Posted on 11/15/2012 10:48:44 AM PST by Bratch
Who initiated the 19 ethics complaints and lawsuits? How much financial assistance did Palin receive from the GOP?
LOL, I think you revealed too much in that post.
Did she ask the GOP for help?
What I revealed was the fact that Palin is a quitter.
No you showed yourself as hysterically anti-Palin, revealing a political agenda that you are working on here.
Luckily for we conservatives, she is the most influential republican in America, and has been moving the party right, for 4 years.
Instead what you have shown is a cult like blindness regarding her.
She is done in politics.
ROTFL, if this is “done in politics”, then give us more, Palin just finished up another election where she was the single most important positive influence on the election results, in 2010 she helped us make historical gains, and we are counting on her to lead us to gains in 2014.
Romney is “done in politics”, Palin is the dominant conservative politician in America, her endorsement shapes elections and moves the party right, and makes her the most effective endorsement in history.
Do you understand any of this? Do you realize that Palin is a 100 times more effective now, today, than as a sitting Governor in Alaska?
Who do you think will be the mover and shaker in 2014, Mitt Romney, or Governor Palin?
Palin talk already? Ugh.
I wonder if the GOP ever gave their major candidates instructions on how to handle certain questions from a hostile press. We know the GOP left them twisting in the wind when they got in trouble, something the Democrats don’t do.
Those gains were mostly due to the TeaParty, not Palin.
She isn't leading anyone in 2014, she had a chance to lead in 2012 but refused to get into the fray.
Do you realize that Palin is not influencing anything, and her followers are delusional?
She is never going to enter the primaries, she wants to be drafted.
In 2010, Palin was the single most important person of either party in shaping the election, and she had great success in the 64 races she lent her influence to and in helping to move the party right with winners like Marco Rubio and Rand Paul, Nikki Haley, and many other more other conservative candidates and congress people.
In 2012, a repeat of the same as the “Kingmaker” continued her reshaping of the GOP in her image with 14 endorsements and victories like Ted Cruz over Dewhurst in Texas, and the incredible victory of Fischer over Bob Kerry for the open seat in Nebraska and of course, others, and house victories.
In 2014, as the leader of the conservative wing of the GOP and the nation, Palin will be in the thick of things again.
The most influential endorsement in America, and in history.
She had SOME influence, but the TeaParty was far more important then she ever was.
She is going to be less important in the coming years.
She quit her governorship and then played games about entering the presidential election, teasing people right to the last moment.
She is done in national politics.
YEP
Impy (Boehner for President - 2013)
LMAO!!
No one took the bait on that one.
Who knows? She may try it again. Big money in it.
Yes, note it says 2013, not 2016. ;-D
Duly noted, thank you : )
“Ted Cruz says Sarah Palin’s endorsement was ‘game-changing’ in his Senate win”
“”Sarah Palin might have been sitting out this year’s Republican National Convention, but that does not mean that she has been forgotten by the party faithful in Tampa.
Especially not by Ted Cruz, who credits her endorsement with helping him beat Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst in the race for the Texas GOP Senate nomination.
While speaking with POLITICO’s Mike Allen this morning, the Texas Republican Senate nominee called Palin’s endorsement “game-changing.”
“If you look at the senate races across the country this cycle and last cycle, Governor Palin has had a game changing impact one after the other,” explained Cruz.
Palin endorsed Cruz, a Tea Party favorite who shares her philosophy of liberty and limited government, just days before a wide-open May 29 primary, helping to propel Cruz into a strong second place showing. The Cruz surge provided momentum for his runoff battle with Dewhurst.
“Fighters like Ted Cruz can lead the charge for us,” former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin said in July when she came to Texas to campaign with Cruz, calling him a “a proven, common-sense constitutional conservative.”
The Tea Party favorite admitted that many have referred to his victory as “improbable.” He told Allen that the reason why Palin’s endorsement has had such an enormous impact is because voters consider her a true barometer of conservatism.
“In a Republican primary, everyone claims to be conservative and voters are pretty cynical. They are tired of these candidates that sounds great on the stump. They say they are going to cut spending, they get into the office and they become spineless jellyfish,” Cruz said. “I think conservatives trust Sarah Palin that if she says this guy is a conservative, that he is a real deal.”””
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