Sarah Ping!
So he needs to do something bomb proof (which the media can not refute on O’s behalf) that the media can not ignore.
Failing that, time for the super PACs to start spending money in an ad blitz (if Romnutz won't defend himself, we must).
She’s correct.
And she should’ve run.
If Palin was really let loose McNut would have been the President and most of this King Obama shi! would have never happened.
Is she still “Ready to Serve”?
That was their original plan but they been overwhelmed with questions about Romney’s stupid statements instead. Instead tell Romney to stop shooting his own side so he is freed up to do this.
CNN picked up the story too:
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/09/22/palin-advises-romney-go-rogue/?hpt=hp_t2
Romney needs to pretend Obama is Palin or Cain or Gingrich and take no prisoners.
Destroy them...I mean him (obama that is).
I was going to disagree with Sarah for once but the context
“With so much at stake in this election, both Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan should ‘go rogue’ and not hold back from telling the American people the true state of our economy and national security,”
makes the headline misleading. Once again. she’s right.
And she is also saying that one has to”go rogue” to escape even the Republicans on national tv. Truth: there is no real conservative in the public eye who verbally approves of most of the moves of the R party. Sad that there isn’t a PROUD conservative party.
Unfortunately, the GOP picked him because they know he doesn’t have the guts.
I wish their was a provision to nominate a Vice Presidents secondary, in effect a Vice-Vice President.
This isn’t going to stop or fade away, Sarah Palin knows what and when to say the right stuff. Its up to Romney how he accepts that.
Palin and everyone else misses the point of the infamous 47% tape, and what the GOP Establishment has been saying and doing for years. That point is that only the <10% undecideds matter. The rest of the voters, the over 90% who always vote Democrat or Republican don’t matter since they’ve already made their minds up, and cancel each other out. So it doesn’t matter what Sarah Palin and the rest of the GOP base think, since they’re going to vote Republican no matter what Romney says or does. All Romney has to do is win the majority of the undecideds, and he becomes president.
Unfortunately, Romney doesn't believe in Jesus as Christians do.
And I'm afraid Brightright was correct with his first remark. Several of Romney's handlers were lent to the McCain campaign, and they were more responsible than anyone else for muzzling Sarah, setting her up to be interviewed by liberals who were permitted to edit and distort her answers, and giving McCain advice that lost him the election.
Whether that was Romney's intention would be hard to prove for certain. But regretably it seems likely.
Posted on September 22 2012 - 10:33 AM - Posted by: Doug Brady | Follow Doug on Twitter!
Via The Weekly Standard’s Daniel Halper:
In a statement to THE WEEKLY STANDARD, former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin offers some advice for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan, this year’s Republican ticket for president and vice president, respectively.
“With so much at stake in this election, both Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan should ‘go rogue’ and not hold back from telling the American people the true state of our economy and national security,” says Palin. “They need to continue to find ways to break through the filter of the liberal media to communicate their message of reform.”
Palin also suggests that Romney and Ryan can be responsible for an epiphany on this country’s fiscal standing. “America desperately needs to have a ‘come to Jesus’ moment in discussing our big dysfunctional, disconnected, and debt-ridden federal government,” says Palin.
“It is nothing short of appalling that President Obama couldn’t even remember how much our national debt is during his interview with David Letterman the other night. Even my 10-year-old daughter knows that it’s $16 trillion, and unlike Obama, she’s not responsible for adding trillions to it. Obama casually told America that we don’t have to worry about our debt in the ‘short term.’ Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan need to ask him how long that ‘short term’ will last.”
More here. It would be encouraging if Team Mitt listens to Governor Palin’s advice and begins to show similar passion and conviction in their battle with Obama. I’m not optimistic, though, and fear we’ll be treated to more of this kind of drivel instead.
Update: Will Romney heed Governor Palin’s advice and make some necessary changes to his campaign? I think we have our answer, via CBS:
Scott Pelley: Governor, I appreciate your message very much. But that wasn’t precisely the question. You’re the CEO of this campaign. A lot of Republicans would like to know, a lot of your donors would like to know, how do you turn this thing around? You’ve got a little more than six weeks. What do you do?
Mitt Romney: Well, it doesn’t need a turnaround. We’ve got a campaign which is tied with an incumbent president to the United States … I’ve got a very effective campaign. It’s doing a very good job.
Translation: Remain calm, all is well.