[RichInOC]

Post-1988, the GOP is not going to nominate a candidate with clemency problems as bad as Michael Dukakis’. Let alone even worse. It’s simply not going to happen. Huck is done.

[jonrick46]

This is what I call pre-wedding jitters. I mean, the ring is in the pocket and the invitations have been sent. This is no time to act like a spineless wimp.

[TruJess]

It’s amazing how female candidates are ALWAYS too polarizing. Regardless of party, regardless of belief systems, one of the main arguments against them is that they are too polarizing. I think Michael Reagan is too chauvanistic for his opinion to matter.

[RKBA Democrat]

How convenient for the left. Simply characterize someone who would be a formidable opponent as being "too polarizing" and you neutralize them. It's pure alinsky. From "Rules for Radicals":

"The thirteenth rule (of power tactics): pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it."

And conservatives who should know better are falling for it.

Again.

[FreeReign]

More people like Palin and her point-of-view on the issues than Obama.

It's the left that tries to make any conservative out to be polarizing, especially if they run for president.

Michael Reagan should know that, and say that, even if he doesn't want Palin to run.

Instead he repeats a leftist lie.

"Palin is polarizing", said Michael Reagan.