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Can Sarah beat Obama in 2012?
In an interview with Barbara Walters, Sarah Palin says that she thinks she can beat Obama in 2012. I know many people are giggling now, but I'm not. She has proved over and over again that she is way more formidable than her detractors give her credit for. This could get really good.
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/sarah...ry?id=12170631 |
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Richie...do not want to be a bummer because I normally agree with many of your posts however, AT THIS POINT I am not a huge supporter of Sarah Palin as a candidate for such a high office. I agree with much of what she says, but she is short on any actual plans...she has become a great cheerleader and I do not mean that in a nasty way. She is much much too general with what she says. Actually, if she ran against Obama...well, lets put it this way...RIGHT NOW, I think almost anyone can beat Obama EXCEPT for Palin...she is much too much of a polarizing figure ! |
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I don't really put her at the top of my list at this moment, but I am definitely open to the idea of her getting in the arena. |
Richie, By Crap Couric
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OK, I'll Answer Your
original question. The only way Palin could be elected in 2012 would be for her to have Christine O'Donnell cast a spell over the electorate to convince them that this totally unqualified candidate, who quit her last elected position to seek fame and fortune, should be our president.
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I Could "Refudiate"
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I thought that was
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Richie, in all honesty
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If what you say is true, then PLEASE come back and discuss an issue instead and without the sarcasm aimed at people. Would be a real nice change ! |
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We cannot get anything done with platitudes...we have a man in the WH who got elected on pretty platitudes. We have a congress that is in there because of sound bites and platitudes. We need to get into the HOW part real quick and instead of pretty faces, pretty words, or things we like to hear, lets elect folks who have what it takes to get things done without worrying about the D or R after names. |
Imho
NO!
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Richie
At this point in time, I think ANYONE could beat Obama in 2012..... therefore if Sarah Palin is running I would say most definitely ...... YES! I'm keeping my eye on Michele Bachmann too..... a very smart lady. Annabelle |
Yes
Obama is sooooo bad that Jimmy Carter could beat him. Now that is baaaaaaaad.
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i don't think Palin can win because the press has destroyed her. They tend to do this with anyone that is a threat. The press picked the Repub candidate, in 2008. I think they figured he would be the easiest to beat. If he happened to win at least he was, by far, the most liberal Republican running. As soon as he got the nomination they turned on him. No surprise.
Annabelle, I'm a big Bachmann fan, also. As of now I would like to see a Romney / Bachmann ticket. |
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Palin vs Obama - we would be back to an unknown (Palin) vs a known (Obama). Since I know what Obama can and has done to us, I would have to go with Palin.
I know you said Palin vs Obama but what if it is Palin vs Hillary Clinton? I am sure that she still aspires to be president. |
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That would be like Nightmare on Elm Street movies where you wake up from one nightmare and find yourself in another; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!
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I think just about anybody that runs can beat Obama in 2012 unless he makes a radical move to the center over the next 2 years. He campaigned as a centrist but governs from the far left. He is an idealogue and will never move to the center lik Clinton did in 1994.
I have said before, I don't think he will run for reelection in 2012 or he just wouldn't have said and done some of the things he has said and done the past 2 years. |
Obama is smarter than Pelosi. He knows his record doesn't cut it and will move more to the center as much as it hurts. My biggest fear is that Palin will get the nomination and it may cost the Rep. the election. I really like her as a person and mother. I'm sick and tired of seeing her holding a baby and having her family behind her though. All that family stuff doesn't cut it with Iran, N. Korea, China, and the Russians. I think she would make a good president as she was a good governor, but doubt she'd win an election for president. I'd vote for her, but there are several others that I'd rather see running and would have a better chance. My prediction for the far future is John Boehner for president. I really like this guy. He even looks like a president.
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Forget Palin, I would like to see Condi Rice on the ticket.
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Bachmann is as bad
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I say it is time to elect a real citizen and patriot.;) |
Good to see some sanity!
Actor seems to be one of the few sane ones around here. Yes, Katie Couric asks tricky questions about what newspapers do you read on a daily basis and Palin freezes like a deer in the headlights. She quotes her foreign policy experience as being able to see Russia from some points in Alaska. This is a quitter who was an ineffective governor of a state with a total population of less than Orlando. She flip-flopped about the "Bridge to Nowhere". Her Tea Bag candidate endorsements were for loons - and a couple of the loons got elected, too.
Dude, I say, "Go, Actor - and keep the faith, brother!" |
:1rotfl: I see actor has a partner in crime. GO DUDES!!!
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I should have known
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I do like Palin but I would prefer Romney/Rice or Rice/Romney
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When you post such sophomoric posts, it would be ridiculous to try to engage in a debate on the post because I'd have to respond to every nonsensical point you've made. So, in fairness, when I, or Ajack it seems, see posts of this nature, we just goof on you, or don't post at all on the meaningless thread. Sorry if you're offended by this. |
Sarah is smart enough
to know that winning an election in our times requires a lot of money...she is busily raising millions while letting the public get to know and trust her...as the time for 2012 comes closer, she may surprise everyone with some really common sense platform points which the average man in the street can understand and support...she is not now in a position to offer a platform...but i do agree that she cannot win on popularity alone. she is capable of gaining ground when popularity is matched with platform, and i think she is doing it one step at a time....she is not as dumb as the media would like to portray her.
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Palin interview?
I would truly love to see Sarah Palin on "Meet The Press" to see what she really has to say in a free-exchange interview without her handlers getting the questions in advance like they do on Fox.
Someone mentioned Pres. Obama's college grades being sealed. He was editor of the law review so the grades could not have been bad. What kind of grades did Sarah get at the 5 different colleges she attended - none were Ivy League universities. Even George W. went to Harvard. I am surprised that RichieLion is such a staunch conservative in his thinking after growing up in New York City. I have heard that a conservative is a liberal that got mugged once. Sounds plausible for NYC. Good that we liberals and you conservatives can enjoy living in The Villages, play golf together, socialize at the same clubs, and still have lively debates. It's always a beautiful day in The Villages. |
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I think the Republicans should be able to come up with a better candidate than Sarah, and I agree with you 100%, Bucco, about your comments about getting to the HOW part. |
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