POLL: SARAH PALIN HAS HIGHEST FAVORABILITY RATING AMONG GOP PRIMARY VOTERS

Breitbart ^ | Wednesday January 29, 2014

[Bigtigermike]

Though former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was not included in a Public Policy Polling survey of potential 2016 Republican presidential contenders, she was still overwhelmingly the most liked person among Republican primary voters. According to Public Policy Polling:

The best liked person we tested on this poll with Republican primary voters is actually Sarah Palin who has a 70/20 favorability rating. She's followed by Huckabee at 64/18, Ryan at 58/18, Paul at 58/21, Bush at 56/18, Cruz at 45/20, and Christie at 40/38. Most of those numbers are similar to what they were a month ago but Christie's seen a substantial drop from +18 at 47/29 a month ago to his new +2 net favorability.

The left-leaning polling outfit asked Republican primary voters, "Given the choices of Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, Ted Cruz, Mike Huckabee, Bobby Jindal, Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Paul Ryan, and Scott Walker, who would you most like to see as the GOP candidate for President in 2016?"

Huckabee led among the group with 16% to 14% for former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush; 13% for Chris Christie;

[Windflier]

if there’s no Palin or Cruz on the ticket in 2016, the chances of me even bothering to vote are slim to none.

I feel very much as you do, though I'd be happy with any red blooded American who possessed character and experience equal to Cruz or Palin.

I'll never vote for another RINO under any circumstances.

[okie01]

<And what has she actually acomplished?

A helluva lot more than Hillary Clinton ever accomplished, that's for sure.

[onyx]

January 30, 2014

PALIN TRIBUTE

The target of the left's most vicious blows, Palin Power is stronger today, than ever before. She has taken the body blows, and never relented, nor backed down.

Derided, ridiculed, mischaracterized, maligned, and misquoted, she has never backed down. More than any other person she has willed the Teaparty to prominence.

Whether she ever occupies the White House, or any other place in Government, history will record her as one who stood tall, among her smaller peers; one who was tenacious in an age of timidity.

[matthew fuller]

I didn’t like the Huckster last time around. But, things didn’t work out my way, therefore I DO consider him a few orders of magnitude better than what did get elected, so if he winds up on top, I can live with him. Right now, I prefer Cruz, Paul, Jindal, Gohmert, and Gowdy. Maybe many others.

[FlingWingFlyer]

GOPe heads are exploding all over the place. LOL!

[onyx]

Looking good Jim. Donation on it’s way as I type this.

Thank you so much, jmacusa!!!

God bless and keep you.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

Who is this John Addams?

[sickoflibs]

LOL, Huckster was second.

[sickoflibs]

LOL, Huckster was second because he made some dumb comments on ‘womans libidos’ and ‘uncle sugar’ and when the libs ridiculed him for it he cried victim.(and then he claimed he didn’t mean what we heard him say LOL)

That seems to be all it takes with some.

[fortheDeclaration]

So Hillary is the standard?

[fortheDeclaration]

Really?

Does that service include supporting McCain and Hatch?

You guys are going to be suckered again!

[COBOL2Java]

If 56 percent of GOP primary voters could easily back Jebbie without hesitation, we remain forever doomed.

Pretty much all that's left of GOP primary voters are low-information constituents. The conservatives have gone independent.

Rush: My Apology to the Independents

Excerpt:

I think there's been a fundamental shift in who the independents are. I think the independents of today are, in many cases (and maybe a majority now), former Republicans who are fed up. They're actually conservatives, former Republicans who feel disconnected from the Republican Party as it's defined by the establishment. They have simply given up the party ID. They simply registered as independents.

They don't want to be helpful to Republicans, and they don't give money anymore. Because those lines were inseparable. It used to be in something like the independents would track more closely to Democrats. I think this is something significant.

Now, this is great for the GOPe, the Jeb people, the Karl Rove people, the consultants, because the ones left that still identify as Republicans, the low-information GOP set are gonna vote for Jeb no matter what, even if they have to hold their noses. Why? Because he's got an "R" after his name, he doesn't have a "D" after his name, and for them, that's all that matters.

Oh, and when Jeb loses big in 2016, it'll be all the fault of the conservatives.

[dforest]

Maybe this John Addams was Morticia’s husband.

[bert]

Since she has removed herself from the political realm, the numbers don’t really mean anything.

[newfreep]

Huckster is a pro-life, big govt “tax & spend” liberal RINO who has infested the GOP.

Huckster and his GOP-E ilk are a bigger threat as they are “inside the tent” performing their traitorous plan.

[Dead Corpse]

Pailin, Rand, Cruz, West, Nugent...

Pick two and let’s roll....

[KC_Lion]

G-d Bless and Keep ALL of you!

Sarah has the Best Supporters.

[KC_Lion]

Sarah represents everything that is Good with America.

If we are a Just and Upright Nation that G-d will be with us.

That should be our standard.

[Jane Long]

BTTT!

[ridesthemiles]

Life-long Republican here.

Only interested in Palin & Cruz.

I don’t want Walker to leave Wisconsin. He has much more work to do there & to keep all of his efforts from sliding back into Democrat/union control.

Will not even go to the polls for Christie, Rubio, bush, Huckabee & others shown here.