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The percentage of voters who said they definitely would not support Palin is an increase over a year ago, when the number was 53 percent. Twenty-seven percent of those who voted for John McCain in 2008 would not support her, and the same goes for nearly three out of 10 Republicans overall, four in 10 self-described conservatives and four in 10 evangelical white Protestants.We don't need a lightening rod for President, but we do need Sarah Palin to continue what she's doing. She's blunt, vocal, and conservative. She makes liberals recoil from truth and fact; AND the Media Elite demonstrate their true colors when they attack her. She very influential and maintains a big enough backing to keep a corupt administration on it's toes. I don't want to see her as president, but the official position that could really benefit from her talents has not even been created yet. I will however, vote for anyone running against Obama.
December 19 2010 at 11:51 AM PermalinkNote how the media MANIPULATES public opinion against Sarah Palin. Obama talked about visiting all 57 states and the marine "corps", yet he is brilliant. Nancy Pelosi said we have to pass the healthcare bill so we can see what is in it...and she is a genius. Yet the attack on Sarah Palin has been all out, lokking for any and all little possible or exaggerated miscues. Ther fact is they are afraid of her and what she represnts...an intelligent, beautiful woman...not an "elite"....somebody who relates to every day people. This cares them to death.
December 19 2010 at 11:51 AM PermalinkHuckabee and Palin a couple of FOX reporters now So does that mean the talking heads on FOX will decided for us, cuase god knows we cant, who from FOX will be president?
December 19 2010 at 11:48 AM PermalinkSarah Palin is an interesting woman, more entertainer than an intelligent, well-educated politican. I would love to see more women in the higher levels of government but they must be qualified which Mrs. Palin is not. Many educated women would not vote for her and some wonder how she ever was elected governor of Alaska. She is great at gathering groups of far-right, evangelical Republicans to her rallys but I would be scared spitless to have her making decisions for this country and dealing with foreign leaders. Heaven help us!! Obama in 2012....
December 19 2010 at 11:35 AM PermalinkI love what she does to the left. She drives them crazy! I think she is beautiful and intelligent....BUT not for President. I know a woman could be as good as a man for President, but not in this day and time. We need a man who can put the fear into our enemies and have the balls to back it up. Islamic terrorist do not respect women for their intellect nor courage. We have to be wise to win the War on Terror, which is the most concern today along with our economy. All said...she would come across stronger than Obama in any event.
December 19 2010 at 11:33 AM Permalink -3Barbara Bush put it simply ,,, she sat next to Sara Palin at a DC function , she said she was very attractive , she seems to love Alasaka , and Mrs. Bush thinks she should stay there..thats the message..so I am not casting a vote for Palin here either!
December 19 2010 at 11:33 AM Permalink +3She seems like a great person and someone you would want to hang out with on a Saturday night to have a great laugh with, but I am not stupid enough to vote for someone with no experience what-so-ever in anything beside a couple of months as the governor of what? Alaska! A beautiful state but not much to govern up there besides a few densely populated towns with the populations not being more than 1,000 or so. I mean, bears out number people in Alaska! If I wanted a travel guide in the Alaskan wilderness, I would contact her, but if I need a president or a vice president, she's not even in my top 500 pick (which there are not even that many qualified candidates out there now, so you get my point) .
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