Palin on Rush: Let’s Duke It Out
Take that Newt Gingrich. Two weeks ago, the former Speaker warned that more NY-23-style fights in the GOP family would re-elect President Obama and make Nancy Pelosi “Speaker for Life.” But on Rush Limbaugh today, Sarah Palin said these primary fights are the way to win over swing voters.
Mary Bruce was listening…
Speaking to Rush Limbaugh today, Sarah Palin supported the idea of a third, independent party, but said America wasn't quite ready for it. "Ideally, sure, a third party or an independent party would be able to soar and thrive and put candidates forth and have them elected, but I don't think America is ready for that," McCain's former running mate explained. In the meantime, Palin said the key to getting independent votes "is to not hesitate duking it out within the party."
"This is what I appreciate about the Republican Party. We have contested, aggressive, competitive primaries," Palin said. "We're not like this herd mentality like a bunch of sheep — with the fighting instincts of sheep, as Horowitz would say — like some in the Democrat Party; where, heaven forbid, you take a stand and you oppose somebody within your own party because it's the right thing to do. I appreciate that in the Republican Party…. This is healthy debate, good competition that makes candidates work harder. It makes for a better product, if you will, at the end of the day. I appreciate that about our party."
In light of the recent Republican wins in New Jersey and Virginia, Palin said she doesn't think "the third party movement will be what's necessary to usher in some common-sense conservative ideals."
"Naturally independents are going to gravitate towards that Republican agenda and Republican platform because the planks in our platform are the strongest to build a healthy America," Palin explained. "We're all about cutting taxes and shrinking government and respecting the inherent rights of the individual and strengthening families and respecting life and equality. You have to shake your head and say, 'Who wouldn't embrace that? Who wouldn't want to come on over?' They don't have to necessarily be registered within the Republican Party in order to hook up with us and join us with that agenda standing on those planks."
The former Alaskan governor pointed to her husband Todd as an example of Americans who refuse to register in a party. "Todd's not a Republican and yet he's got more common sense conservatism than a whole lot of Republicans that I know because he is one who sees the idiosyncrasies of the characters within the machine and it frustrates him along with a whole lot of other Americans who choose to be independent," she told the conservative talk show host.

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“We’re not like this herd mentality like a bunch of sheep”
Really, is that why republicans always vote in mass, in lock step no matter what the personal values of the individual, I call that “like sheep”.
Posted by: JR | November 17, 2009, 4:29 pm 4:29 pm
“We’re not like this herd mentality like a bunch of sheep — with the fighting instincts of sheep, as Horowitz would say — like some in the Democrat Party”
Sure thing Palin – last year’s Democratic presidential primary was a meek little sheep herding affair I guess.
Posted by: jhw539 | November 17, 2009, 4:41 pm 4:41 pm
Sarah: Every time I think your have said the silliest thing, you outdo yourself. The republican party only votes for one kind of person and if they do not approve of you, they will not let you be a republican. They won’t let you run if you do not think like they do or worship like they do, they won’t support them. Kind of limited, I think. For her to say her party is the party of free thinkers and many different kind of people, I say the only person who is not like them and is a free thinker is Olivia Snowe. The others who voted for the stimulus in the beginning were ostercised and told they should be hung in the hall of shame, so this is definitely the silliest thing she has ever said. The republican party is the exact opposite of her remarks.
Posted by: talmag | November 17, 2009, 4:43 pm 4:43 pm
“We’re all about cutting taxes and shrinking government and respecting the inherent rights of the individual and strengthening families and respecting life and equality. ” So this is why you people are blowing up abortion clinics and discriminating against homosexuals and anyone non white. This is why you do not want all families to have adequate health care. Geeze. I never knew.
Posted by: jenny | November 17, 2009, 4:44 pm 4:44 pm
JR: I don’t know who or, quite frankly what you are referring to. But there is a clear seperation of Church and State in this Country, so nobody should be voting in Mass.
Here is some clarification by way of example:
I vote at the back of a local Methodist Church, on the Tuesday of every November. Methodists don’t have Masses; they have services on Sunday. But I don’t attend that service and I would certainly not vote at it.
