[pissant]

FWIW. I'd choose DeMint/Bachmann or Cain, but hey, what do I know.

[Forgiven_Sinner]

It's not a bad combination. I'd prefer Palin at the top of the ticket because she had a more successful governorship, even if it was only 2 1/2 years.

I'm against legislators for President; they need executive experience. Also, historically, they do not do well in campaigns for President.

[jessduntno]

Little Timmy Pawlenty? We would have called him Good’n in the old neighborhood.

Sarah Palin is the next Republican President. Like it or not, SP is the only one that can generate the heat to win it. Get used to it, it is going to happen. The rest are dwarves next to her. Like the man used to say, “In your heart, you know she’s right.” You know it’s true.

[conservativebuckeye]

I’m not sure I disagree with this. Pawlenty has been growing on me as of late. The problem with DeMint is that he has no executive experience. He’s as good if not better than anyone on the issues, but his lack of executive experience is somewhat worrisome. Lincoln was the last good President without executive experience. Then again, there have only been 3-4 good Presidents since Lincoln.

[RaceBannon]

I want WEST/BACHMAN

[stevem]

THE TIME IS NOW FOR CONSERVATIVES TO CIRCLE WAGONS AROUND PAWLENTY-PALIN

I believe this would be a formidable duo. I'd probably do 'er the other way around, though.