Posted on 10/17/2013 8:12:49 PM PDT by sheikdetailfeather
Sarah Palin was asked if she intends to support primary contenders to Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell and others who she’s mentioned in recent past and she replied that she’d see who is running against these incumbents and go from there. But she reemphasized tonight that those who won’t stand up and fight against the left’s fundamental transformation and fight for our economic freedom must be primaried or the country is going down.
Here’s the full interview:
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Sarah is right. Our fights with each other need to remain internal, that is, in the primaries. Once we select candidates, we need to support them in the general election against the dems. That’s the only way we’ll win. We need to put as much emphasis on the primaries as on the general election.
Michael Corleone had it right after the verbal altercation with Mo Green, when he told Alfredo: “Fredo, you’re my brother, and I love you. But don’t ever take sides against the family again.”
That’s the kind of weakness that gets mob families killed and causes political parties to lose elections.
I want someone to point blank ask her about Juan McStain.
No. We don't. You can, but I won't vote for a moderate who happens to use the GOP as his or her means to power.
If the GOP is going to be held to conservative principles, it must not be rewarded with support for go-along/get-along scrubs, like McCain, Collins, Snowe, McConnell, Alexander, Hatch, and quite a few others.
Little Megyn is such a lefty and not the sharpest knife in the drawer either. Not much of an actress either. I thought she was was going to burst into song when they announced Obama the winner on election night. A conversation with Sarah Palin must really frazzle her brain waves. :-)
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