I go to a Catholic Church on Sunday where I attend Mass. I listen, pray, beg for forgiveness, and occassionally zone out, but I never vote there either.
But as a Republican, I never vote ‘in mass” or even “en masse” And neither do most Republicans I know.
Hope that clarifies any confusion.
Posted by: Alex Hamilton | November 17, 2009, 4:44 pm 4:44 pm
There’s no more need for disagreement between the right and the left. Sarah Palin should be the GOP candidate for President in 2012. (snicker)
Posted by: LadyintheDark | November 17, 2009, 4:53 pm 4:53 pm
Actually a third party is absolutely essential to clean house of the corruption in Washington.
The two main parties have had it their way for so long, they don’t even know there are citizens to be considered or heard.
Posted by: Rick McDaniel | November 17, 2009, 4:54 pm 4:54 pm
Two idiots……….Palin the pathetic, and Rush as in Dopehead.
Posted by: sara | November 17, 2009, 5:03 pm 5:03 pm
OMG! this woman is the epitome of a Republican Propaganda, talking point fraud campaign.
She says Nothing that is true in the slightest.
Her party is the party of threats and hate.
They control people’s lives and livelyhoods to get them to vote for them.
The biggest problem with the Dem party for decades has been too many people moving in too many directions and voting against each other, which is exactly why all year with a majority for the first time in 15 yrs of both houses, the Dems still cannot get what they want, while the repubs almost 100% vote against anything the dems want.
This is a joke. This woman and her GOP buddies are pathetic.
Posted by: FormerRepub | November 17, 2009, 5:05 pm 5:05 pm
Out with both the Dems and the Repubs and in with third parties!
Posted by: knowerseeker | November 17, 2009, 5:09 pm 5:09 pm
You gotta love Sarah, Dem or Republican. I second her nomination for Pres in 2012. It would be the best thing on television for months. That is, if the world is still standing! Sarah is an enigma wrapped in a cliche and standing on a platform that floats in midair, and you can’t even see the guy-wires! Thank you Senator McCain! What a legacy.
Posted by: joedrrt | November 17, 2009, 5:09 pm 5:09 pm
Speaking of “Duke”…………maybe Sarah should get David Duke to run as her VP candidate. “Palin/Duke in 2012″.
Now there’s a ticket that should appeal to the Lunatic Right Fringe.
Posted by: Doppelganger | November 17, 2009, 5:09 pm 5:09 pm
Palin and Limbaugh — now there’s a couple of idiots! Maybe they should go to a deserted island somewhere and entertain each other. After all, they seem to be a perfect match as Twiddle-Dee and Twiddle-Dumb.
Posted by: jmb | November 17, 2009, 5:10 pm 5:10 pm
We’re not like this herd mentality like a bunch of sheep
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Then why do they follow each other like sheep? I fully expect Palin to run as a Republican, be rejected, and then run as an Independent..The thing about running as an Independent you are not tied down by a party platform…..However, Palin’s assurance that conservatives will win over Independents is self-serving….As an Independent myself I would never vote for someone so unqualified for office as her..
Posted by: indy_voter | November 17, 2009, 5:10 pm 5:10 pm
Palin: “This is healthy debate, good competition that makes candidates work harder. It makes for a better product, if you will, at the end of the day.”
Then how come the same isn’t true for health care? Increased competition in the form of a public option would increase competition and lead to a better product, no?
Posted by: kolspur | November 17, 2009, 5:11 pm 5:11 pm
The only thing about “common sense” is – that it’s not so very common, with the leftists in this country.
But this past presidential election was, in effect, just giving the leftists enough rope to hang themselves.
By the next election, it will be evident to independent voters who is a viable candidate with common sense values and beliefs – and who is just another populist standing at the gallows.
Posted by: One_American | November 17, 2009, 5:20 pm 5:20 pm
The Democratic Party is so much more diverse than the Republican Party!! it has always been the caase – That’s why I’m a Democrat!!! Just look at the major debates in the Health Care Reform bills – all coming from the Democratic party!!
