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To: Cincinatus' Wife

***Where is the Tea Party?***

Perhaps Sarah’s comment that if she were in SC she would vote Newt is what passes for the Tea Party.

To be accurate, apparently she said she would do that so that Romney wouldn’t win SC, not that she was endorsing Newt. But that was taken to mean she was endorsing him without endorsing him. I know because I’ve been reading the thread comments about that event.

Remains to be seen what affect that will have, but as in the old NASA program...Houston, we have a problem.

Romney has opened up wide leads on everybody, in recent polling.


92 posted on 01/18/2012 5:30:35 AM PST by txrangerette ("HOLD TO THE TRUTH...SPEAK WITHOUT FEAR" - Glenn Beck)
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To: txrangerette
Perhaps Sarah’s comment that if she were in SC she would vote Newt is what passes for the Tea Party. To be accurate, apparently she said she would do that so that Romney wouldn’t win SC, not that she was endorsing Newt. But that was taken to mean she was endorsing him without endorsing him. I know because I’ve been reading the thread comments about that event.

Prior to this non-endorsement endorsement, Palin said she felt an endorsement from her would come with too much baggage and that the candidates needed to press on -- needed more vetting; that Santorum got a good thing with the meeting in Texas nod [a meeting of not so cohesive "conservatives" imo] BUT finished her thought by saying, the REAL issue of the election will be JOBS [only someone with no working brain cells would not understand that meant Rick Perry]. So it's a juggling act.

One has to wonder if this is the price of being paid by Fox News for your views.

95 posted on 01/18/2012 5:40:26 AM PST by Cincinatus' Wife
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