Sarah Palin takes the initiative

The Hill ^ | 08/22/12 08:23 AM ET | By Bernie Quigley

[LibLieSlayer]

Do you know reince priebus? I know people that do... he is a rovian elitist. If they offered Sarah a prime time speaking slot... they attached conditions that were unpalatable or Sarah actually has proof that the gop were part of the left-wing destruction of her persona. Scheduling conflict for a National Stage at the GOP Convention??? Maybe she needs to straighten out her sock drawer that night.

LLS

[ripley]

“She has more force than hurricane Isaac!”

Such a refreshing wind.

One hopes that the attempt by the MSM to cast her as an idiot bacfires terribly.

IMHO

[beachn4fun]

Quite apparently or even obviously, the GOP-E committed itself to Romney early on which meant no money for Palin or anyone else in 2012. It was his turn, after all.

That right there is one of the main reasons I no longer give to GOP or Republican Senate Commmittee or anything like that...but directly to the candidate(s) I WANT

The GOP has pushed the same "good ole boy" at us every election.

And I don't see them backing too many women either.

[jennings2004]

If you haven’t heard it yet, go to Mark Levin’s site and listen to his interview with Ryan on Wednesday’s program. I considered it to be so superior to what we normally hear from a politician and the conditions...he was enroute in North Carolina during the interview...were certainly not good for such a sterling performance...hold on!

[mark1973]

I don’t take him at his word and i heard his interview with Mark Levin. Priebus was being “Weasley” throughout the entire interview. I believe Sarah,not Priebus.

[Durus]

There is definitely some bad blood there, of Romney's making I should add, and now he is paying the price of her support. This probably makes the GOPe very excited as they hate exuberant conservatism.

[Eye of Unk]

I somehow see a divine intervention at work here, to me Isaac is being sent as a reminder that no man is a god no matter how high his pedestal is. And that the RNC should offer Sarah Palin a speaking spot, perhaps then Isaac will divert elsewhere.

[MEG33]

I thought Sarah’s comments indicated that she had declined to speak..

[Big Mack]

I own both, and enjoy each!

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Sarah Palin...would support a third-party run in Missouri...this is a bad idea. Whatever happens must happen with cooperation from Akin.

How about a third party run and Akin drops out?

[NTHockey]

You missed my point. I asked if it wasn’t time for a SECOND party. Sure, we Conservatives are forced each election to either compromise our principles or stay at home.

Sure voters - including Conservatives - pick their candidates BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO CHOICE. There has not been a Conservative run for national office since Reagan.

We continue to hold our noses and what have we gotten for it? I’m done with the national GOP-e; I will support local candidates who are Conservative, regardless of party.

[KC_Lion]

Sarah sees the writing on the wall, the GOP is not long for this political world. Like I have said by nominating Willard the GOP has gone the way of the Whigs.

I also think that when Sarah forms her Conservative Party the "Moderate GOP" types should be excluded.

GO SARAH!

[Friendofgeorge]

As already stated..you betcha

[2ndDivisionVet]

David Limbaugh, any professional Missouri sports star or celebrity, former state-wide politicians (I’m not from Missouri, so I have no names for you), prominent businesspeople, etc.

[Bikkuri]

[Bikkuri]

I am with you... He still fails the smell test.

Voting ONLY Conserves on my ticket.

[humblegunner]

And that the RNC should offer Sarah Palin a speaking spot, perhaps then Isaac will divert elsewhere.

[trisham]

Grade: C-   Poorly conceived and executed.

[humblegunner]

Free Republic is now a charade. So long.