Among the Conservatives I know (most of my family and friends) and the Republicans I know (many) she is interesting but not at all POTUS material.
Among the dems I know (also many) she is poison. If any of them were to want not to vote for obama a second time they would never see Palin as an option. They would hold their nose and vote for the boy-king again.
A cackle of freepers will rise to condemn me personally for pointing this out but they are children so I couldn't care less.
Yeah, you sound like you would have the kind of friends that you described in your post.
Woo hoo!! FR is Palin Country!!
48 posted on Tuesday, October 26, 2010 12:12:51 PM by Jim Robinson
Well buddy. Lets just wait and see where the chips fall. I think you are underestimating Palin. But lets wait and see.
“Among the Conservatives I know (most of my family and friends) and the Republicans I know (many) she is interesting but not at all POTUS material.”
While I like her and think she might be a good Pres., I admit that sometimes I have doubts (for lack of a better way to put it) Besides, she may not run for the spot anyways. I think that she’d definetely be a good Secretary of Energy though.
“Among the dems I know (also many) she is poison. If any of them were to want not to vote for obama a second time they would never see Palin as an option. They would hold their nose and vote for the boy-king again.”
Well, they’re Liberals, so what would you expect? :-)
But seriously, I’m kind of sick of people harping on her decision to step down, or quit if you prefer. Sure, it may have been a mistake, but what’s done is done.
“That is the issue. Obama won with the independents and the youth votes. I do not see those two defining sectors doing a complete one-eighty and voting for his polar opposite.”
Well, if she comes to show a degree of competence, that might change. Still, I bet that many of those independents and young feel like suckers.