Comments on: Sarah Palin preparing her run for President?

By: Rick Cain

Rick Cain — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 08:26:33 +0000

She will get as many votes as the UK Looney Party did.

By: MikieV

MikieV — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 16:32:10 +0000

So much for her claim of having “executive experience” that Obama lacked.

You remember that, don’t you?

Hard to re-spin that, if she is going to run for office in the future.

I look forward to her tear-soaked interview with Barbara Walters.

By: Peggusus

Peggusus — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 14:13:20 +0000

Hey Jescott418 I was just joking! It was just an attempt to get a laugh. Maybe I did step over the line with the Hitler reference but it was all in fun. I meant no harm. I am sorry to see some people do not have a sense of humor.

By: badtimes

badtimes — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:40:02 +0000

Godwin’s law strikes at #68!
I’m surprised it took that long.

By: jescott418

jescott418 — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 13:26:54 +0000

Hey, don’t underestimate American’s stupidity. We may very well elect her if she runs. By that point we will be so pissed off with the Democrats for over spending us into a depression that we would elect anybody!

By: Peggusus

Peggusus — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 12:45:52 +0000

Talk about the politics of personal destruction, the Democrats and their insane blog base are like the brown shirts in Germany in 1930’s They have no moral limits in their goal of destroying those they see as a threat to their party objectives. Ruthlessly attacking Sarah Palin, her family, and even her handicapped infant! Repeated attacks on her ethical behavior that cost her immense amount of time and dollars to defend herself. And all of them proven false. Who coordinated and funded these attacks? We will never know because the liberal press has joined in with them! The extreme left wing of the Democratic party are ruthless, with no moral compass and blindly dedicated to their cause of big government and destruction of individual initiative. Let’s give them a big Sig Heil! and then cower in our corners

By: badtimes

badtimes — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 12:33:06 +0000

How can she run for any political office at this point? She just handed any opponent the perfect campaign slogan- “I’m no quitter, unlike my worthy opposition.”
I think there’s another shoe about to drop.
Oh- and BTW- we need to hear more from the morons who were touting ‘Sarah in 2012′. C’mon you loons, step up to the plate- you know who you are.
P.S.- ACORN, teleprompters, half-Muslim, birth certificate, etc etc etc.

By: PierreB

PierreB — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 12:30:47 +0000

Folks remember when the question was whether this person was competent to be one heartbeat away from being the president? We now have our answer, Hell NO.

By: brian t

brian t — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 11:24:32 +0000

I just noted something else about Murkowski: she’s just been appointed Vice Chairman of the Senate Republican Conference. So, she’s already in a position of authority among Senate Republicans, and on the way up.

If Palin really wants to run for Senate, she has already lost, which makes me think that it’s not going to be a Senate run. Plus, I would say that Murkowski has more chance of a Presidential nomination than Palin. What’s left: Fox News?

By: brian t

brian t — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 11:00:32 +0000

Palin in the US Senate? Oh dear … wasn’t the US Senate modeled on the Roman Senate? The age and citizenship requirements are stricter than those of Congress, and (according to Madison et al) is expected to consist of people who are older and therefore wiser!

One more point: of the incumbent Senators from Alaska, Begich (D) only just started (by defeating Ted Stevens in 2008/11), so that leaves Lisa Murkowski (R). Would Murkowski give up her seat? I doubt it. This is what Murkowski said yesterday: “I am deeply disappointed that the Governor has decided to abandon the State and her constituents before her term has concluded.” (from her senate.gov webpage). Translation: “over my dead body”. If anything strange happens to Murkowski, you know who to talk to!

By: Uncle Patso

Uncle Patso — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 07:56:54 +0000

Maybe she didn’t go nuts, rather wised up instead?

By: mr. show

mr. show — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 06:29:10 +0000

Alright, it’s obvious why she quit her Governorship and it has nothing to do with scandals or running for office.

Since the No Agenda will likely go to three episodes a week, she’ll be adding her style of witty banter to what Adam and John contribute. I applaud John and Adam’s publicity stunt for pledges!

By: qb

qb — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 06:03:47 +0000

faustus, drunken posting

Alfred1, um dude. That’s Republican hordes. Whinge accurately, OK?

Others, her kids are out of bounds. She’s a dipstick on her own.

In general, I don’t think she has the backbone, temperament, or discipline to run a successful presidential campaign. She’s in way over her head.

Pawlenty or Romney have the stuff to survive and even win. Palin might appeal to Republican base but would get gob-smacked up the side of the head in a general election. Jindal is becoming weak.

In a nutshell, the right is going to have to stop whining and complaining if they are going to look like winners. Sorry guys, your field is pretty weak.

By: faustus

faustus — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 04:54:20 +0000

you san francisco tweeks. you don’t know a fukn thing palin other than what you want to believe.. but in california it’s all about about what you want to believe. fuk the truth… california doesn’t care about the truth… look at it’s budget. budget??? don’t talk about budgets… its handing out iofuckingu’s… california is going to go tits up and its going to take the rest of the country with it… and you’re slamming palin compared to freaks like pelosi? the whole country would vote for palin if her only one campaign promise was to give california back to mexico. o but don’t worry california going back to mexico, dianne fuking feinstein will may sure of that!

By: Obvious1

Obvious1 — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 04:13:40 +0000

I dunno… while it’s tempting to see the announcement and resignation as a preamble to Palin’s presidential run, there’s something about the way it was done that suggests there’s something else going on. It’s one thing to not pursue a second term – she could spin that nobly, as not wanting to cheat Alaskans by running for president instead of doing her job – but if all she wants is a presidential run when her term ends, what the rush to get out of Dodge? Early departure wouldn’t seem to give her any advantage… ergo…