Posted on 03/23/2011 7:22:04 PM PDT by unseen1
Go to link since FR will not allow a post from the Tampa news press due to copyright issues.
Bill Kristol, the editor of Weekly Standard, should take some time to listen to the real Sarah Palin. He might learn something.
As it is, he’s as confused as the rest of the elitist republicans who can’t tell the difference between Sarah Palin and Tina Fey.
I hope that POS open-border RINO Connie Mack IV was not there. Dopey frat boy AH.
Way to go Florida! LOVE YA SARAH!
She’s kickin’ butt and takin’ names on Greta tonight.
cool, I am looking forward to seeing it. son has the TV at the moment.
I’m guessing Billie’s Chrystals didn’t buy a ticket?
Pray for America
But, I thought she was unelectable?
only because she can win the whole thing and upset everyone’s apple carts...
The time has come to question the conventional wisdom which asks the question: “Is a candidate electable?”.
The truth is my dog could beat 0bama.
The question becomes: “Who has the guts to turn around this socialist Rat/Soros agenda?”
On that score Palin looks to be a top contender.
My new tagline from her....“If you’re in it, win it. If there’s doubt, get out.”
If Sarah were to run and win the office of the President one great big bunch of elite, power-mad, semi-rinos who have gone along to get along and played the line forever will LOOSE all of the authority and power they have so carefully honed.
All of the unused IOU's will be gone with the wind.
And worst of all, all of their pompous wind bag garbage will be out the door. Their own words will appear silly as the new clarity norm hits the media waves.
The big money party invites will stop and a monolithic (and horrific) set of unwritten rules will disappear into the ether.
Life will become real, a painful prospect for this tribe of entitled losers.
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