Posted on 06/01/2010 9:20:53 PM PDT by pissant
When Mr. McAmnesty (John McCain) morphed overnight into Mr. Border Security, under fire from Arizona conservatives fed up with the death and destruction flooding across its southern border, there was no great shock and nobody was in awe…
When Tea Party princess Sarah Palin paid her political debt by endorsing former running mate Mr. McAmnesty for re-election to the US Senate, Tea Partiers’ were upset, but not surprised.
But when Palin endorsed California candidate Carly Fiorina, running against Barbara Boxer, people were forced to ask who Palin is taking marching orders from these days…
Fiorina is famous for her “Fiorina’s Folly” that got her tossed from Hewlett Packard. A disaster not yet fully realized. But to those who follow behind-the-scenes politics, she is famous for much more disturbing news. Fiorina has friends in LOW places…
Carly Fiorina (aka Cara Carleton Sneed) sits on the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum, a United Nations organization responsible for shoving nations around the world into global governance. - “The World Economic Forum Global Redesign Summit ended with concerns that the post-crisis zeal for reforming the global system may be waning.”
(Excerpt) Read more at canadafreepress.com ...
Hey Buck, if you want to elect some real conservatives, you are going to have to move out of lala land. We do have a lot more conservatives here in TX and AZ is the same.
What you fail to realize is that Devore is not going to win. So get over it and become more forward thinking.
RINOS are bad; Obama clones are disastrous.
There aren’t enough cuss words in the english language for me to tell you what I think of her...when I saw Palin’s endorsement of that depicable creature, I cringed.
That superating pile of lies from Fiorina /hurl is revolting in it’s dishonestly and evil. Wow.
And when Fiorina win the nomination, then what will you write? I don’t like her either, but DeVore has no shot at all.
One good thing about corporate execs is that they can subordinate their personal philosophies to what needs to be done, but only for a limited time and wealth window. One bad thing about corporate top execs is that they can be so financially comfortable that the consequences of their actions never affect them, however badly things turn out. Hey, guess what, the same model applies to many democrat politicians - and how did they get that way with their modest government salaries ...
I understand the concerns about Fiornia. However, I do not think she is a flaming libtard. I think she, like McCain, had to deal with the PC elements that prevailed at the time.
Furthermore, I don’t know much about DeVore. He seems to say the right thing, but there is just something about him. Call it female intuition, but I just don’t like him.
Thus, I believe that Palin is correct: Fiorina is the R who could win in CA. Regardless of what the good Rabbi said on the other link.
In statewide elections, California is not about to outlaw abortion and will likely not give up it’s weed. It may crack down on their illegal problem, especially as Fed aid continues to dwindle. It may also eventually be forced by an outraged citizenry to permit more 2nd amdt friendly legislation to pass. What they seek in national candidates I think will hold similar views.
On the National level, I don’t think Carly will be a spend thrift, and entitlement/regulate everything that moves, or transnationalist legislator. Those are the biggies worrying me right now.
Of course, I have no dog in the hunt, living on the East Coast, other than the hope that a more rational Congress will not spend like a drunken sailor on shore leave and end up using legislative mandates to pay for their pork fixes.
When all is said and done, I’ll be voting for whoever has the best chance of beating Boxer in November. Right now it’s a choice between Fiorina and Devore. I still haven’t made up my mind.
Too right wing. Just an actor. Too low in the polls. Lightweight. Not a winner for the general. Blah blah blah.
Spare us. We've heard it before.
If the man is off the ballot, THEN he has "no chance at all."
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It appears Fiorina is cut out of the same Marxist-globalist cloth as Obama.
>>”Dr. Khalid Al-Mansour, Senior Advisor, HRH Prince Al-Waleed Bin Talal.”
IIRC, These two dudes are good buddies of Fauxbama! (Possibly, they paid his way through Law School.
DG
Nice try with your analogy, but Reagan was nowhere near this low in the polls so close to the primary date. So we're back to DeVore having zero chance. I can't stand Fiornia and despise Tom Campbell. So what will YOU do once one of them wins?
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Sorry, I dont support Democrats (D) or Republicans (D). You’ll just have to look elsewhere.
Yup. Obama has deep connections with every radical under the sun.
No, not CFP, just this particular writer who can't make up his mind if Sarah's a mega-force or a follower. He wants to have it both ways at his whim.
As Tea Party darling Sarah Palin was announcing her intentions to campaign for McCain, the US Supreme Court was busy announcing that John McCain is in the business of passing unconstitutional laws. Not a good way to kick off the campaign season…......Even “read my lipstick” sweetheart Sarah Palin won’t be able to save John McCain from the wrath of Tea Partiers, 912ers and town hall goers in Arizona. They have had a target on McCain’s chest since his “amnesty for everyone” days.
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The writer is against McCain and Fiorina, right along with all or most conservatives, but he took a cheap shot at Sarah without backing it up because there is no there, there. She is totally against amnesty. He should have omitted that part, but I guess he couldn't help himself.
You can see he's not fond of Sarah from his earlier writing. No big deal to me. Just background info on the writer.
Thanks justiceseeker93.
“This is a primary, btw. It’s pubbie vs pubbie and dem vs dem. Plenty of time for gen election stuff after the primary. Of course, the primary last time straddled us with the sure fire loser named McAmnesty. So it’s possible we may be stuck with the equally embarrassing spectacle of Fiorina. “
Prophetic.
What’s funny is I had some feller here yesterday browbeating Tancredo to drop out and urging folks to vote Maes in the CO guv’s race. Tanc is polling at 40 something %, Maes at 15%. Despite Tanc being more conservative AND being the only one in striking distance to Hinckelhooper or whatever the marxists name is, it was Tanc who had to go, bitching that he should have joined the GOP primary if he wanted to run.
The same ‘conservative’ feller was cheerleading for Fiorina in the PRIMARY because she was the “only electable” candidate and the only one who could beat Babs. Alas, they handed Babs a target rich environment with Carly, so it is neck and neck in a year that dingbats like Babs should be losing by 15 points.
So even in a primary, they want the conservative to drop out (electability). Then you get a clear choice in a general even for guv (no effect on Nat. Senate/Congress balance) and the conservative must get scram.
This is the real Palin Effect. Neutered males, formerly conservative, pimping for hacks like Carly while ditching Tanc because he didn’t get Precious’ endorsement.
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