Keep it coming Palin..

[R13]

You sound desperate if you want the Republican part to nominate her to guarantee a win for the Democrats. Get a grip.

There's no one in the GOP right now that I see that could beat Obama, there isn't even a leader. The biggest part why I want her to run is so she'll go away sooner, if she is nominated and loses, she'll go away a lot quicker. If she doesn't get the nod, she'll be back in 2016 and the GOP has a habit of picking nominees because its "their time" and we'd have to listen to her longer.

[collegetrumpet2010]

There's no one in the GOP right now that I see that could beat Obama, there isn't even a leader. The biggest part why I want her to run is so she'll go away sooner, if she is nominated and loses, she'll go away a lot quicker. If she doesn't get the nod, she'll be back in 2016 and the GOP has a habit of picking nominees because its "their time" and we'd have to listen to her longer.

I dunno dude. A lot of democrats are unhappy with Obama.

[Milk3]

I dunno dude. A lot of democrats are unhappy with Obama.

He'll never admit that. He's too busy drinking the koolaid. No use in discussing anything with him.

[R13]

I dunno dude. A lot of democrats are unhappy with Obama.

Not really, the ones that are is because he's not liberal enough.

[R13]

Lol Palin is back with her "death panels", which have been debunked as not ever existing. Bless her heart.
Palin targets ‘damned lies’ – CNN Political Ticker - CNN.com Blogs

And after pledging to not call Obama "Hussein" during the campaign, she calls him Hussein. Everything that's wrong with America, putting fear in people. I respected McCain for at least not stooping to that most of the time and correcting that old lady in the audience.
Palin calls Obama ‘Barack Hussein’ – CNN Political Ticker - CNN.com Blogs

[R13]

CNN) - One in four Americans have a favorable opinion of Sarah Palin according to a new poll out Thursday that measures the former Alaska governor's popularity.

Of the adults surveyed in the CBS poll nearly half, or 48 percent, view her unfavorably. But Republicans are more likely to have a favorable view of Palin than Democrats, 44 percent to six percent.

Although she hasn't ruled out a run for the White House in 2012, 64 percent of those polled do not think she would be an effective president, with eight percent of Democrats and 39 percent of Republicans saying she would make a good president.

But the numbers change when Tea Party members are polled. Forty seven percent of members think she would make an effective president.

Among likely voters, a Tea Party affiliation is a positive voting factor among 32 percent of Republicans and only four percent of Democrats.

Palin has endorsed candidates throughout the midterm election season and uses her political action committee, Sarah PAC to contribute to candidates across the country. She made a speech in Iowa in September, further fueling the chatter that she will launch a presidential bid for the 2012 election. Palin will team up with Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele at two rallies in October.

New poll: An unpopular Palin – CNN Political Ticker - CNN.com Blogs

[Biggin]

sarah palin and michael steele at the same rally?

so much awesomeness in one place, where to start

[Gotch]

There's no one in the GOP right now that I see that could beat Obama, there isn't even a leader. The biggest part why I want her to run is so she'll go away sooner, if she is nominated and loses, she'll go away a lot quicker. If she doesn't get the nod, she'll be back in 2016 and the GOP has a habit of picking nominees because its "their time" and we'd have to listen to her longer.

Obama = Carter II

Right now it's looking that way. Could turn around for the Dems but I doubt it.

[Biggin]

i dont think Carter is a fair comparison just yet.

we've had no terrible gas shortages nor have we had a situation like the terrorist situation in Lebanon.

[Gotch]

I was referring more to what his first term has done to the party as a whole.