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wow, you guys are all tools. I really don't think we've seen the last of Palin. It is possible because of the way the Media and the Dems used slander and lies to try and discredit her (what else is new?) This woman was the best candidate we had last election...and she wasn't even running for president.



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ironman said:
wow, you guys are all tools. I really don't think we've seen the last of Palin. It is possible because of the way the Media and the Dems used slander and lies to try and discredit her (what else is new?) This woman was the best candidate we had last election...and she wasn't even running for president.

Palin is the worst serious candidate for president America has ever had.

She's a complete idiot, failed out of several community colleges, and was a weather women at one time.  She is not fit to be president, and anyone who thinks she is doesnt have their head screwed on straight.

There are over 1000 Republicans that would make a better president than her.  One of those being Ronald Reagen, even thouse he's deceased doing nothing is better than what Palin would do.



I'm not sure if this is good news or bad news. O-O

On one hand I do not want her to run for president.

do you guys think there is a reason that she resigned?



ManusJustus said:
ironman said:
wow, you guys are all tools. I really don't think we've seen the last of Palin. It is possible because of the way the Media and the Dems used slander and lies to try and discredit her (what else is new?) This woman was the best candidate we had last election...and she wasn't even running for president.

Palin is the worst serious candidate for president America has ever had.

She's a complete idiot, failed out of several community colleges, and was a weather women at one time. She is not fit to be president, and anyone who thinks she is doesnt have their head screwed on straight.

There are over 1000 Republicans that would make a better president than her. One of those being Ronald Reagen, even thouse he's deceased doing nothing is better than what Palin would do.

If you look at the education and (non governmental) work experience of many of the best and worst leaders of the western world in recent times you will find that many of the best leaders had lacking education and/or experience while many of the worst leaders had excellent education and work experience ...

I'm not saying that Sarah Palin would make a good president, but from what I have seen having a University Degree from a "Good School" doesn't really make anyone more qualified to run a lemonade stand let alone a massive country.



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HappySqurriel said:

Having a University Degree from a "Good School" doesn't really make anyone more qualified to run a lemonade stand let alone a massive country.

Well, if I owned a lemonade stand, I'd rather have a graduate from Harvard or Yale running it than some fool who had trouble getting out of community college.



ManusJustus said:
HappySqurriel said:

Having a University Degree from a "Good School" doesn't really make anyone more qualified to run a lemonade stand let alone a massive country.

Well, if I owned a lemonade stand, I'd rather have a graduate from Harvard or Yale running it than some fool who had trouble getting out of community college.

I would personally look for an individual who had a proven track record of running successful lemonade stands ...



ManusJustus said:
HappySqurriel said:

Having a University Degree from a "Good School" doesn't really make anyone more qualified to run a lemonade stand let alone a massive country.

Well, if I owned a lemonade stand, I'd rather have a graduate from Harvard or Yale running it than some fool who had trouble getting out of community college.

Quite the elitist point of view. You fit the Democratic agenda perfectly.



Avinash_Tyagi said:
Gnizmo said:
madskillz said:

I don't think so, folks. Her duties as governor of the biggest state in the Union were getting in the way of politics. She actually has a good chance of getting the GOP nod. I mean, she's not a Dem, who rarely re-run a loser.

Personally, I know the GOP can't wait to see her hotness grace stages and Tea Parties. Tea bagging with Sarah Palin - I'm totally there.

Her political career is absolutely dead after this move. Who would vote for a president that could quit half-way through the term? More over we are probably about to catch wind of a huge scandal. Quietly resigning on a Friday before a holiday week-end is extremely suspicious. She got busted for doing something, and is now quickly making a graceful exit.


I don't think it will matter much to her supporters, who we saw in the 2008 election, are the far right wing of the GOP, they'll follow her, they won't follow someone like Romney because he's a mormon or Jindal because he's brown, but they'll fall in line behind Caribou Barbie.

Yeah, because conservatives are all hillbilly rednecks right? Keep on drinking the Kool-Aid pal.



Avinash_Tyagi said:
Gnizmo said:
madskillz said:

I don't think so, folks. Her duties as governor of the biggest state in the Union were getting in the way of politics. She actually has a good chance of getting the GOP nod. I mean, she's not a Dem, who rarely re-run a loser.

Personally, I know the GOP can't wait to see her hotness grace stages and Tea Parties. Tea bagging with Sarah Palin - I'm totally there.

Her political career is absolutely dead after this move. Who would vote for a president that could quit half-way through the term? More over we are probably about to catch wind of a huge scandal. Quietly resigning on a Friday before a holiday week-end is extremely suspicious. She got busted for doing something, and is now quickly making a graceful exit.


I don't think it will matter much to her supporters, who we saw in the 2008 election, are the far right wing of the GOP, they'll follow her, they won't follow someone like Romney because he's a mormon or Jindal because he's brown, but they'll fall in line behind Caribou Barbie.

That's the beauty of the two-party system. However distasteful the Republican candidate is, the Hard Right have no other choice except to let the Democrat win. None. If they promote a 3rd party, the Democrats rally around and crush them on the split vote.

 

The problem is that the Republicans often fail to recognize this in the primary season, and vote for the guy who's best at pleasing them, and not best at pleasing joe everyman. That's why the Democrats were able to come out of the woods they got lost in between 1968 and the mid '90s: they realized that their candidates needed to be more dynamic, and not necessarily beholden to the core values of the party. That's why we got people like Bill Clinton, the destroyer of welfare, or Barack Obama, who won't positively commit to an absolute right to gay marriage.



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