Palin4President 2016

Palin4President 2016 ^ | November 8, 2012 | M. Joseph Shepard

[Art in Idaho]

A lot of Buzz already about Sarah running in 2016. From Palin4President comes a wealth of information. Some snippets:

"Romney lost because he simply couldn't turn out the vote. McCain/Palin turned out 6.2 Million more voters than Romney/Ryan did and that is all it would have taken to beat Obama this time around if you look at the numbers. Perhaps Romney should put some thought into what is was that McCain had that helped produce an extra 6.2 million votes, that helped create the tidal wave of the 2010 mid-term victories... here's a hint... she wears lipstick."

"A team of Palin and Martinez or Rubio or even Cruz would have tremendous possibilities in gaining the votes of women and Hispanics."

"But it is a very good day for Palin too, who will now, as she said clearly last month, challenge the very existence of the Republican Party and the Eastern establishment as she has been doing from the first."

"GOP Doomed Forever By Demographics Is Rubbish; 3 Key States Lost By Under 2%.There is a clear Path to a 2016 Win."

[BillM]

Nobody has ever beat her in a debate!
She went from her kitchen table to governor of a Man’s state in a political moment.

[ifinnegan]

“No one wants to eat crow so like our Dem friends, they “Deem” it so and just keep right on truckin;”

This is an excellent observation. They just deem it so.

[Cicero]

She has my support, any time. She’s the only conservative with stature and consistent values around, and the only one with the leadership ability to carry it through.

The usual suspects will fight this tooth and nail. I don’t know what the chances are, but I couldn’t think of an acceptable alternative in his last election, nor can I think of one now.

God willing!

[Tennessee Nana]

Rubio would be great in the cabinet...

[9YearLurker]

Okay, ‘sometime lurker’, are you young or are you old?

That is, were you around for when Ronald Reagan was a running the joke. The giggle of half the nation?

It actually continued well into and through his administration, though somehow by his second term he pulled off the biggest landslide in modern times.

[rabidralph]

LOL! I’m onboard!

[Norm Lenhart]

The post election has gone exactly as I imagined. All the GOP blaming all the wrong reasons and Bohner capitulating as expected.

The GOP is dead. They are the enemy of all things we hold dear. It is the height of stupidity for anyone to expect them to change when Jeb bush is already being trial ballooned by the insiders.

We either make a go of it without them or just give in now and embrace communism. Anyone clinging to the GOP should be suspect in their motives as the GOP just proved AGAIN that they do not want anything to do with us, our positions or our ‘outdated’ ideals.

[Art in Idaho]

Rubio would be great in the cabinet...

Yes, one of my 'dream team' picks. Now we have 4 more years of chaos, decay, taxes, regulations, etc. My boss said, "Art, the worse it gets, the better the chance for our nominee in 2016." Hmmmn. Go Sarah! Answer the call!

[Randy Larsen]

Maybe Sarah has some ideas on this. Hopefully she will air them because right now we only have one party to vote for.

[Norm Lenhart]

No, we can vote for what we believe in and let the cards fall where they may.

Voting for MR gained us what? We HAVE to stop thinking that we have only one choice. Because when we vote for that one choice, we get the very thing we don’t want. So what exactly is the reason to do that?

I ask this of everyone. What is the point of supporting people we know are against us? What is the point of giving cash, time and support to people who consistantly ;ose or on the rare occasion they win, we have to ‘hold their feet to the fire?

I want someone to logically and without snark or hyperbole to explain that to me.

[Art in Idaho]

GretaWire Readers [By a Huge Margin] See Sarah Palin as the Leader of the GOP Post Election, By Gary P Jackson

On Wednesday, Greta put up a poll asking her readers who they thought, at this moment, was the leader of the Republican Party. Readers responded by choosing Sarah Palin by an overwhelming margin over the rest of the field.

Reading the comments it’s pretty plain that many feel Sarah could have fared far better against President Obama than Governor Mitt Romney did. Judging how well Sarah’s hand picked candidates for office did, vs how those in the standard GOP mold under-performed, it’s not much of a stretch to think Sarah herself would have done well and likely led the party to victory.

It’s also clear, reading those comments, that Greta’s readers would like to see Sarah Palin run for President in 2016. It’s way too early to speculate what Sarah will do, and it’s probably best not to speculate until she, herself says something, but I’m one of those who is 100% on board with the idea of a her running.

We need strong leadership from a GOP candidate, and for the last two elections, we’ve had no leadership at all.

Timidity cannot defeat evil, and we are staring evil right in the face. We need a warrior at the helm.

Here are the results of the poll as of this afternoon:

Governor Sarah Palin 37.76% (2,137 votes)

Senator Marco Rubio 17.62% (997 votes)

Speaker Boehner 13.91% (787 votes)

Congressman Paul Ryan 8.54% (483 votes)

Governor Romney 8.41% (476 votes)

Someone else 6.94% (393 votes)

Governor Chris Christie 3.64% (206 votes)

Speaker Newt Gingrich 3.18% (180 votes)

[sand88]

The GOP is dead. They are the enemy of all things we hold dear. It is the height of stupidity for anyone to expect them to change when Jeb bush is already being trial ballooned by the insiders.

Exactly right. I truly loathe the GOP-e and the inside-the-beltway blabber mouths.

I never want a Bush to ever run for President again. They are Statists to their core.

[onyx]

Oh thank you very much for posting the poll!

I hadn’t seen it! I hope I can still vote!

[onyx]

GRETA WIRE POLL IS OPEN! -
Who is today - one day after the election - the leader of the Republican Party?

Sarah Palin's Ping List

[Art in Idaho]

You're welcome!

I hope I can still vote!

LOL! Me too!

[McGruff]

Governor Romney  8.15%  (477 votes) 

 

Speaker Boehner  13.54%  (793 votes) 

 

Senator Marco Rubio  17.2%  (1,007 votes) 

 

Congressman Paul Ryan  8.37%  (490 votes) 

 

Governor Chris Christie  3.67%  (215 votes) 

 

Governor Sarah Palin  39.08%  (2,288 votes) 

 

Speaker Newt Gingrich  3.11%  (182 votes) 

[Art in Idaho]

Governor Sarah Palin 39.11% (2,291 votes)

[COBOL2Java]

She QUIT as Gov of Alaska.. sorry Sara be a pundit or a bon vivant of politics.. But PLEASE do not run for anything again.

So, I assume, you would have no objections to her running then? According to your thought process, she'd be destroyed quickly, would be a flash in the pan and would have to bow out pretty quickly, right?

Or is there some other motivation behind your apparent P.D.S.?

[RedMDer]

Thank you for voting!
Governor Romney 8.14% (477 votes)
Speaker Boehner 13.53% (793 votes)
Senator Marco Rubio 17.18% (1,007 votes)
Congressman Paul Ryan 8.36% (490 votes)
Governor Chris Christie 3.67% (215 votes)
Governor Sarah Palin 39.12% (2,293 votes)
Speaker Newt Gingrich 3.11% (182 votes)
someone else (post your thought in comments)

[CynicalBear]

I’d work from now till then to help get her elected. You Betcha!!!!!