Posted by: Mike | November 17, 2009, 5:23 pm 5:23 pm
The problem when you call someone stupid is that you should make certain you are correct. If you are going to use the word “mass” in the context the poster did, then it would be “in a mass” or “en masse”, but “in mass” means, just as Alex stated: in Mass (as in church).
Posted by: gabe | November 17, 2009, 5:26 pm 5:26 pm
Quote Palin “…like some in the Democrat Party; where, heaven forbid, you take a stand and you oppose somebody within your own party because it’s the right thing to do.”
It’s official. Palin is certifiably insane if she thinks that is fact.
Republicans do not tolerate ANY opposition to their ideals. You are with them, or you are against them… there is no debate… no in-between.
Posted by: Troy Street | November 17, 2009, 5:27 pm 5:27 pm
“Republicans do not tolerate ANY opposition to their ideals. You are with them, or you are against them… there is no debate… no in-between.”
Oh, yeah, those Dems are tolerant of other ideas. Just ask Joe Lieberman…
Posted by: gabe | November 17, 2009, 5:29 pm 5:29 pm
Democrats vote for Democrats no matter what, they are beholden, they pay their salaries.
It is always funny when someone say Rich people vote Republican because they get 20-30% of their income back in taxes when Democrat voters get 100% of their money FROM Democrats.
Over 90% of African Americans vote Democrat. If that isn’t “en masse” then nothing is.
Palin is a breath of fresh air and talks sense but all the Democrats posing as “independents” get in a huff because she’s a normal person who tells it like it is.
Instead Democrats like to be told exactly what they want to hear, forget if it’s the truth or if he’ll follow up with a promise. As long as a Democrat give away money, promises to “Do good to all mankind” you can draft-dodge, not serve in the military, hire self-admitted Marxists, go to church for 20 years with a racist preacher. It’s all ok, as long as the Rhetoric is good…
Posted by: Eyes Wide Open | November 17, 2009, 5:35 pm 5:35 pm
Yep, Gabe has it right. If you don’t toe the Dem line, you get screwed. Ask Joe Lieberman who was dissed by his own party and ran as an Independent.
Dems = hypocrites. Obama voters = sheeple.
Posted by: BlameAmericaLast | November 17, 2009, 5:36 pm 5:36 pm
Palin is the next president (if she chooses to run). She facebooks about death panels as a private citizen and somehow commands the attention of the most powerful man in the world. I read somewhere that she lives rent free in obama’s head, which is very true.
The obama campaign and his supporters have tried to destroy but she is still standing and gaining momentum.
Obama is socialist (which is something most of us with brains have known all along) and he will continue to fly around the world and tell everyone how terrible America is and how great he is. That is a good strategy to boost his narcissistic ego, but not his poll #’s.
By 2012, Palin will be a welcome change to many of lemmings who voted for obama.
Posted by: Dave in KC | November 17, 2009, 5:36 pm 5:36 pm
The media on both the left and right will not give coverage to a third party candidate. Never have, never will.
Posted by: oldest | November 17, 2009, 5:36 pm 5:36 pm
Does anybody see the irony of ABC News posting a story it had nothing to do with?
Someone was listening to Rush Limbuagh and reports what went on during his interview with Palin as If they were there.
Gotta at least give them credit for not doctoring the conversation, MSNBC or CNN would..
Posted by: Eyes Wide Open | November 17, 2009, 5:37 pm 5:37 pm
Palin an idiot? Really? Is that how she got elected in 2006 as the youngest (and first woman) governor of Alaska?
And…what exactly do you do for a living? That is, if you actually work?
Posted by: BlameAmericaLast | November 17, 2009, 5:43 pm 5:43 pm
If the Republican Party is so great as Sarah express, then where is the diversity? Why were there so fewwwwww people of color at rallies and the convention?
