[Jim Robinson]

Personally, I’d go for a great governor. One who is pro-God, pro-life, pro-family, pro-gun, pro-oil, pro-America! One who loves to hunt and fish and owns guns, boat and motor. And must be a tea party favorite and a crowd pleasing campaign dynamo!!

You betcha!!

Drill, baby, drill!!

Newt/Sarah!! Making liberal/RINO heads explode coast to coast!

[dayglored]

> Personally, I’d go for a great governor. One who is pro-God, pro-life, pro-family, pro-gun, pro-oil, pro-America! One who loves to hunt and fish and owns guns, boat and motor. And must be a tea party favorite and a crowd pleasing campaign dynamo!! You betcha!! Drill, baby, drill!!

> Newt/Sarah!! Making liberal/RINO heads explode coast to coast!

As usual, Jim, you've said it better than I could!! YES!!!

(... and I want that on a bumper sticker!!!)

[APatientMan]

“Personally, I’d go for a great governor. One who is pro-God, pro-life, pro-family, pro-gun, pro-oil, pro-America! One who loves to hunt and fish and owns guns, boat and motor...”

As simple as that. Amen!

[BlackElk]

I think it is a safe bet that where you lead on the question of the GOP ticket most of us will follow. At various times during this three-ring circus of a nomination campaign in which our worst enemies in the party and in the lame stream media have tried to choose the Mittwit as Obama's punching bag in November, I have favored Sarah Palin until she pulled out, Michele Bachmann until she pulled out, Rick Perry until he collapsed, Rick Santorum (a sentimental and ideological favorite) who is now sagging again. Gingrich is now the man. If there is any way to get Rush, Hannity and Levin behind him, FR and their programs could be a decisive organizing vehicle to stop Romney. God bless you and all that you do and have done. God bless this wonderful website and all who post here. Let us translate our ideals into reality and start with a victory in South Carolina on Saturday. Gingrich/Palin 2012. Nominate them, take it to Obama and drive him into oblivion!

From Goldwater's Karl Hess written acceptance speech (I don't like Goldwater but Hess was a great writer: "I will fight and I know you will too until our cause has one day inspired the world and led the way to a tomorrow worthy of all our yesterdays."

And from Peter, Paul and Mary's Sweet Survivor: "For all the things that matter carry on!" I would reject their idea of what mattered but the song is a great and nostalgic blend of retrospective tribute to one's fellow veteran activists and a call to arms for one last fight, to choose and activate successors, to pick them up, to recharge their batteries and get them stripped for battle.

Again, may God bless you for everything you do and for every quality of who you are.