I think you’re being unnecessarily cryptic. If you support Palin above all others, great. I would vote for her in preference to the current office occupant, and would happier see her there than the vast majority of the field. Don’t make me ask a third time to just state plainly who you think should be president - I’m not a mind-reader, and part of what you’re pointing out as my responsibility to make myself aware of suitable candidates is in discussions like this.
This is more interrogation than discussion though if you’re asking me questions without answering the ones I’ve asked you.
I’m not trying to be unnecessarily cryptic. I just didn’t want to indicate my personal preference for president, because you’re so obviously promoting a Rand Paul draft.
We only just started talking. It’s not my style to start advocating for my preferences so early with someone.
I also didn’t intend for my post to sound like an interrogation. I’m pretty sure I only posed one question in there, and it was actually just rhetorical. I didn’t really expect for you to answer it.
Yes, Sarah Palin is my choice for Republican nominee in 2012. I see that you would support her over much of the rest of the current field. I believe that’s the only sensible choice, given the field of potential contenders, and without a doubt, a FAR better choice than the current occupant of the White House.
Palin simply stands head, shoulders, and torso above the rest of the competition. In my estimation, she measures up better in every important department than anyone out there. Not just better, but significantly so. I honestly can’t see anyone on the right giving her a serious challenge for the nomination, though I’m sure some will try.