What it all boils down to is Ohio, Florida, and Pennsylvania. With the electoral makeup we have, in order for a republican to get to 270, they MUST win 2 out of the 3 of those states. It almost looks like PA isn’t winnable, given the previous 3 elections, so that leaves Ohio and Florida. I don’t see her carrying both of those states, and that means she CAN’T win, barring some sort of miracle or political earthquake of some kind. 0bama carried VA, NC, and a few other traditionally ‘red states’ last time, but I don’t believe he’ll win those again. Those states came back ‘home’ last Tuesday, and the electoral map of 2004 suddenly reemerged.
The ONLY way Palin wins a presidential election is if 0bama and the economy does so badly during the next two years, Donald Duck could win if up against 0bama on the ballot.
Palin is great at rallying the conservative base. She should continue to play that role. As I said before, I really do like her, but I’m a realist. I don’t see her getting to 270.
Unfortunately, I don’t know of any others that are getting the ‘presidential talk’ on the GOP side that are much better off. We need a ‘dark horse’.
Palin problem is not with the dem, its with rino. The rino hate her guts
your math doesn’t add up.
thus your entire conclusion is wrong.
Interesting also, Pittsburgh is solid blue for the most part yet Beck is going there, as well as Dr. Jeremiah. This would hardly have been imagined possible before the election. Pitts-burg remains in a world of hurt financially and lots of infighting in various councils etc. So I'm not ready to say Pa. won't come around to Palin...after-all Pa. turned red!
I don't know what you're talking about since Pennsylvania just swung back right, with Republicans pretty much sweeping the board in most of the local elections, with Toomey taking the Senate spot and Corbett winning the governor's office.