George Will Definitively Declares Sarah Palin “Cannot Be Elected President”

Mediaite ^ | January 2, 2011 | Frances Martel

[factmart]

Women voted GOP For the first time every because of Sarah Palin!

[BradyLS]

Would it be fair to say that McCain threw the election?

He sure as heck ran harder for his Senate re-election than he ever ran for President.

[BradyLS]

“Unelectable” is RINO code for “Not a member of the Party elite.”

[PhilDragoo]

THE WHEELS ON THE BUS COME OFF OFF OFF

[The Wizard]

I’m afraid I need a better source....

[AdaGray]

What’s happening here is that, one-by-one, the Washington insiders are revealing their stripes. Sarah Palin may not run and, if she does, she may not win. But she is sure flushing out the RINO’s and immeasurably weakening them in the process.

[hattend]

1. Sarah hasn’t even declared one way or the other.
2. Guess we’ll have to wait and see
3. Will George Will and the rest of the asshats who are downplaying Sarah’s chances put garbage cans on their heads after her inauguration?

[Dr. Scarpetta]

George Will received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in politics from Princeton University. His 1968 Ph.D. dissertation was entitled Beyond the Reach of Majorities: Closed Questions in the Open Society. He taught at Harvard University in 1995 and again in 1998.

George Will is an elitist Republican and obviously looks down on Republicans without an elitist education. A friend of mine has a daughter who works in D.C. and went to a party that George Will also attended. She told me that George Will had a lot to drink and "was not feeling any pain."

[GoCards]

Damn Straight. I WILL NOT VOTE FOR ROMNEY, I will stay home

[oprahstheantichrist]

"...executive experience in a president is over rated, as is intelligence."

Indeed. Until a crisis occurs.

[oprahstheantichrist]

"... the younger the woman, the more vehement the "feeling" likely they are to have had an abortion."

There. Fixed it.

[DefeatCorruption]

My position though that there is a difference between support and “worship”. I don’t care for the cult of personality that has developed around Palin and is no different from the one that developed around Obama. For me the difference is between Palin’s supporters that openly say that, in the end, they will support any nominee, provided they are conservative, and those that take the position that if Sarah Palin is not the nominee they will take their bat and ball and go home.

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Of course, if she is the nominee I will be voting for her too....but I fear Obama would win that election. There are just too many people in this country who hate her. Voters who are tired of Obama will vote for him simply because of their blinding fear of Palin...or not vote at all.

[hrh40]

Correction: They don’t hate Palin.

They hate the media concoction.

Palin still has 2 years to expose the media’s corruption.

The debates, retail political events, and campaign interviews will show Americans the real Palin.

17% of the Far Left will still hate her.

But more than 50% of the electorate will see her record and her common sense and her courage and will like her enough to vote for her against the horrible record, progressive nonsense, and cowardly ways of Barack Obama ... and some of the other Republican candidates.

[17ks]

“So ask yourself which one of the republicans has a trait that is severly lacking in Obama that the independent voters would want. Then the republican have their nominee for 2012.”

That would be Sarah. And the trait is cajones.