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I would've said she's a snake charming unChristian RINO, but this is almost as good
Conservative for Change: Ron Paul Calls Sarah Palin a Country Club Republican...And He is Right! (http://www.conservativeforchange.com/2009/07/ron-paul-calls-sarah-palin-country-club.html - broken link)
i think republicans respect that mrs palin kept her conservative stance even while under attack. i do think that most republicans would acknowledge that she is not yet ready to be president, unless she is taking the time off to really study the issues and prepare herself. ron paul has been in office for a long time and has identified the problems facing americans and how to address them.
i also wish that the discussion would shift away from mrs palin since she isn't even in office anymore and back to the important issues that are facing this country, mainly that our government is being run by wall street. (or is it the other way around)......
I always thought the "Country Club" repubicans were the educated ones, the doctors, the lawyers, the businessmen and women who like to golf. Sarah doesn't seem to fit in with that crowd.
Dr. No is just jealous because no country club will have him.
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