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To: Windflier

Not true. 100% name regognition is great as long as it is all positive. People who know who she is and don’t care for her are seeing nothing new about Palin. Those are the people that she would be seeking to change their minds.

All the wait has done was give them more fuel to not take her seriously.

Her views on specific policy positions are far from being well known. Especially on controversial issues.

Until she states her positions straight out of her mouth, she is unknown.

She basically told you the other night that she isn’t going to run. She doesn’t feel the need for a title. She also said that the job would keep her from being who she is. For her, she would have to hire some of the people she knows she would need that would constrict her.

Newt has name recognition, not all positive, but he has actually moved up by his debate performances and ideas.


59 posted on 10/04/2011 10:01:03 AM PDT by dforest
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To: indylindy

Obama, Madonna, Hillary, Cher, Lady GaGa, Hitler.....I do believe that they all have/had “name recognition”.


63 posted on 10/04/2011 10:06:03 AM PDT by wtc911
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To: indylindy
"100% name regognition is great as long as it is all positive."

What a load of crap! NOBODY is liked by everyone! Jesus Christ was the finest, most perfect human ever born, and he was crucified by the majority rule of the day! WHich, by the way, does NOT mean he wasn't the right guy for the JOB.

ANY of this getting through, there, WindyLimpy? Are you insane or just an imbecile? Good grief, the crap you come up with.

;^\

86 posted on 10/04/2011 11:02:35 AM PDT by Gargantua (Take three "premarin," and DON'T call me in the morning.)
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