Conservative Voice wrote: I love how the conservative crowd fawns over one, then another, then another candidate.
As Palin said, the latest "flavor of the week" for Republicans is Cain.
I'm looking forward to the next Republican debates where the other candidates start questioning his ideas, just like they did Perry.
I'm still interested in that Politico report I linked to that Palin may finally get into the race, now that Christie has bowed out this time around.
If Palin does jump in by the end of the month, watch for the conservatives to stampede over to her side, leaving Cain, Perry, and Romney in the dust. They are a fickle bunch.
You must be the only one left who is still talking about Palin running, so let me help you out.
SHE'S NOT RUNNING!
your welcome
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
Conservative Voice wrote: I love how the conservative crowd fawns over one, then another, then another candidate.
As Palin said, the latest "flavor of the week" for Republicans is Cain.
I'm looking forward to the next Republican debates where the other candidates start questioning his ideas, just like they did Perry.
I'm still interested in that Politico report I linked to that Palin may finally get into the race, now that Christie has bowed out this time around.
If Palin does jump in by the end of the month, watch for the conservatives to stampede over to her side, leaving Cain, Perry, and Romney in the dust. They are a fickle bunch.
When you have open seats for primaries, both sides float a lot of choices that go in and out of fashion. Bill Clinton was a real longshot at this time in 1991.
I have been hearing more rumours of Palin getting into the race, but I doubt it. Too much of the ad time in Iowa has been bought up and Palin's internal polls have to show she would still poll below Perry.
Thomas Sowell: There are no solutions, just trade-offs.
Conservative Voice wrote: I love how the conservative crowd fawns over one, then another, then another candidate.
As Palin said, the latest "flavor of the week" for Republicans is Cain.
I'm looking forward to the next Republican debates where the other candidates start questioning his ideas, just like they did Perry.
I'm still interested in that Politico report I linked to that Palin may finally get into the race, now that Christie has bowed out this time around.
If Palin does jump in by the end of the month, watch for the conservatives to stampede over to her side, leaving Cain, Perry, and Romney in the dust. They are a fickle bunch.
You must be the only one left who is still talking about Palin running, so let me help you out.
SHE'S NOT RUNNING!
your welcome
I agree. I am not sure why people are still talking about her. She can't get together a national organization in 3 months before the first primary since it looks like they are moving up to mid Jan or sooner.
Romney is praying that she runs. It will almost assure his victory. The tea party and far right votes are already split between Perry, Cain, Gingrich, and still Bachmann to some extent. And that has put Romney back in the lead nationally. Throw Palin in and not you have to divide those votes by 5. That will just extend Romney's lead.
