Honorable Sarah Palin would make a great American President. Agree or disagree (Huckabee, Obama)

[PrestonM]

Read more and vote: Honorable Sarah Palin would make a great American President « Ryanskunk’s Blog .

[delusianne]

If Ryanskunk had the sense God gave a...skunk, he wouldnt post brainless stuff like this on his blog.

[US-Traveller]

I am a Conservative Republican. I think she would make a poor president. She is not the future of the Republican Party. The future is Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Mark Sanford, Jon Huntsman, Bobby Jindal, Mitch Daniels, Tim Pawlenty, Michele Bachmann, Jason Chaffetz, Eric Cantor, and there are many more.

[cuebald]

If you want Mark Sanford, you can find a lot of people here in SC who will happily box him up and ship him to you postpaid.

[The Dissenter]

If Sarah ran against Obama in 2012, Obama would have the largest margin of victory ever in a presidential election. I'd vote for him (voted for Barr this time) to keep Palin out of the White House.

[Donn2390]

Originally Posted by Alanboy395

If Sarah ran against Obama in 2012, Obama would have the largest margin of victory ever in a presidential election. I'd vote for him (voted for Barr this time) to keep Palin out of the White House.

You are an amazing man..! You already know exactly how you will feel in four years..! I'm impressed....
Four years is a long time, chill out, go back to reading comic books for the next three and a half years, and then let us know how you feel at that time...
You might look less foolish if you work it that way....

[camping!]

I couldn't vote for Palin, or any other politician that followed a doomsday religion -- I would never trust them with access to nuclear weopons.

**and just to be clear, I don't consider christianity to be a doomsday religion, only certain sects of it, such as the one Palin follows.

[Wicked Felina]

After reading US-Traveller and cuebald's comments, I looked up some info on Mark Sanford whom I'd never head of before. Presidential? No. Mitt Romney a hundred times over this doofus.

"Just recently South Carolina governor Mark Sanford was saying he wasn’t so sure his state would take any of the federal government’s stimulus bill money, because that bill was so awful, all full of pork and porky things. He was taking a principled stand! And then a bunch of snarky liberals like Paul Begala said “Fine, leave billions of dollars of free government aid on the table then,” so of course Sanford had to reassess." HAHAHA!!!

"WARNING": The site I got this from is a wittle foul-mouthed, but rather amusing. Never heard of the site before, nor have I read everything posted, so check it at your own risk!

wonkette DOT com

[artsyguy]

We do not need a confused silly Fundamentalist woman in the White House running our country.

[golfgod]

US Traveller wrote that S. Palin is NOT the future of the R party;

The future is Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Mark Sanford, Jon Huntsman, Bobby Jindal, Mitch Daniels, Tim Pawlenty, Michele Bachmann, Jason Chaffetz, Eric Cantor, and there are many more.

Mitt Romney-will NEVER get the votes of the Christian right, his economic plans are a joke (maybe that'll get those votes).

Mike Huckabee-will do well with the Christian right, but a little exposure on his record as governor will see him flopping on the deck like a fish

Mark Sanford-a huge hippocrite, will do real well with R primary voters of all stripes.

Jon Huntsman-probably too smart for the job, but a lot of people thought that of Obama too

Michelle Bachmann-she'll do very well with the insane, the incarcerated, the truly wacky and those who want to forcibly convert "the gays" to straight.

AFAIK the rest of your list is mostly "short hitters" (although Bachmann is too) who've yet to make a mark on the national stage. But your list does give me an idea for a thread I've been thinking about starting; "Top 10 Republicans the Democrats are thankful for when they wake up each morning".

golfgod