Palin in 2012

[HI54UNI]

It doesn't matter who the R's run. Obama is going to win re-election. The African Americans will come out in droves to vote for him again, just like they did in 2008.

[Skjellyfetti]

Yup.

I bet Republicans have really been regretting the "Southern Strategy" the last few years.

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[ASUG8]

It doesn't matter who the R's run. Obama is going to win re-election. The African Americans will come out in droves to vote for him again, just like they did in 2008.

What will his tag...er..punch line be in '12? "Change you can believe in" won't fly next time.

I'm certainly no fan of Obama, but if Palin is the only alternative I'll write someone in.

[dbackjon]

It doesn't matter who the R's run. Obama is going to win re-election. The African Americans will come out in droves to vote for him again, just like they did in 2008.

What will his tag...er..punch line be in '12? "Change you can believe in" won't fly next time.

I'm certainly no fan of Obama, but if Palin is the only alternative I'll write someone in.

Change: This time I really mean it!

[ASUG8]

What will his tag...er..punch line be in '12? "Change you can believe in" won't fly next time.

I'm certainly no fan of Obama, but if Palin is the only alternative I'll write someone in.

Change: This time I really mean it!

What's the saying? "Fool me once, shame on you....."

[Skjellyfetti]

Incumbents only need one slogan: don't change horses in midstream. Works the vast majority of the time.

[SDHornet]

And if (God forbid) she is the Republican candidate, it will GUARANTEE my vote goes independent (which it most likely will anyways)....

This. And if it comes down to Obama vs. Palin it will virtually be game over America.

[kalm]

Palin has nice hair.

[HI54UNI]

It doesn't matter who the R's run. Obama is going to win re-election. The African Americans will come out in droves to vote for him again, just like they did in 2008.

What will his tag...er..punch line be in '12? "Change you can believe in" won't fly next time.

I'm certainly no fan of Obama, but if Palin is the only alternative I'll write someone in.

I'm not Bush!

[houndawg]

Agreed.

Yeah... and Bush twice
but as you guys are so fond of pointing out - I didn't vote for Obama I voted against the senile old dude he was running against - right - nobody voted a second time for Bush they voted against Swift Boat advertisements - or whatever

Keep that in mind when you are critical of all the Obama voters...
a HUGE percentage were voting for whoever ran against status quo McBush part 2

Bush once....in 2000 most voters wanted someone else.

[Wedgebuster]

Palin on the tube this AM, saying she would take Obama in an election today. Polls say otherwise.

Looks like she puts herself at the top of the list right now, she's doing everything she can and should do to increase her name recognition in plenty of time to build a lot of momentum with prospective voters.

Everything, that is, except making inroads in the Republican party.

[kalm]

Palin on the tube this AM, saying she would take Obama in an election today. Polls say otherwise.

Looks like she puts herself at the top of the list right now, she's doing everything she can and should do to increase her name recognition in plenty of time to build a lot of momentum with prospective voters.

Everything, that is, except making inroads in the Republican party.

Yep, she's getting a head start.

[Gil Dobie]

She'll be 3rd party, or the 3rd party will get more votes than she does in 2010.
Buddy Phil Berg says Obama won't run in 2012, so Hillary will get his nomination.

[Skjellyfetti]

Buddy Phil Berg says Obama won't run in 2012, so Hillary will get his nomination.

[Wedgebuster]

Hillary VS Palin, now that is a match-up Don King would endorse.

[houndawg]

Hillary VS Palin, now that is a match-up Don King would endorse.

Hillary kick a mudhole in her ass and stomp it dry.

[BlueHen86]

If the GOP nominates Palin, Obama wins in a land slide.

The core group of people that will vote for Obama (extreme left & blacks) is larger than the core group that will vote for Palin (extreme right).

The middle will either not vote or vote third party/write in.

The dems are probably printing up Palin 2012 bumper stickers at this very moment.

[Wedgebuster]

If the GOP nominates Palin, Obama wins in a land slide.

The core group of people that will vote for Obama (extreme left & blacks) is larger than the core group that will vote for Palin (extreme right).

The middle will either not vote or vote third party/write in.

The dems are probably printing up Palin 2012 bumper stickers at this very moment.

But the real point is..the GOP has to deal with Palin, and the sooner the better. She will be laid upon the altar..



by her party, to rid her of her party. It's the only sane and reasonable answer to get the crazies to fuck off and let the party move more mainstream.

Word, MFs!

[Chizzang]

If the GOP nominates Palin, Obama wins in a land slide.

The core group of people that will vote for Obama (extreme left & blacks) is larger than the core group that will vote for Palin (extreme right).

The middle will either not vote or vote third party/write in.

The dems are probably printing up Palin 2012 bumper stickers at this very moment.

But the real point is..the GOP has to deal with Palin, and the sooner the better. She will be laid upon the altar..



by her party, to rid her of her party. It's the only sane and reasonable answer to get the crazies to fuck off and let the party move more mainstream.

Word, MFs!

She is a bit of a problem...
As one buddy of mine who is a Republican put it:

"Had McCain known what would happen after lifting her out of the mud and putting her in the lime light, he probably would have left her right where she was when he found her... Mayor of a town of 7,000 people in the middle of Bum-fart nowhere..."



But now she's a God... self appointed and everything

[AZGrizFan]

It doesn't matter who the R's run. Obama is going to win re-election. The African Americans will come out in droves to vote for him again, just like they did in 2008.

What will his tag...er..punch line be in '12? "Change you can believe in" won't fly next time.

I'm certainly no fan of Obama, but if Palin is the only alternative I'll write someone in.

+1.

[Gil Dobie]

What will his tag...er..punch line be in '12? "Change you can believe in" won't fly next time.

I'm certainly no fan of Obama, but if Palin is the only alternative I'll write someone in.

+1.

Is there a third party candidate that could rise up and pull votes from the Dems and Reps?

[Skjellyfetti]

+1.

Is there a third party candidate that could rise up and pull votes from the Dems and Reps?

Michael Bloomberg. But, that's a remote possibility, imo.

[Ivytalk]

Is there a third party candidate that could rise up and pull votes from the Dems and Reps?

Michael Bloomberg. But, that's a remote possibility, imo.

Jelly, Bloomberg has all the charisma of a head of lettuce. He's a legend in his own mind, but he wouldn't do nearly as well as Perot in a 3-way race. "Remote" is absolutely right.

I wouldn't vote for Palin either. The one thing she's good at is self-promotion. Keep the white trash out of the White House.

[kalm]

+1.

Is there a third party candidate that could rise up and pull votes from the Dems and Reps?

God I hope so. Leeza Mircowski being the first write-in candidate to win a senate seat since Strom Thurmond in the 50's is a positive sign. If the recovery continues to stall and no strong candidates emerge, third party and alternative candidates might become a viable trend.

[AZGrizFan]

Is there a third party candidate that could rise up and pull votes from the Dems and Reps?

God I hope so. Leeza Mircowski being the first write-in candidate to win a senate seat since Strom Thurmond in the 50's is a positive sign. If the recovery continues to stall and no strong candidates emerge, third party and alternative candidates might become a viable trend.

+1