Like I said, she’s a lot smarter than you giver her credit for. You have definitely fallen for the anti-Palin hype.
Of course you have the right to support who you want. Palin hasn’t even said she’s going to run yet, so I’m looking at others too.
If she does run, she gets my 100% unqualified support.
If she doesn’t run, I will do my best to support who she endorses.
I think the key to the R primary season is for there to be as much conservative unity as possible.
One way to achieve that unity is to support Palin if she does run and support her choice if she doesn’t.
I know that suggestion will not go down with many, but I believe that it is a good solution to the conservative-lack-of-unity problem in the Republican Primaries... which is why we got McCain in 2008.
Like I said, she’s a lot smarter than you giver her credit for. You have definitely fallen for the anti-Palin hype.
Of course you have the right to support who you want. Palin hasn’t even said she’s going to run yet, so I’m looking at others too.
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I have tried to form my opinions about Palin without the aid of the left or ex-POWS turned U.S. Senators. But you are spot on regarding the comment about the conservative split leading to McCain. Voting for that clown was as difficult as any vote I ever cast.
C.S. Lewis noted in Mere Christianity that the Christian faith consists of many “houses” and it is up to a Christian to find the right house for him/her and support that house without attacking the other Christian homes because the attack would affect every house. The same is true for conservatives. I like Sarah Palin. I wish she were still governor. I like her positions. She is not my first choice. But that does not make her anything worse than my second or third choice.