I'm in love with Sarah Palin

[Great-Kazoo]

Doh, I'd been doing better, bigger screen I notice the autocorrects better, but slipped a couple words on that one.

Do or DO NOT... There is No TRY.

[TEAMRICO]

Can we get back to Stacey Dash please, the important stuff.

Me is in love.....

[hollohas]

Meh. I don't think she's aged well. I liked her a lot during her run and thought she looked great then. Now she looks like she's had a bunch of work done by the lowest bidder. No looky good anymore.

I also haven't been impressed with her reality star personality in the last few years. Really damaged the respect I had for her during the election run.

You can have her.

[Great-Kazoo]

Meh. I don't think she's aged well. I liked her a lot during her run and thought she looked great then. Now she looks like she's had a bunch of work done by the lowest bidder. No looky good anymore.

I also haven't been impressed with her reality star personality in the last few years. Really damaged the respect I had for her during the election run.

You can have her.

That's why God invented Light Switches.

[Aloha_Shooter]

If I'd been running McCain's campaign in 2008, I'd have had Palin sub in and debate Obama with no notice. Just claim he ate some bad clams and let her jump in. The woman is smarter than Obama or Clinton (although she needs access to reference material and some prep time to absorb it). McCain missed many golden moments where he could have driven home the point that his VP choice was better prepared, more experienced, and had a better academic record than the Dems' Presidential candidate (not that it would have helped in that election -- the fix was in).

I don't understand why she and Willy Robertson have fallen for Trump's lines. Christie donated money to Planned Parenthood nearly 20 years ago and that still gets brought up. Trump praised Hillary Clinton to high heaven TWO YEARS AGO and people want him as the Republican candidate? I think I'd be more favorably disposed toward Trump if he'd run as in the Dem primary so he could tear Hillary and Bernie a new one then have Cruz, Rubio, or Carson running against him.

[Bailey Guns]

I think her endorsement of Trump was more of a big middle finger to the republican old guard...like McCain.

[Aloha_Shooter]

I think her endorsement of Trump was more of a big middle finger to the republican old guard...like McCain.

I"m okay with that but I fear Trump as President would do for conservatives nationally what Bloomberg did for them in NYC as mayor. Trump isn't Bloomberg ... but he could be.

[wctriumph]

Okeedokee

[Bailey Guns]

I"m okay with that but I fear Trump as President would do for conservatives nationally what Bloomberg did for them in NYC as mayor. Trump isn't Bloomberg ... but he could be.

I don't really know what Trump is. If you listen to what he's said in the past, he's a no-go. If you listen to what he's saying now, it's more like, "well, he's better than a democrat". I get the outsider appeal and I do like the fact he's kind of turning the process upside down. It definitely needed some mixing up.

Bottom line...the republican old guard (the establishment) and the party in general needs to wake the fuck up and realize people are looking to them for conservatism and the people are looking to them to shed the cloak of political correctness that's smothering the country right now. If I believed in liberal/progressive values I'd vote democrat.

[davsel]

From Sarah's FB page following Mitt Romney's televised speech against Trump:

Thank You, MittTrump's favorables just rose again, as did the veil you willingly wore while being used by the corrupt political establishment who can't afford to lose their power in liberal D.C. Your speech was so silly and contradictory it confirmed the reasons Trump received tens of thousands more votes than you did in your own home state that you governed. Silly man. Could the establishment really not find anyone credible in their holier-than-thou movement to spew the deception you regurgitated today on tv?

Independent, commonsense conservative patriots: now it's our time to ramp it up, to prove even more adamantly that our movement in this time for choosing is wisely chosen by those who know what's at stake for America. The political establishment's desperation is nailing its coffin - obviously a good thing - but we mustn't let the Alinsky tactics used to destroy our We the People movement go unanswered. His shoulders are broad, but Donald Trump must not carry this on his own shoulders. Thankfully, Mitt's anti-Republican Platform speech just strengthened our own. Americans' shoulders just got bigger and broader. Way to go, Mitt.