The Democratic Party is the Party of Diversity. And people can see that. This country and is becoming more diversified, and there are still folks that are fighting it…
Posted by: T | November 17, 2009, 5:47 pm 5:47 pm
Rick McDaniel…I agree with your last post that a third party is essential to cleaning house. But I think that a 3rd party will have the same problems. But with a third party, you’ll have more balance of power, more accountability to the people, and less covered-up, same ole same ole political garbage.
Posted by: Powertip01 | November 17, 2009, 5:48 pm 5:48 pm
AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN.
Kindergarten personal attacks.
Sarah spoke quite specifically and clearly and, yet again, knee jerk ad hominem attacks. Children.
Republicans HAVE PROVED they are NOT stricken with HERD MENTALITY like Democrats.
THE FACTS:
Bill Clinton HAD NO CHANCE of being elected if Republicans, like me, did not vote for Ross Perot over the “..read my lips…no new taxes..” pledge by Bush41.
Blacks vote 90% for Democrats regardless of policies that hurt them in the long run.
Jewish community votes 90% for Democrats too for similar reasons.
Liberals….show us WHO you purge for failure to uphold YOUR principals.
Posted by: Irish | November 17, 2009, 5:48 pm 5:48 pm
What i think is funny is how Sarah claims the female double standard but what did she do on Oprah I ask? She called Katie the perky one. Oh how I wish Oprah would have called her out on that one! But then she’d probably start talking about Russia again.
Posted by: Susan | November 17, 2009, 5:48 pm 5:48 pm
Over 90% of African Americans vote Democrat. If that isn’t “en masse” then nothing is.
Eyes Wide Open | Nov 17, 2009 5:35:17 PM
Dude, that has nothing to do with the subject at all. Stupid dog whistle, Southern Strategy comments like this are WHY 90% of African Americans vote Democrat. Not one single black Republican in Congress. Not one. That is documented reality and far beyond just a statistical fluke.
Posted by: jhw539 | November 17, 2009, 5:49 pm 5:49 pm
Palin said. “We’re not like this herd mentality like a bunch of sheep — with the fighting instincts of sheep, as Horowitz would say — like some in the Democrat Party; where, heaven forbid, you take a stand and you oppose somebody within your own party because it’s the right thing to do. I appreciate that in the Republican Party….
What ever Palin is on I want some.
Posted by: Rob | November 17, 2009, 5:49 pm 5:49 pm
fear that the most dangerous enemy of America is the ignorance of it’s people. I read the most ridiculous assessments on the economy and what Obama is doing, made by people that would not know “inflation” from “inflationary”. It is obvious that most of the people making these really ignorant remarks have never even tried to understand economics, and would rather just rant at Obama than actually attempt to understand the situation the US is now in, and the measures that are required to attempt to lessen the impact of what is coming, no matter what is done. American’s conservative masses are children that want everything their way right now, and when they don’t get it they start crying and throwing temper tantrums. They are not willing to research, or learn, or think independently. They would rather be paranoid conspiracist than actually face the facts of reality. The conservative masses in America are childish dupes, lead around by the nose by Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News and other anti-intellectual right wingers. I truly fear these low-information Fox sheep will somehow get control of America again.
Posted by: Rob | November 17, 2009, 5:56 pm 5:56 pm
She really should rename her book to ‘LIPSTICK’ by Sarah Palin. For after all she has little substance and a lot of cosmetics. Absolutely no depth in any of her interviews, no vision for the country, and very little common sense. Republicans lost because of her and will lose again because of her. A female Rush Limbaugh who says a lot but says nothing at all.
Posted by: Mmmoke | November 17, 2009, 6:07 pm 6:07 pm
Too funny. Palin keep it going. I love the entertainment.
Posted by: Jim Bob | November 17, 2009, 6:09 pm 6:09 pm
“We’re not like this herd mentality like
a bunch of sheep”
Uh…then why do Republicans’ have winner-take-all primaries?
Posted by: billsmith | November 17, 2009, 6:16 pm 6:16 pm
As a democrat, I can say that until last year, we were really more comparable to herding cats than sheep.
