Posted on 11/15/2012 10:48:44 AM PST by Bratch
It would seem that is exactly what you Palin kool-aid drinkers are doing!
4. Chris Christie for New Jersey Governor (Special Election)
8. Carly Fiorina for U.S. Senate in California Before Palin's endorsement, Fiornia had a very tough primary battle with Chuck DeVore, a Tea Party-backed California Assemblyman
14. John McCain for U.S. Senate in Arizona
25. Kelly Ayotte for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire
You can also add in her support of Richard Lugar in his primary battle, which he thankfully lost.
Ooooooo, four out of how many? What about all of the Palin Tea Party endorsed candidates, pathetic Palinhater??
I would think that should the lower 48 states actually get past just talk about secession Sarah Palin could or should stand up NOT for the GOP but instead be the voice for the Alaska Independent Party and work with severing Alaska ties with Washington DC.
To be more precise, I will change the word 'wash' with 'mixed'.
I don't hate Palin, she is irrelevant.
No Palinhater, she had a responsibility to the state, the treasury and her family. She used common sense, something sorely lacking in the political arena today.
Clearly, you and her other hysterical supporters are willing to justify quitting and surrender if you find it in your own best interests.
Your consistent lies, half truths and posts certainly indicate your obsession with her. Who was it that nominated Palin for sainthood? LOL!
The people of the state who would have to keep footing the bill for the time and money wasted fighting frivolous ethics complaints and lawsuits. Aren't you embarrassed by your ignorance? Or are you just too dumb?
Possibly to an hysterical misogynist like you.
Well, when you run out of arguments, all you have left is ad hominem.
She supported a number of RINO candidates against TeaParty supported candidates.
Those are facts.
They balance out the view of her as some great political leader, she isn't.
She is, I will admit, good at rallies.
Which is no small thing, because at this point, the only way to win is to bring out OUR base.
Didn’t say it wasn’t, she is good cheerleader.
Lawsuit settled: Isthmus, AP will get emails, Walker must pay legal costs
03/16/2011
Train-maker Talgo sues Gov. Walker, Wisconsin
By Patrick Marley of the Journal Sentinel
Nov. 5, 201
Governor Rick Snyder sued by ACLU and the Oakland County Democratic Party
January 6, 2012
Fact... Rick Snyder did not quit and neither did Scott Walker.
You keep lying, Palin didn’t merely help, Cruz credits her with his victory.
You keep going back to McCain as you continue your war against the conservative wing of the GOP and Palin.
Palin did not create McCain, and the 2008 presidential candidate was not going to lose his 25 year Senate seat in the 2010 election.
Old post, but true.
If the vice presidential candidate for John McCain and the the biggest GOP superstar since Reagan had not supported McCain for reelection for his Senate seat, then it would have meant the destruction of her image, and of the GOP image and it would have been the non stop political story of 2009 and 2010, the division between the ticket of the previous year would have made the Republicans appear broken and shattered and would even have led to a widespread reevaluation of the importance of a Democrat victory in 2008, because it would make the GOP ticket look like it had been a sham, it would have damaged and have prevented this incredible change in public opinion towards the entire republican brand that Palin has helped reshape during the last 17 months.
Palin would have looked cheap and shallow to the general public for turning on the man that 59,000,000 of them voted for, she would easily be painted as a radical and unstable person and a bitter, small timer to the general public.
There is a lot more going on with the national image of the republican/conservative movement here than what we McCain haters see in the Arizona Senate race, the general public does not share all of our perceptions and in depth view of the race between McCain and Hayworth. They would see the Presidential and the vice Presidential candidates of the Republican party at each others throats, clearly signaling that Obama and the Democrats represented stability and calm.
Palin’s image would have never survived, and the entire national, conservative movement would be weaker in reality and in the public’s eye.
No, you emote, pathetic Palinhater. You're an embarrassment.
Unfortunately for you Palinhaters your "facts" are miniscule in the bigger picture. Are you a Reaganhater also?
Palin also made a lengthier argument for Hatch on her SarahPAC site early this morning:
" Orrin Hatch is part of the one percent. No, not that one percent you’ve heard about. He’s part of the one percent of national politicians who I think should be reelected. Orrin Hatch is a life-long conservative whose dedication and devotion to the conservative cause and to his beloved and beautiful state of Utah is well documented. Orrin was a Utah state campaign chairman for a fledgling and failing presidential candidate deemed “too conservative” and “unelectable” by the media. Ironically, that candidate was the man who restored our country to be a “shining city on a hill” – Ronald Reagan.
When asked about Orrin Hatch, President Reagan once said: “If every member of the Senate were like Orrin Hatch, we’d be arguing over how to deal with a federal surplus, and that’s why I like to think of Orrin as ‘Mr. Balanced Budget.’ The United States has been strong enough to deter aggression and maintain the peace, in no small degree due to the efforts of Orrin Hatch. He has been a champion of those who fight for freedom.”
As President Reagan said, Orrin is “Mr. Balanced Budget.” Long before the issue of debt was on the forefront of Americans’ minds, Orrin Hatch knew our government would face insolvency if we did not get our budget under control. He sponsored or co-sponsored a Balanced Budget Amendment 17 times, and he voted in favor of a Balanced Budget Amendment at least 9 other times. We know he will use his seniority and influence to dissuade politicians from continuing to raise the debt ceiling without any plan to balance the budget and end these dangerously unsustainable deficits.
Orrin Hatch voted against Obamacare and has pledged to repeal it. While we’re on the topic of Obamacare, which is currently before the Supreme Court, keep in mind that the Supreme Court would not look the way it does today if it were not for Orrin Hatch fighting for conservative nominees on the bench – from Clarence Thomas to John Roberts and Samuel Alito. Unlike other Republican Senators who are up for reelection this year, Orrin voted against both of President Obama’s nominees, Kagan and Sotomayor. And unlike some others, Orrin has gone out of his way to embrace the Tea Party movement."
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