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LiquidH2O on July 15, 2009 at 6:57 PM

Perhaps you shouldn’t have used a business example.

How many startups began from people leaving old, stodgy companies to start their own fast-paced ones? Is AT&T the leader in telecommunications? Is Yahoo the number one place to go for searching? Is Standard Oil still around?

Your assertion depends on leadership changing. And if it doesn’t? …I’ll happily leave the stodgy old Demo-crap wannabe beltway elitists for a New Republican Party!

(Wouldn’t be a hoot to see an independent conservative party start up with the name “New Republican Party”!!!! Which to vote for… the “Republican Party”, or the “NEW Republican Party”! Works for me…)

Got run

Shelby on July 15, 2009 at 11:06 PM

I was gonna let this lie, but:

Shelby, they make Imodium for that.

Or, Governor Palin spends about a year writing/speaking on core conservative issues.

The conservative base of the party coalesces around her.
The squishies have no choice but to come with her.
Conservatism wins.

massrighty on July 15, 2009 at 9:54 PM</blockquot
Perhaps,but the more I look around the GOP, the less I see worth keeping. Steele is a joke, the current “front runners” are retread losers, there’s only a very few REAL conservatives that could be called up and conming stars.
To me,staying GOP is now like investing in an old car with 150K on the odometer. It’s not worth it in the long run.

FIFY

Anybody else notice that she hasn’t listened to any of them?

Anybody other than me ROTFL that she’s supposedly such a loser but everybody is still fascinated with her?

Put a fork in Huckleberry – he’s done.

Don’t think he’s that serious about endorsing her, especially at this early time, but it was interesting that he floated it.

Oh, God. Shelby’s still with us. I thought this troll paid by Defenders of Wildlife was banned long ago.

alliebobbitt on July 15, 2009 at 10:57 PM

Awww, I can tell you’ve missed me. How sweet.

Got run–see ya next time…

Shelby on July 15, 2009 at 10:45 PM

And, they both once owned Chevy’s.

Sorry, I thought we were just randomly connecting facts, without a meaningful point.

Watch the video of huck’s VILE Obama joke here:

http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=4873660

http://www.arkansasleader.com/2008/09/editorial-lot-in-commonpalin-and-huck.html

Tuesday, September 09, 2008

EDITORIAL >>A lot in common: Palin and Huck

The more we find out about Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, John McCain’s running mate, the more comfortable we are with her.

With every disclosure she sounds more and more like our own governor for 10 years, Mike Huckabee, who got passed over for the vice presidential nomination despite his having five times her executive experience.

First, there is the rare political skill of campaigning as a conservative and governing as a liberal. Huckabee campaigned for governor and for president as a fiscal hardliner who slashed taxes and shrank government. In fact, he had raised more taxes than any governor in the state’s history, ran up more debt than all the previous governors combined, grew state employees by 19 percent and greatly enlarged government welfare programs.

Now we learn that Palin raised taxes as mayor of the little town of Wasilla and in eight years raised total spending by 63 percent and office furniture and equipment by 117 percent and ran the city’s long-term debt from nothing to $18.6 million.

Campaigning for governor, she condemned the governor’s plan to raise taxes on oil and gas companies by tying the severance tax to their windfall profits, and also opposed his plan to authorize a natural gas pipeline from Alaska’s North Slope across Canada to the lower 48 states. Once elected, she embraced and signed the windfall profits tax on the oil companies and promoted the pipeline project, pledging $500 million from Alaska taxpayers to help a Canadian energy company build it.

Now from the Washington Post we learn that Gov. Palin billed the taxpayers for 312 days of lodging and expenses for living in her own home and for the travel of family members in her first 18 months as governor.

For a couple of years, until the state Ethics Committee stopped him, Gov. Huckabee paid for his family’s personal expenses in their government-provided home from a state account, claimed furniture gifts to the Mansion as his own and solicited going-away gifts when he finally left the Mansion. But it seems never to have occurred to him to claim per-diem expenses for the days he actually spent working for the people as Palin did. So give her credit for being a little shrewder than our boy.

In still another way he was more frugal than she. Huckabee’s final salary as Arkansas governor was $74,000, which was $51,000 less than Palin’s in a state of fewer than 700,000 souls, about a fourth of Arkansas’ population.

Yes, we’re beginning to feel like we know Sarah Palin very well.

—Ernie Dumas

/eyeroll

On Facebook, which I joined yesterday, Sarah Palin had 96,000+ fans, today she has 662,000+ fans.

I think that the Dems need to be very afraid.

I hate that nutjob, dont’t compare me to that weird thing.

TimeTraveler on July 15, 2009 at 6:53 PM

We like you even less.
You are the passerby who kicks the unconscious victim of a mugging.
The last player into the fray from a bench-clearling brawl.
Useless Lurker.
Go now.

spacewife on July 15, 2009 at 6:20 PM

I’m envious as hell – I’d love to see what you can see!

Why beg to keep Palin. The party was embarrassed by her, and embarrassed by her supporters. The people that supported her were regular fly over country people that the east & west coast elites hate. We wouldn’t be welcome at your country clubs, but our “meager” checks to GOP headquarters are always welcome.
When Palin was verbally destroyed by the DEMS and their paid goons, the MSM, where was the RNC? It did NOTHING about it. You abandoned Palin, now she, if she’s smart, should abandon the GOP too. Time for a 3rd Party. The GOP are now the Whigs.

Jeff from WI on July 15, 2009 at 8:17 PM

Or, Governor Palin spends about a year writing/speaking on core conservative issues.

The conservative base of the party coalesces around her.
The squishies have no choice but to come with her.
Conservatism wins.

So what do you think Palin is doing?

TimeTraveler on July 15, 2009 at 6:19 PM

Being good at her job.
Irritating you into being a fool.

Stick to pickin’ and grinnin’, Huck. Hold on to that day job at Fox cause you couldn’t even beat McLame last time around.

Kissmygrits on July 15, 2009 at 9:25 PM

LOL…Maybe Hee Haw can make a come back.

who would you vote for now?

Obama 42% (46)

someone else 39% (30)

Diageo/The Hotline poll

Palin to Huckabee: Quit the party.

Come and get it.