Posted by: Kristin | November 17, 2009, 6:16 pm 6:16 pm
Sarah Palin is the uktimate con-man and I don’t mean neo-con, either.
Posted by: Herb Gray | November 17, 2009, 6:16 pm 6:16 pm
ROB | Nov 17, 2009 5:56:04 PM
Your wandering rant deserves a learned response.
I LIVED through the 1982 Recession and it was MUCH WORSE. During this time we STARTED our Family Business, which I still operate to this day.
We sell specialized software ONLY to other Small Businesses and have customers in 43 States (were not wealthy by any means).
Over the last 27 years we have learned much about the psyche of Small Business owners, and they are nearly unanimous in their REJECTION of policies Barry O (or any politician) is trying to IMPOSE on the economy.
Businesses CAN NOT PLAN with Government policies that change with the wind and penalize innovation and risk taking.
On whole, Democrats, are NOT FRIENDS of individuals who engage in taking risks and the potential successes those risks may produce.
Never forget this: A Small Company is often required to SHARE their profits but NEVER their loses. This is not fair.
Freedom is Not Free.
And as true as it has ever been our founders truly believed in the adage:
Mind YOUR OWN Business.
Posted by: Irish | November 17, 2009, 6:16 pm 6:16 pm
I was an active Republican for over 50 years and I never knew a time when 95% of Repulican politicians didn’t vote in lock-step(in Congress or at the Statehouse).
Posted by: Herb Gray | November 17, 2009, 6:22 pm 6:22 pm
When was the last Republican primary that was as heavily contested as the Democrats in 2008 and 1992?
Posted by: Jonathan | November 17, 2009, 6:26 pm 6:26 pm
Palin, sad to say, has nothing new to say but repeats the same tired message. I feel sorry for the Republicans that they are so without ideas, and so the PARTY OF NO that they need this lame-brained, disorganized, ditzy quitter to “energize” the base. Sheesh, she’s an ethics-challenged tweeter, and a major publicity hound who’ll say anything to gain power and stay in the spotlight.
Yeah right, like Independents are so stupid they would jump on that drowning boat or negativity. Please, will someone get her off stage to just about anywhere. Maybe Russsia, which she can see from her front porch.
Posted by: Barbara Coleman | November 17, 2009, 6:31 pm 6:31 pm
Palin’s lack of perspective and history are mind numbing. She apparently has forgotten the lockstep voting done by the Republicans when Tom DeLay was known as “The Hammer”. Her lack of knowledge seems to know no limits.
Posted by: Brad | November 17, 2009, 6:31 pm 6:31 pm
Jesse Ventura 2012!!
Posted by: Vicki | November 17, 2009, 6:31 pm 6:31 pm
LadyintheDark; Sarah Palin head of third party, no coruption?
Posted by: TCYB | November 17, 2009, 6:32 pm 6:32 pm
Ms Palin increasingly reminds me of a certain woman leader (guess who — one of the Gang of Four) in China’s Cultural Revolution.
Posted by: teddymaniac | November 17, 2009, 6:32 pm 6:32 pm
Lordy that woman is sick. What really scary is she believes that cr_p that spews out of her mouth.
Posted by: David | November 17, 2009, 6:34 pm 6:34 pm
Good god she’s an idiot. Just saw some of the interview.
God help us all.
Posted by: Jim Bob | November 17, 2009, 6:48 pm 6:48 pm
Oh goody we got the airhead and the oxy pill popping moron on display.
Posted by: GoBama | November 17, 2009, 6:50 pm 6:50 pm
I’m buying the book “Going Rouge – An American Nightmare”. I’ve had enough of Sarah Palin! Only in American……2 years ago she was NOONE!!
Posted by: Rich | November 17, 2009, 6:51 pm 6:51 pm
She is absolutely right!! This ( right leaning) Independant understands her completely!!!
And to think Dems think 9 or have been told to think) she cannot put two sentences together!!!
Posted by: S. Morgan | November 17, 2009, 6:52 pm 6:52 pm
sarah palin is a real american.she is in touch real people that actually work for a living.she has true american values and morales.
