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To: 2ndDivisionVet
The GOP elitist view. They mention just about everyone you can possibly think of as a potential Republican candidate for the 2012 GOP presidential but pointedly omit any mention of former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, who is clearly a Tea Party favorite, has instant name recognition, can easily raise millions and fills large arenas any time she appears - yet the Wall Street Journal pretends she doesn't exist. How absurd - and transparently biased. WSJ is losing credibility with lame stories like this one that try to convince us that a bunch of RINOs are the only politicians that matter and that the Republicans are 'in disarray' because Mitt Romney or Mike Huckabee isn't gaining a lot of support when Sarah Palin is, consistently.

I'm getting real tired of this kind of snubbing of Palin, especially from the Wall Street Journal, which is usually pro-Republican. I guess Sarah Palin just isn't the 'right kind of Republican' for that crowd. She isn't an attorney, didn't graduate from an ivy league university, doesn't live in a major city, hunts and fishes and has a Down's Syndrome child that she isn't ashamed of. How tacky - to the country club crowd, anyway. Screw them and their hand-picked, oh-so-moderate, polished, shallow presidential wannabes. I'll take authentic, honest, conservative Sarah Palin. They can have Huckabee and Romney.

12 posted on 04/23/2011 12:55:48 PM PDT by Jim Scott
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To: Jim Scott
Well said.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

14 posted on 04/23/2011 1:00:39 PM PDT by wku man (Who says conservatives don't rock? www.myspace.com/10poundtest)
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