Comments on: The 2012 Presidential Election Goes to………Sarah Barracuda?

By: Erik the Red

Erik the Red — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 22:31:35 +0000

Anonymous,

Before you go ballistic, please check out this later article about Palin:

http://www.whowillwinthe2012election.com/sarah-has-come-out-of-the-neo-con-closet/

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 03:16:55 +0000

Palin is a joke. She left her governor position without completing the term. A job as a GOVERNOR. I’d hate to find out when she decides to quit as President if (god forbid) she wins. If you think Obama is bad, then you better prepare for Palin. Palin is a pathetic joke of a politician. The only reason she is taken seriously is not because of her skills in international relations (what a joke!) but because she is a semi-attractive female.

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By: consti

consti — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 01:38:55 +0000

Oh and I didn’t mean qualified as a conservative. I meant qualified to be president. Her conservate chops are definatley there.

By: consti

consti — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 01:36:33 +0000

While her popularity is undeniable I don’t think she has the qualifications. She’s only barely more qualified than the one. As for an alternate to her I couldn’t say. The repubs just don’t have the juice as of now. After midterms we’ll see if its a different story. Your point about her as a potential 3 party candidate is definately interestimng though.

By: Erik the Red

Erik the Red — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 21:25:02 +0000

Consti,

If Palin isn’t a qualified Conservative then can you please name me one who is? Oh, and who also has any chance of winning.

I understand that a lot can happen within the next year before the campaign starts rolling. But speaking from today’s perspective and from what we know now, Palin is the only Conservative that packs any kind of punch on the national stage, in my opinion. I realize that there are heavyweight Republicans out there (Michael Steele, Jeb Bush, etc) but, at this point in time, they wouldn’t have a prayer in a national election. Not that Sarah necessarily would either, but at least, as mentioned within the context of my article, she has made her convictions clear and there are still tons of people who are enthusiastically supporting her and the number is growing. If the election were to happen in a couple of months from now and she ran as a 3rd Party candidate, I would bet that it would do conservatives more good than bad. But who knows? By 2012 a 3rd Party candidate may only split and weaken the Conservative cause. I’ll bring the popcorn.

By: Consti

Consti — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 14:27:02 +0000

I’ve said it before, and I will repeat it. Palin is a wild card and that makes progressives nervous. I don’t think she is qualified, but her mere presence is enough to shake the tree. I agree that she should have finished her fight in Alaska so that she could come onto the stage as a fighter not a quiter. All I can truely say is the dems are imploding over healthcare and the public is watching it in all it’s glory. Let’s get the mid-terms rolling and sit back and laugh.

By: J ByronSwain

J ByronSwain — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 03:53:21 +0000

Tip of the hat, and a wave of the finger Erick.

Most Libs and the much needed tends left swing vote have had the brains saturated by anti-Palin crap. So much crap, they may not be viable. They have bought the fact that she is unqualified, by comparing her to Biden, Never the less than Palin qualified Obama.

The fact that she chose to quit mid-term and not fight to the death all the crazy bastards doing meaniless investigations over office supplies, exc.,
while ingnoring the fact much of Obamas scholorship funding was in a different name, ect.

We as Constitutionalist need a candidate to draw the middle with Reagan , back to basics of hope and reform, rather than include blue bloods and weak principled moderates like Bush Sr or even Steele.

I love Sarah, but she may have soiled her principles with leaving her fight in Alaska before she could show us, she could win.

By: Erik the Red

Erik the Red — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 02:14:35 +0000

Mark,

I tend to agree. But that is why I’m hoping that she or someone new can stand on their principles and break out of this old, weary political mold.

Of course, I’m not holding my breath.

By: Mark

Mark — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 01:40:09 +0000

Good article Eric, not sure how much I trust Sarah though.
After all she is a politician.