The myth of Palin's frontrunner status

Washington Post ^ | December 1, 2010 | Jennifer Rubin

[curiosity]

If a Republican man wins how is that going to grow the base, but if Sarah Palin wins what do you think its going to do for voting blocks for the future! Young girls will look up to Sarah and the GOP, those girls turn into voters,

Wow. It's really sickening to see that kind of unconservative and unAmerican indentity politics on a conservative site.

[RichInOC]

Jennifer, let me tell you what I think about this column this way.

If you’ve watched pretty much any TV the last few weeks, you may have seen the BMW commercial where the young guy’s growing up, and his mom and dad are looking at various gifts they’re looking to buy him and saying “This is just as good as the one you’ve always wanted.” And the kid goes...”No, it’s not.”

[factmart]

FU

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks neverdem.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2636040/posts?page=123#123

[grey_whiskers]

Wow. It's really sickening to see that kind of unconservative and unAmerican indentity politics on a conservative site.

Nice try, troll-boy.

We are stealing the successful techniques of the Gramscians.

The youth and the institutions.

Take out a low-tranche home-equity loan and buy a clue.

Cheers!

[The Pack Knight]

I certainly won’t argue with that. Unfortunately, it seems to be “elitist” to demand more.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

“I really hope they’re right. If she runs, she’ll be a disaster for the party, even if she doesn’t win the nomination.”

Wow. Interesting concept. In other words, she’s so popular that if she lost, the party would suffer a rift? Almost everyone in talk radio likes her too. But the left hates her. So we need someone who everyone on the right likes less and the left hates less?