I can avoid all three of these simple-minded, strutting, media-whoring jackasses?

Super!

[Diogenesis]

Romney and his corrupt team threw the Election.

David Frum: "Frum was indeed a critic of Palin, calling her nomination a "huge mistake" during an October 13 Early Show appearance."

[ScottinVA]

“Huck as compromise choice?”

Just like McCain in 2008. How’d that work out, again...?

[tet68]

If it came down to a choice between Huckabee and Romney,
I’d vote PALIN!

[ansel12]

It’s hard to imagine Mitt turning out the whole evangelical base but it’s also hard to imagine Palin turning out Romney-supporting centrists.

Tuesday, July 21, 2009 Moderates Republicans and the GOP Field

For the second month in a row we found Sarah Palin as the most popular of the leading 2012 GOP hopefuls among moderate Republicans. 64% have a positive opinion of her compared to 57% for Newt Gingrich, 53% for Mike Huckabee, and 45% for Mitt Romney.

[pankot]

Frum is a has-been Dimocrat flack.

[reasonisfaith]

Forget about Huck—there’s no fight in him.

The so-called “Romney-supporting centrists” (elitist republicans) are the types who didn’t like Reagan in the beginning but later voted for him. These types ultimately have no mind of their own and will follow the crowd. I believe they will easily vote for Palin once she’s nominated.

[Emerson Car]

I think it is a ‘good thing’ that people like David Frum are opposed vociferously to Governor Palin. As I understand it, Frum was a member of that hard-core group of neo-conservatives, that did so much damage to the Bush Administration and to the conservative cause generally—particularly among independents and ‘moderates. As I understand neoconservatives, they are mostly former leftist radicals, who got ‘mugged by reality’. Even when they change their ideology, they retain their Leftist temprements. Sarah Palin, on the other hand is a true conservative with libertarian leanings in the Reagan tradition. It would be an advantage to her, particularly with moderates, to keep her distance from extremist neocons like Frum.

[rintense]

Huck as a compromise choice? HELL NO.