[Bigtigermike]

I wouldn't be surprise if they denied her a chance to speak if she wanted to. The GOPE and the Bush clan want to bury her and the Tea Party for good and they'll gladly take the wrath from some conservatives over this just as long as they get their way

[Chgogal]

I vote for Mark Levin.

If the Romney doesn't have anybody who represents CommonSense Americans, i.e. TEA Party, well then I assume Romney DOES NOT WANT MY VOTE. Christy is barely acceptable. Eff Coulter and Susan Collins is a disgrace. FUMR if this is the line-up.

To date Romney has not impressed me.

[lewislynn]

One more reason to stay home this November.

[Lancey Howard]

A Romney vote is already out of the question. If Palin gets buried at the GOP convention by Romney and the liberals, I won’t even bother going to the polls to vote for the down ticket candidates. Screw them all.

[hattend]

Sarah Palin goes to a very small segment, relatively speaking, of the Republican Party.

Nope, GOP-e is not out of touch...no way.

[Friendofgeorge]

Firstly, Bob Casey does not appose abortion rights, if he did he would not be a Democrat, He is a POS LIAR.

As for Sarah only affecting a very small portion of the GOP...

Rainbow coalition, can you say gay fag

[Two-Bits]

The ugly little secret is, the Republicans do not want to win nor do they want to be in the majority whether it be in the Senate or the House. They will do everything they can to be only a passenger not a driver of the bus even if it is going over a cliff.

Probably the best thing to do is elect Romney (hold nose) which will allow the conservatives four more years to elect more tea partiers to the congress and senate. We would have a better chance this way than to re-elect the past 4 years which will probably be the last election this country will see.

[oldfart]

Here in Oregon we’re stuck with mail-in ballots. I just voted for Palin and expect to do so again in November.