1 posted on
11/22/2010 11:38:18 AM PST by
FTJM
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NRO is becoming more and more irrelevant with articles like this you might as well jump in with the marxist media...
To: FTJM
NRO is becoming more and more irrelevant with articles like this you might as well jump in with the marxist media...
To: FTJM
Christie - Palin might be a superb ticket. Both truly conservative and not formed by Washington politicians.
Then both will get experience to broaden their knowledge, by the benefit of being in offices.
5 posted on
11/22/2010 11:43:48 AM PST by
geologist
(The only answer to the troubles of this life is Jesus. A decision we all must make.)
To: FTJM
This is certainly a way to keep Palin enthusiasts at a fever pitch. But Im not sure this approach gets her where she wants to go, or at least whether it wins over the folks who arent on board with her already. I feel the same way. Will all this celebrity actually translate at the polls? I'm beginning to think she will be more useful to conservatism as a William F. Buckley, steering the debate rather than running for office. I'd personally be more comfortable with a candidate who had spent more time in office and didn't drop out of her last elected job.
6 posted on
11/22/2010 11:44:19 AM PST by
OrangeHoof
(Washington, we Texans want a divorce!)
To: FTJM
Yet another chapter in Geraghty’s attempt to do what to Palin what he did to O’Donnell in the Delaware general election. Damn with faint praise and slip the knife in deep. NRO is rapidly becoming National RINO Online.
7 posted on
11/22/2010 11:44:54 AM PST by
peyton randolph
(There is no such thing as moderate Islam)
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My biggest worry is that there will be too many conservatives in the GOP Primary.
They’ll split the vote and we’ll end up with a McCain or Romney-like RINO, and then four more years of Obama...
8 posted on
11/22/2010 11:49:03 AM PST by
Little Ray
(The Gods of the Copybook Heading, with terror and slaughter return!)
To: FTJM
I have no problem with Sarah running, however, I would like to see her in a serious debate with Mike Pence. I like them both.
11 posted on
11/22/2010 11:50:19 AM PST by
RC2
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It isn’t fair to stop anyone from running.
17 posted on
11/22/2010 11:54:14 AM PST by
dforest
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Chris Christie endorsed Mike Castle. And I have yet to see any indication of where he stands on abortion or family.
He is good on budgetary matters, apparently, although we won’t know for sure unless he wins the battles with the public unions. Certainly he talks very well, but then so did Newt Gingrich. It’s a bit soon to see whether he walks the walk.
Sarah had already cut the Alaskan state budget this early in her term as governor. As far as I know, Christie has not. I like the guy, but I like him as governor of NJ, not as a presidential candidate.
18 posted on
11/22/2010 11:55:25 AM PST by
Cicero
(Marcus Tullius.)
To: FTJM
And the Tea Party is irrelevant, Hussein is brilliant, and unicorn gas can provide all the energy we need next year.
On another note, Helen Thomas will win Miss America next year.
19 posted on
11/22/2010 11:55:25 AM PST by
prisoner6
(Right Wing Nuts are holding The Constitution together as the Loose Screws of The Left come undone!)
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Oh, and what patronizing little nambies too many of the NRO writers are. I am sick of their condescension to Palin (and all her supporters).
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I was struck by how many Palin fans agreed with me that resigning the governorship, while understandable, is a serious misstep for any aspiring president. That may have been true some time in the past, but the Obama election and presidency has overturned all such rules.
If a person with...
- ZERO experience,
- no proof of being a natural born citizen,
- an unwillingness to even release college transcripts,
- radical connections, and
- overarching muslim sensitivities if not outright professional of faith
can become president AND THEN PROCEED to destroy the country, resigning the governorship of Alaska will have ZERO negative implications for Sarah.
To: FTJM
![](http://www2.nationalreview.com/dest/2007/12/11/123107small.jpg)
National Review is in a small bed. With Mitt Romney.
They are robot RomneyBOTs.
30 posted on
11/22/2010 12:04:55 PM PST by
Diogenesis
('Freedom is the light of all sentient beings.' - Optimus Prime)
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I was struck by how many Palin fans agreed with me that resigning the governorship, while understandable, is a serious misstep for any aspiring president. If you want to govern, it is best to demonstrate that you can govern. I just get flipping tired of these shallow statements...
34 posted on
11/22/2010 12:15:20 PM PST by
gov_bean_ counter
( I can see 2012 from my cubicle...)
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Regarding her quiting the Gov job in Alaska early, even many on my side don't get it.
She had Democrats filing lawsuits everywhere that she had to defend at her family's personal cost.
She was a third of a million in the hole when she quit and would have been 3 million or more in the hole if she stayed.
She could not personally survive the financial hardship of staying on the job with all the BS lawsuits (all of which produced nothing at all).
Forced to quit, she markets herself and makes already many millions.
She didn't quit as a quitter, she was forced out by bleeding her personal wealth and causing her go take on massive debt for the family because Democrats wanted to play games
Speaks poorly for what is ahead in politics in the future unless they make it loser pays on costs of these lawsuits.
43 posted on
11/22/2010 12:26:15 PM PST by
A CA Guy
( God Bless America, God bless and keep safe our fighting men and women.)
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Crusie ship passengers who are “...mostly older, mostly well-off, passionate about politics.” Not my idea of a political segment you should set your clock by.
44 posted on
11/22/2010 12:26:18 PM PST by
Elwood P. Doud
(America, you voted for a negro socialist with an Islamic name - so why are you surprised?)
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Well its nice to see the RINO’s move onto the next battleplan. It means the “Sarah cost us the Senate” and Gov Palin is a “joke” plans are NOt working very well for the RINOS.
so the next line of attack...is to go paint her as unfit to serve. this is different form the “joke” less ridicule more “concerned questioning”
seems like SPAK is working wonders......RINOs heads exploding.
48 posted on
11/22/2010 12:31:05 PM PST by
unseen1
To: FTJM
I was struck by how many Palin fans agreed with me that resigning the governorship, while understandable, is a serious misstep for any aspiring president. If you want to govern, it is best to demonstrate that you can govern. That's actually a decent point. I realize she resigned because of the mountain of frivolous lawsuits and ethics charges that were filed against her but does anybody believe things will be any different, if not worse, when.....oops, heh-heh, I mean IF she's elected President?
Water under the bridge I know but it's a decent point. Still, I hope she runs.
54 posted on
11/22/2010 12:35:54 PM PST by
Texas Eagle
(If it wasn't for double-standards, Liberals would have no standards at all -- Texas Eagle)
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Its odd to see a Republican begin to master the domination of pop culture that Obama practiced in 2007 and 2008, and this is certainly a way to keep Palin enthusiasts at a fever pitch. Jim, Jim, Jim. Will you never get it? It's not seeing her on TV that keeps us Palin enthusiasts at a fever pitch.
It's watching the meltdown exhibited by The Professional Left and The Corrupt Bass Turds in Big Media whenever she's on TV that keeps us fired up.
We just love watching the screws on the Leftist hinge slowly backing out little by little.
59 posted on
11/22/2010 12:41:14 PM PST by
Texas Eagle
(If it wasn't for double-standards, Liberals would have no standards at all -- Texas Eagle)
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