Okay, I admit...I added Sarah to the ticket...Nikos1121
Reverse it then we’ll talk.
Reverse it and then we’ll talk.
The GOP, torn apart by it’s inability to act differently than Democrats, . . .
Ike wasn’t a great president.
Beinart writes: “Parties that have grown narrow and extreme tend to spiral downward until they nominate someone who is not beholden to their narrow, extreme base.”
Isn’t this what we are seeing with the Democrat Party? Obama was elected, not because he was the most liberal of all U.S. Senators in 2007, but because most swing voters refused to believe it. His head fake to the center let them to believe that he would govern like a centrist. Now a severe case of buyers’ remorse is setting in as they realize that the man they voted for is an extreme leftist.
It’s not like conservatives didn’t try to warn them...
- JP
I agree with Palin as the number two candidate - I really like her, but she just isn’t ready for the topspot. Not sure about the general though - where he stands on the issues.
anybody thinks Gingrich would stand a chance?
i’d have no problems with Sarah on top
of the ticket