"The GOP Establishment", as far as I can tell, has not decide who it is FOR.
"The GOP Establishment" has decided who it was and is AGAINST and that is two particular candiates that had a have sizeable following among Republican primary voters but ..... this is the crucial "but" ..... have absolutely toxic poll numbers and would guarantee the reelection of Barack Hussein Obama.
Those two candiates would be Donald Trump and Sarah Palin.
For whatever reason, fair or unfair, because of the lamestream media or because of A or B or C or D:
SIXTY FOUR PERCENT OF ALL VOTERS stated that they would DEFINITELY NOT --- REPEAT --- DEFINITELY NOT HAVE VOTED FOR DONALD TRUMP IN THE GENERAL ELECTION. (See graph below)
Donald Trump is out of the race. Good! His nomination as the GOP candidate would have guaranteed the reelection of Barack Hussein Obama.
SIXTY FIVE PERCENT OF ALL VOTERS state that they would DEFINITELY NOT --- REPEAT --- DEFINITELY NOT VOTE FOR SARAH PALIN IN THE GENERAL ELECTION. (See graph below)
Sarah Palin is a nice person that I would love to have as a neighbor or a friend or as an in-law but Sarah Palin, like my loveable 93 year old aunt, would be a disaster as the GOP candidate in the general election. Her nomination also guarantees the reelection of Barack Hussein Obama.
It's that simple.
Instead of worrying about a "GOP Establishment" conspiracy, we need to be worrying about encouraging a strong conservative candidate that can actually beat Obama to enter the race even if that candidate is not as cute as Sarah Palin.
As I have said before, Bill Clinton did not announce his first winning candidacy until October of the year before the election. The GOP has until around October of 2011 to attract a strong conservative candidate whose poll numbers are not lower than whale scat at the bottom of the ocean and who can actually defeat Obama.
Right now, America's choice for President is:
"None of the Above"
