Sarah Palin IS this Tea Partier's cup of Tea!!

12/02/2009 | Jim Robinson

[pissant]

I fully anticipate that the fights here will be as they always are, split into multiple factions, even if all the candidates are good conservatives.

[jla]

I confidently predict that in two years time, (though likely sooner), Bob J will emerge as one of Palin’s most staunch supporters.

[Jim Robinson]

RomneyCare is Romney’s baby. He conceived it. He birthed it. He nursed it. He pushed it. He still brags about it today. He brought life to ObamaCare. He’s a freaking ObamaCare socialist bastard!!

[hennie pennie]

Hi.

Very interesting tag line.

Would you by any cnance consider starting a vanity to explain to the rest of us how a "commoner" might be able to suddenly effectively raise money for a conservative candidate -- "commoner" meaning not a millionaire or a billionaire or a celebrity or any type of "elite."

Thanks.
HP

[maxter]

She is the one. Even if she doesn’t run, she will have a major impact in the race.

[caddystacks]

Sarah's gotta strech before she runs! :)

[stylecouncilor]

Great post, Jim! I hope she runs too!!

[Semper Mark]

[rockinqsranch]

WE like her for all the reasons you do as well, but we are also in a wait and see mode.

We hope, and pray she has the opportunity to run with someone with a strong Conservative reputation, well established in Political affairs domestic, as well foreign that could lead to her own two term Presidency.

Prayers for Dick Cheney, and Sarah Palin 2012. Seriously.

[cuz_it_aint_their_money]

How I long to say the words, Madam President, Sarah Palin.

And First Dude, Todd Palin has a nice ring to it.

[numberonepal]

I disagree. He did what he had to do to save the economy of Mississippi. I'm really sick of this no-one-is-conservative-enough crap.

Seriously? One land deal for cronies did NOT save the Mississippi economy. Give the good folks there a bit more credit (including many members of my family). His deal exhibits a fundamental flaw in his philosophy that can manifest itself in many ways. When someone believes that it is OK to take property from individuals at the point of a gun, they aren't fit to be president or governor. That is an example of statist thinking and is unacceptable.

[Monterrosa-24]

“...He’s a freaking ObamaCare socialist bastard!!”

There is no need to mince your words Jim. Tell us how you really feel. Ha!

I agree with our fearless FRer-in-chief. Palin is the cat’s PJs.

I dream of a Palin-Bolton ticket.

[numberonepal]

don’t forget the other pitbull in lipstick, Mrs. Bachmann!!!!

Bachmann and Palin together is a wet dream. Oh wait I didn't mean it like THAT. Well, maybe a little.

[posterchild]

Agreed.

This is the interview. http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_111709/content/01125120.guest.html

[maxter]

Well I bought two books as a starter....

[library user]

I’m hoping for Haley Barbour.

He jumped the shark a few months ago. I forget over what, though.

[numberonepal]

Bob J will emerge as one of Palin’s most staunch supporters.

Should Palin secure the nomination I'm sure he'll be a fine soldier for the cause.

[Cyber Liberty]

I thought you opus-ed out.

[Cicero]

I agree. She has all the right ideas and beliefs, she has been a lifelong leader who has worked well with people since her high school days, she has an excellent record of WINNING against corrupt and entrenched politicians, and she can be counted on not to waffle or wobble.

But the first step is to take on the party establishment and the Democrats and work to elect some solid congressmen and senators. Then the next step is to win the primaries.

I’ve said before that the Republican Party may be on terminal life support, incapable of reviving itself. It’s had a run of 150 years, and parties have a way of getting old after such a long time. If so, maybe it’s time for change.

I’m not talking about third party. I’m talking about a NEW SECOND PARTY. I’m not certain if this will be necessary or not. Time will tell, and it should not be pushed. But IF it becomes necessary, I can’t think of a better person to lead the way than Sarah.

That’s how the Republican Party was born in the first place—when the Whigs just got too old, tired, and corrupt to fix. Those former Whigs who were worth saving came over and joined the new party.

One thing at a time. But Sarah is the only person I see capable of leading us out of this mess and not losing her way. So, she’s a woman. So were Golda Meir and Maggie Thatcher. They had the strength to lead in critical times and to change the face of their nations.

[Lesforlife]

Would a real pro-lifer appoint a Planned Parenthood board member
to the Alaska supreme court?

http://www.thealaskastandard.com/?q=node/559