I’m enamored with the possibilities of a Cain/Palin 2012 ticket.
I don’t know if Herman would serve more than one term, leaving Palin to run for the top spot in 2016.
As of right now, for me, the field is Sarah Palin, Herman Cain, and Everyone Else.
I don't understand why anyone would choose a little-known businessman over an experienced, popular, and successful governor, for the office of president.
Herman Cain has the right conservative credentials, but he doesn't stand a chance of winning the primary. The road to the White House in 2012 leads through the governor's mansion, not the corporate board room.
America elected Barack Obama during a peculiar moment that was perfect for someone of his inexperience, thin resume, but with his Hollywood star power and promise. The stars aligned just right, and America rolled the dice. It won't happen again in our lifetimes.
After the destruction that Obama et al have delivered upon us, the nation is going to revert to form, and demand some honest experience and public sector leadership credentials from the next president.
Our choices for 2012 will boil down to the ex-governors. Everyone else will be an also-ran. Look in that field, and there is only one person we can possibly choose for our nominee.
I’m enamored with the possibilities of a Cain/Palin 2012 ticket.
Don’t be. Palin won’t run for VP again. Only incumbent VPs do that.
No way Palin takes the second spot two tickets in a row. I see lots of people thinking that somehow she would just settle for number two. If Sarah is in it, she's all-in.