Philosophy may attract some people to vote. But a candidate must energize people.
Look at how Arnold became gov. of Call lee forn nee yah.
Look how we have this teleprompter reader as president.
They carried no philosophical message, but carried the people’s emotions.
If you work sales, you understand that people buy/don’t buy from emotion, not logic.
You must excite people. The republican candidate, unlike the democrat candidate, must carry philosophy as well as excitement. That person is Sarah Palin, who stands above the other suits.
She should team up with Marco Rubio. That would be one heck of a ticket.
I like Rubio, but I would prefer a Palin/West or West/Palin ticket. West has nothing but foreign policy and military experience (and is, coincidentally, a redleg). They are both outsiders and they both know we need to fundamentally restore our republic.
Rubio knows how to work a legislature and, more importantly, how to get a legislative body to revamp a tax code.
Unfortunately for both of us, West, Rubio and Palin are not running.
My biggest concern for Palin is that I think she saw the inner workings of presidential politics and how corrupt the office has become and decided it was not for her. Is it better to have her on the outside as the pressure on those who claim to be restoring the republic? Right now, I’m not sure.