Posted by: blake | November 17, 2009, 6:55 pm 6:55 pm
Go Sarah!!! All this criticism is because this bunch of liberals is SCARED TO DEATH OF YOU!!!
Posted by: Peggy Hughes | November 17, 2009, 7:06 pm 7:06 pm
Did Ms. Sarah, in stating that her husband was not a Republican, just confirm that Todd is still a member of the Alaska Independent Party? That would be the group that advocates secession and whose late leader, espoused terrorism.
Posted by: B.Bear | November 17, 2009, 7:07 pm 7:07 pm
“Sarah Palin supported the idea of a third, independent party….” Yeah. Like the Alaska Independence Party? Secession anyone?
Posted by: Cassandra | November 17, 2009, 7:09 pm 7:09 pm
Sarah Palin was nothing more than a sugar high for the conservatives – all style and no substance – how much support do you think she would have if she were about 250 lbs with a big wart on her nose? It’s the typical shallow, sexist Republican mindset – as in “Dan Quayle”. Doesn’t matter what’s between the ears – it’s all about looks! The GOP is like the sand in the gears of democracy…
Posted by: jeff | November 17, 2009, 7:17 pm 7:17 pm
Yes, spewing hate worked out so well for you the last time Sarah. This isn’t a boxing match, it’s our lives. And if you have to resort to those tactics, you must not have anything else going for you. Like knowledge and insight into what the office entails. Swing voters aren’t morons. And women aren’t going to flock behind you because your a woman and a mom. We have brains and don’t base our politics on gender alone. Substance, which you are lacking would be the first thing I’d be looking for. McCain made the biggest mistake of his life picking that moron for a running mate. What an embarrassment.
Posted by: Bea | November 17, 2009, 7:57 pm 7:57 pm
If Palin is electable to a national seat of any kind isn’t the point. What is the point is that in working the talkshow circuit at this stage of the game she is being subtley positioned for the role of RNC chair or major player behind the scenes. The white house even if not winnable in 2012 is not the only big fish on the agenda. From the point of view of judiciary shaping, 2016 may pack more of a wallop for the GOP. Dems may want to take notice of this idea if they’re serious about lasting changes to the status quo. Palin won’t be truly prepared to sit in the oval office until she’s to old to be related to as a cute lady or a ‘soccer mom’. But if people want to consider such notions as a 2012 run let them. The democrats certainly don’t stand to lose anything.
Posted by: lopsidedlarry | November 17, 2009, 8:14 pm 8:14 pm
If Rush` head could not support few pieces of hair how can he support ideas.
Posted by: cheguevera | November 17, 2009, 9:36 pm 9:36 pm
Palin is the next president (if she chooses to run).
You must be on the the same stuff Rush is so fond of if you think Sarah will ever be president.
Posted by: noreds | November 17, 2009, 11:27 pm 11:27 pm
I agree….sounds “cute”……Palin/Dukes 2012!!!!
Posted by: sara | November 18, 2009, 1:58 am 1:58 am
Stop it with Palin already. She’s only getting interviews because she’s photogenic but absolutely annoying to bear listening to. Put Alan Keyes on the air and remove the runway model. Alan Keyes is a brilliant statesman worth listening to.
Posted by: EPU | November 18, 2009, 3:56 am 3:56 am
Palin attracts attention in the same way a tragic vehicle collision does…blood, hair, and teeth……morbid curiosity.
She is a political car wreck.
Posted by: Doppelganger | November 18, 2009, 12:14 pm 12:14 pm
“David Duke,” “Blowing up Abortion Clinics”, “denying rights.” These are apparently what Republicans believe in? Where???!!!! I have voted for Republicans since 1980 and I have never believed in these things nor have I never voted for anyone who has.
Anyone who believes that most Republicans believe in any of this is a small minded liberal bigot.
The only reason David Duke was ever on anybody’s radar screen is because the media put him there. He never got elected to anything. Klansman Robert Byrd is now the senile Senator from West Virginia and he’s a Democrat.
