I nominate, for the sake of discussion, Christine O’Donnell. I’m not optimistic she would do it, even though she has understood in the past the priority of saving the country. But if you have a better suggestion, let’s hear it. It must be someone with huge notoriety, so they would get news coverage and conservatives would donate. Most of all, it has to be someone who cares enough about the country to take real action. Too often those who are willing aren’t able and those who are able aren’t willing.
Some other names on my wish list would include retiring Congressman Steve Stockman (TX), Allen West, Jenny Beth Martin, Phyllis Schlafly, Joe Farah, Ken Cuccinelli, Sharron Angle, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, Joe Miller from Alaska, Alan Keyes, retiring Congressman Paul Broun (GA), Laura Ingraham, Eric Erickson, Katie Pavlich, Michelle Malkin, Lars Larson, or Michelle Bachman (who has a huge family she wouldn’t move). (Broun and Stockman ran in primaries for the U.S. Senate, so they did not drop out of politics.) Sarah Palin could save the country better by moving to Ohio than by tweeting from her kitchen table. Neither Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, nor Mark Levin would move, I’m sure.
Christine O’Donnell? The one who ‘is not a Witch?’ This lady has some of the same problems Sarah Palin had a few years back, with both political parties likely to be working against her. The GOP, won’t be receptive, because she is seen as a non serious disruppter, the Dems, because she can be lead to say silly things on the air.
I’m all for getting rid of Boehner though. On that, we agree.
First, let’s vet Zachary Werrell, before nominating him.
Second, don’t mention Christine O’Donnell if you want to be taken seriously.
Fair or not, her name is an established media joke, and you can’t fix that.
Third, you better have a clear line on 2 or 3 current House Conservatives, to move into the Speaker’s position.
The rest of the column is just venting, not a “plan”.
Yes. Christine O’Donnell. I would donate for that.