just more proof the dems are scared to death of her.  she is the
female reagan who will be able to energize the base, and appeal to the
independence.  after 4 yrs of the liberals destroying everything the
average American believes in, she will sweep into office with the
blessings of an overwhelming majority of Americans.

On Dec 1, 9:04 pm, Zebnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A completely clueless analysis. Congrats!
>
> On Dec 1, 8:34 pm, Brajie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Palin is going to be the Bob Dole 2012.  She can not win and they know
> > that.  They want to get her out of the way and make room for the real
> > race in 2016.  Palin has no chance in becoming a the President, and
> > the republicans know that.  The best things for Dems is to let her run
> > and try to keep her in the race as a viable candidate.  Dems want her
> > to stay in the spotlight for as long as possible.  Keep the wacko
> > social conservatives happy and make the real republicans upset that
> > the wackos keep Palin in consideration.
>
> > On Dec 1, 5:18 am, "mike [move on] 532" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > Poll: The insanity continues Republicans Want Palin in 
> > > 2012http://www.alternet.org/blogs/peek/109222/
> > > 67% want the Alaska Gov. to run, followed by Romney and Huckabee. The
> > > latest Gallup poll of Republicans and self-identified Republican
> > > "leaners" is out. They asked the respondents who they wanted to run
> > > for President in 2012. Sarah Palin was the runaway winner. Here it is
> > > from Tampa Bay Online:
>
> > > No sooner had Barack Obama won the presidential election than pundits
> > > started looking to 2012 and possible Republican challengers. A Gallup
> > > Poll asked people to rank the top 10 candidates they would like to
> > > run. Topping the list: Sarah Palin (67 percent), Mitt Romney and Mike
> > > Huckabee. Second to last: Gov. Charlie Crist (23 percent), one below
> > > former Gov. Jeb Bush (31 percent).
>
> > > Perhaps the Republicans who responded to this can understand Palin’s
> > > sentences, while the rest of us just stare in wonder as she speaks. Or
> > > maybe they are concerned for Tina Fey’s livelihood?
>
> > > I suppose what is most interesting here is the poor quality of the
> > > rest of the named field. Charlie Crist and Jeb Bush? Both have
> > > substantial problems getting nominated. Otherwise, this list is a
> > > rehash of this last election and primary, a whole bunch of uninspiring
> > > choices.- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
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