Given the overall situations, he probably would have agreed.
Having him for my Governor for 8 yrs. and Pres. for 8 yrs.
you know wher people come from.
Reagan would be shouting Sarah's name from the rooftops, were he still alive. He spent years around democrats and unionists and realized just how little either contributed to the well-being of this country. Reagan had to be 're-born' as a conservative, and it was no doubt painful.
Sarah was born conservative, has lived it, and will deliver it in a way Reagan could only hope. We are at the crossroads of Freedom and Slavery, folks. At this time, Mrs. Palin is the voice of freedom and it couldn't happen to a more deserving President.
There are a whole lot more people who can relate to being 'free' than suscribe to Obama's socialist Utopia. They thought Health Care Reform was a slam-dunk, to be completed before the August recess. And Sarah resigned, when?
For those unable to see the battle that is taking shape, I would ask them to witness the blackout of Sarah Palin by the media in the up-coming months. It is what you won't see that will tell you the most. It is what you won't hear that will drown-out everthing else.
Things may get shakier in the months ahead causing more people to look to Washington for relief. This is the Obama Plan. They already put car dealerships through the "Dance, monkey, dance" routine- making fun of those whose liveliehoods depend on 'sales' and their desires to continue to make the payroll.
Well, the Chicago Suasage Lickers shot their wad too soon. America ain't ready for their thug-u-lism/socialism/communism. These sorry punks are about to find out and 2010 can't come too soon.