hmmmm, let me see, needs to read more…needs to become wiser…yup sounds like she’s not ready. Next!

robertnyc212 on June 5, 2009 at 2:07 PM

Wrong. It’s not about becoming wiser or reading more. It’s about becoming oilier in an attempt to satisfy the more superficial among us, like you.

Never, ever in your life are you going to hear Mitt say,

“Politically speaking, if I die, I die.”

That’s Palin talking. That’s a leader with principles.

(Remember how Mitt sheepishly and partially held up his hand during the debates and Fred was the one who said, nope, not gonna hold up my hand!)

INC on June 4, 2009 at 10:48 PM

Sarah Palin is reminding me more and more of Deborah in the Book of Judges…

When God couldn’t find a man to straighten out Israel (all the other Judges were men) he found a woman.

There was never another need for that again.

This woman has more Cojones in her little finger than every other GOP candidate for president.

As well as good sections of the senate.

robertnyc212

Here we go again with this. You do not know what you are talking about.
Sarah Palin is waaay more ready than the likes of you will ever be.

She’s going to be just fine, you will have to admit that soon enough.

So, who would be a better Republican president? Sarah Palin or Colin Powell?

Look, buddy, you’re welcome to your opinion (as am I). When you try to align your opinion with someone else’s to give it more credibility (like, say, Ann Coulter- not my fave, BTW, but whatever) it would be nice if they said what you say they said. Yes, Coulter said she “recommends” that Palin wait, and read some more. To spin that into “Coulter said Palin is too stupid for higher office” is simply dishonest.

I suppose if I said you’re not well read you would feel smart.

Look, I’m not saying SP is not likable (at least to a certain demographic) but she’s not the savior of the republican party. I like Forrest Gump too but not for higher office.

“Presently too stupid for higher office?” Where’d you get that quote from?

Yes, Coulter recommended in a Human Events article that Palin wait, read more, etc. She also said (in the same article) that “maybe 2012 is her year,” and talked about Obama’s inexperience then added “but we’re not Democrats.”

Coulter probably does think she should wait, which is a valid opinion. Don’t think she’s ever referred to Palin as “stupid” though. Got a link showing otherwise?

The same Ann Coulter that wrote this?

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1894410_1894289_1894287,00.html

Hang tough Sarah. Because we’re going to need your voice in 2010, and your veracity in 2012 to replace this fraud-in-chief that’s never proved he’s a legal U.S. citizen.

“WHERE’S THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE”

How could you be against federal bailouts when your state budget is made up entirely of federal money and your citizens don’t pay state income tax?

Greef on June 5, 2009 at 12:41 PM

Ever hear of sales taxes? Property taxes? Petroleum revenues?

There is federal money going to Alaska (which Palin has been scaling down, BTW) but your “state budget is made up entirely of federal money” statement is easily discounted.

How could you be against federal bailouts when your state budget is made up entirely of federal money and your citizens don’t pay state income tax?

net approval index (strongly approve-strongly disapprove)
34-34=0 (lowest it has ever been)

overall approval: 54-46=8

NB:the 46% represents the total that the McCain-Palin campaign garnered on Nov. 4/2008 exactly 7 months ago.

Palin 2012: You Betcha!

NoLeftTurn on June 5, 2009 at 12:01 AM

Can we get a bumper sticker?