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To: AmericaTalks

Palin knows who she is in Alaska and she does a good job up there by all accounts. But she was never able to define herself on national issues. No one believed that she believed what she said. She was either speaking in cliches or regurgitating McCains talking points. Now that she is leaving office after 2 1/2 years, very few who were willing to give her the benefit of the doubt will still support her.
She could probably do more outside of Alaska, getting conservatives elected. Still, I don’t think it was a smart move if she has abmitions for higher office. I’m less inclined to support her for sure.


15 posted on 07/05/2009 10:48:11 AM PDT by floridavoter2
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To: floridavoter2

There will be many Republican candidates that do not want to be associated with Palin. Much like the Republicans who did not want W campaigning for them in the end.


18 posted on 07/05/2009 10:51:23 AM PDT by DallasSun
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To: floridavoter2
...she was never able to define herself on national issues. No one believed that she believed what she said. She was either speaking in cliches or regurgitating McCains talking points.

Yeah, but Bristol is just a kid. It's her mom the rest of us were listening to.

It's pretty obvious that you missed what millions of other Americans heard and saw. If you want to think that Sarah Palin is little more than some sort of cardboard cut-out, go right ahead. Just don't expect too many people to agree with you.

Heh.... yeah, the libs are scared to death of a cardboard cut-out. Right.

32 posted on 07/05/2009 11:43:11 AM PDT by Windflier (To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
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