What about Gingrich's support for the extremely liberal Dede Scozzafava in the 2009 special election that almost every Conservative, including Palin, endorsed the Conservative party candidate who ended up losing a very close race after Dede Scozzafava dropped out, and endorsed the democrat in the race that surprised no one who knew anything about the race.
Sarah Palin should endorse the Conservative Republican outsider Herman Cain if she cares about her reputation, and influence in the coming years. Cain is exactly what most of the Conservative TEA party said they wanted in a candidate instead of a career establishment politician who are almost all the same, because they are controlled by the establishment who thinks they are going to get the Hispanic vote when they pass amnesty for some ridiculous reason.
They don't seem to know the difference between illegal, and legal Hispanics. Sarah Palin would be better off not endorsing anyone before she would be supporting Gingrich, who was endorsing the liberal Dede Scozzafava while she was endorsing the Conservative party candidate Doug Hoffman, along with Fred Thompson in the 2009 New York Congressional special election. Gingrich, along with the log cabin republicans went with the extreme liberal, even for a RINO, in Dede Scozzafava who went on to drop out of the race, and then endorse the democrat candidate who went on to win a close race. For a guy who's suppose to be the smartest candidate of all time, he screwed that race up which only happened in 2009! It wasn't a surprise to any Conservative who knew how liberal this RINO he was endorsing was.
Herman Cain is even heartless, and inhumane on illegal immigration which only means he wants to actually stop it by enforcing our laws, considering anyone with actual ideas that can solve the problem are considered to be these ridiculous words by some people who are nothing but talk on the issue. We are sick of hearing things like “humane”, which reminds Conservatives of “compassionate Conservative”. Those things imply some of the other candidates, and Conservative voters are supporting “inhumane” solutions to illegal immigrations which means anything less than amnesty to the establishment GOP, just like “Compassionate Conservative”, implied most of us were not compassionate; the word just meant liberal in reality.
I don't want another “liberal Conservative” like Bush, whatever the hell that's suppose to be. I guess it fit him though considering he was cutting taxes while his spending was out of control.
If Palin doesn't support Herman Cain, or at least a Conservative candidate like Bachmann her influence, and popularity among Conservatives will drop big time. She said she supported something new in politics, and it makes no sense for her to endorse a guy who's been in politics since the 50’s, and just recently had the big New York special election embarrassment where he put party before principle.
If Palin doesn't endorse Gingrich yet, it's probably only because of his recent illegal immigration garbage that hopefully kills his campaign, but she will probably end up doing it anyway, just a little further down the road. She would be better off not endorsing anyone that Gingrich, Perry, or Romney even though that would rightfully hurt her as well.
Join the Cain Train, and stay aboard through the ridiculous onslaught by the liberal media and Republican establishment, that's always in pursuit with the intent to destroy not only the campaign, but the man himself.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiveQh7tx6I
Have you seen this clip of “conservative candidate” Bachmann? There’s a thread on it here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2812319/posts
I can’t wait ‘til Herman Cain is asked what he thinks about the Gingrich solution, i.e.,
control the border
guest worker program
review board
deportation in specific cases
very severe penalties for employers
Do you think Mr. Cain will say that wholesale mass deportation is practical and fair, and that individual review is not? Do you think he’s against very severe penalties for employers of illegals? Do you think he will denounce the guest worker program and vow there would be none in a Cain administration? There are guest workers in the US now, and have been for decades — including during the Eisenhower years. Somehow I don’t envision Mr. Cain taking on that fight, but perhaps you do?