One thing I would like to clarify. I believe that everyone has the right to be married, as long as its to someone of the opposite sex. Guess what, that is the same opinion as a large majority of the country, not just Republicans. It is also the opinion of the President (Unless he’s lying, take your pick). My uncle lived a happy life with his partner and it seemed to work fine.
The Democrats are trying to say they are tolerant on pro-life. Because of the healthcare debate,in the next few months, we should find out if that is true. Don’t bet your bottom dollar on it.
Posted by: Alex Hamilton | November 18, 2009, 12:54 pm 12:54 pm
One more thing:
Shame on anyone who thinks drug abuse and chemical dependency is amusing. Whether among our poorest citizens or our celebrities, it can be a personal hell. And this is just from observing this from afar.
I held this position long before Rush had his problems and I still do. What kind of person wouldn’t?
Posted by: Alex Hamilton | November 18, 2009, 1:09 pm 1:09 pm
I think progressives on the left will lead the way and form a third party long before conservatives on the right ever do.
Progressives are very unhappy about Obama’s lack of leadership on their issues.
But Republicans gave them fair warning before the election (and subsequent events have proven) that Present Obama is not a leader.
Posted by: Joe White | November 18, 2009, 1:13 pm 1:13 pm
Dopres who want attention will say anything to get it! Palin is a pretty wpmen with a comic book mind. A perfect one time date>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Sarah: Every time I think your have said the silliest thing, you outdo yourself. The republican party only votes for one kind of person and if they do not approve of you, they will not let you be a republican. They won’t let you run if you do not think like they do or worship like they do, they won’t support them. Kind of limited, I think. For her to say her party is the party of free thinkers and many different kind of people, I say the only person who is not like them and is a free thinker is Olivia Snowe. The others who voted for the stimulus in the beginning were ostercised and told they should be hung in the hall of shame, so this is definitely the silliest thing she has ever said. The republican party is the exact opposite of her remarks.
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Posted by: secreg756 | November 18, 2009, 3:58 pm 3:58 pm
Here’s the real deal, anyone who wants palin as president should move to Alaska and seceede from the union. Taking Palin with you. Alaska can accommodate the 16% ers.
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Posted by: secreg756 | November 18, 2009, 4:00 pm 4:00 pm
Abortion and other religious reasons. Guns aside. Why would anyone want Palin and not Hillary?
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Posted by: secreg756 | November 18, 2009, 4:01 pm 4:01 pm
You can buy Going Rogue at Walmart for $8.99. LOL!!
Posted by: secreg756 | November 18, 2009, 4:03 pm 4:03 pm
These two are so out of touch! It’s unbelievable.
Posted by: JV | November 18, 2009, 11:07 pm 11:07 pm
I am not a Dem. or Repub. not even an Independent. Study the back grown of who ever is running and how close they want what I want. Yes the Dem’s. do have a lot of discussion between themselfs but finaly get it all put together that is what it is all about bring Ideas to the table and picking out the best. Reb. have been put on the different panels with them and haven’t contributed to any plan. They just say no because it is a Democratic person who put it up. Why don’t they add to the discussion and get the ideas in the bill if they are so good and have all of the right idea’s. This is a mess and they all need to learn to work together. I wish S. Palin would just disappear, and would if the media would just not cover her anymore.I am glad that the officals at Fort Briggs are not allowing the media in for her booksigning as she is very political and never has a truth to say.Going Rouge, isn’t that what they say when an elephant goes crazy. enough said also how could a mother not know her daughter is preg. when she is 6 months along . according to Palin she didn’t know until two days after acepting the VP nomination and she had the full term baby in December. count up that would have made her 6 months along when she found out. either not much of a mother or just plain stupid to try and make us believe that. Palin for president ha ha
Posted by: Mary 65761 | November 19, 2009, 8:01 pm 8:01 pm
Personally, I want the president of the USA to be very smart. That is reason enough why I would never vote for Palin.
The president should be the smartest in the room. Not someone who has quit every job they have had.
Posted by: xaos | November 22, 2009, 10:36 pm 10:36 pm