Sarah Palin floats idea of leaving the Republican Party [VIDEO]

Daily Caller ^

[Jim Robinson]

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the 2008 Republican nominee for vice president responded to a Fox News Channel viewer’s Twitter question Saturday about the possibility of her and conservative talker Mark Levin abandoning the Republican Party and creating something called the “Freedom Party.”

[katana]

If disgruntlement was enough 99 percent of the current Washington nouvelle nobility would have been kicked out long ago. A party, especially a new one, must have something to offer in contrast with the evil twins. The formation of the last successful third party, the Republicans, would be the model and it was no single personality that did it. It was a core cause, a set of principles and policies, and a core group group that met in Ripon, Wisconsin. The key "personality", a modestly successful lawyer from Illinois, emerged later to lead them to power.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

So is the TEA Party movement chopped liver?

[RegulatorCountry]

What’s your favorite brand? I’ll keep it in mind for when I’m in my dotage too.

[OldNewYork]

When the leaders of the Republican Party act as if their role is to lead in surrender, who among Republicans is going to fight a real party for conservatives? They’d either join us, switch to the Democrat-Communist coalition and finally show their true colors, or just switch their surrendering to surrendering to us.

[RedMDer]

Thanks. I always liked that song.

[Utah Binger]

Yes I forgot to mention that. I think most Independents are conservative and very tired of the establishment idiots on both sides.

[Norm Lenhart]

Funny how your crowd mocks but just glosses over things like your whole series of posts ducked Paul’s real issues. Or just ignores them completely. That is either the behavior of a drooling idiot or a willful propagandist.

So which are you? Actually we know so don’t bother derailing the thread further. There will be no RonPaul! in any future conservative party. His insanity is best left in the past.

[RegulatorCountry]

Not a squabble. Just another psuedocon trying to derail a third party discussion.

Speaking of yourself, clearly. You'll vote for whoever the Republican Party nominates in 2016. It's Jeb Bush's turn, so have at it. Say hey to Lindsey, lol.

[Norm Lenhart]

You might wanna check my post history before further embarrassing yourself. I’m the guy psuedocons on FR scream at for fighting daily against continued voting for the GOP.

[trisham]

Just as Ron Paul never realized his ambitions, so will his son never realize his. They’re both loons.

[RegulatorCountry]

Oh no, you’d never stoop to mockery yourself, lol.

[glock rocks]

It’s 103 here, and the Heineken seems to be the balm. I plead for dispensation if I slur.

Hope we don’t burst into flame starting the grill for the chicken-kabobs. Pray for us :o)

[Norm Lenhart]

When arguing with idiots, it’s what they understand, so I use where appropriate.

[RegulatorCountry]

I’ve seen enough of your posting history, Norm. Third party you ain’t, no matter what you may write on a political forum.

[RegulatorCountry]

Well, then, go fog a mirror. That should keep you occupied for a while.

[max americana]

I’m not a member of the GOP either. They’re too liberal for my taste but I would rather stick my face up Moochelle Obama’s big fat ass for a day than register Dummycrat.

[Norm Lenhart]

Yup. Diehard GOp. That’s me. Go Romney! Thank you Edgar Cayce.

[dadfly]

norm. you know what i like about libertarians. they’re equally repelled by both leftists and conservatives. we can work with that, eh?

[pollywog]

I’ve always felt the Tea Party Movement was a arm support of conservatives and not a actual party.

I’m sure that if there was a new, established party, the Tea Party movement would come along side and even merge.

[RedMDer]

One senator can put a hold on appointments and bills to stop the madness.
I’m in.