Thread: Palin's final vlog

Originally Posted by michaelr

Again, clinging on to some one else's words, strong man there Bourne, in a real weak way!

I just appreciate Inky's wisdom mixed with humor. You apparently don't.

Originally Posted by Bourne

I just appreciate Inky's wisdom mixed with humor. You apparently don't.

I have always appreciated Inky's dry humor, wit and sarcasm. Hell I look forward to reading it, mayhap you should try it, mayhap you can be witty, we probably never know. Your a fuddy duddy, and that is more than you deserve.

Mayhap you should relax and have another shot Mike. It's been a tough night for you.

Originally Posted by Goldwater

That better not be the final Palin anything because we have to preserve on film the real life consequences of Palin's miniscule little sucktard pea brain acting foolish till 2012.

For your reading pleasure .....

Palin Addresses GOP Governors Association - FOXNews.com Elections
Palin Addresses GOP Governors Association

"As far as we're concerned, the past is the past, it's behind us," she said. "And I, like all of our governors, we're focused on the future. And the future for us is not that 2012 presidential race. It's next year, and our next budgets and the next reforms in our states, and it's 2010 when we'll have 36 governors' positions open across the U.S."

Palin's role in the coming years helping other Republicans get elected could be the key factor in her ability to stake a claim to the presidential nomination in 2012. Palin is hoping to rise from the ashes of a failed McCain presidential campaign that ended with her fending off claims she is countrified and bubble-headed.

"I can assure you, she's just getting started," said Texas Gov. Rick Perry, introducing her, and telling her to "knock 'em dead" at a press conference before the plenary session.


"We are united and we understand what it's going to take to get this economy back on the right track, national security issues, immigration issues, education reform, health care reform, those issues that we deal with every day in our states," she said. "We want to reach out to the new administration and offer our assistance, our support, offer solutions and I think that we'll be sought by the new administration, by Congress, and we're here to help."


"She is the future of the party. She can bring in those independents, those who have not historically voted Republican, like Ronald Reagan did," said Tony Perkins, president of the conservative Family Research Council.

Originally Posted by kmiller1610

For your reading pleasure .....

Palin Addresses GOP Governors Association - FOXNews.com Elections
Palin Addresses GOP Governors Association

"As far as we're concerned, the past is the past, it's behind us," she said. "And I, like all of our governors, we're focused on the future. And the future for us is not that 2012 presidential race. It's next year, and our next budgets and the next reforms in our states, and it's 2010 when we'll have 36 governors' positions open across the U.S."

Palin's role in the coming years helping other Republicans get elected could be the key factor in her ability to stake a claim to the presidential nomination in 2012. Palin is hoping to rise from the ashes of a failed McCain presidential campaign that ended with her fending off claims she is countrified and bubble-headed.

"I can assure you, she's just getting started," said Texas Gov. Rick Perry, introducing her, and telling her to "knock 'em dead" at a press conference before the plenary session.


"We are united and we understand what it's going to take to get this economy back on the right track, national security issues, immigration issues, education reform, health care reform, those issues that we deal with every day in our states," she said. "We want to reach out to the new administration and offer our assistance, our support, offer solutions and I think that we'll be sought by the new administration, by Congress, and we're here to help."


"She is the future of the party. She can bring in those independents, those who have not historically voted Republican, like Ronald Reagan did," said Tony Perkins, president of the conservative Family Research Council.

Of these three, how would you put them in terms of P and VP?
Jindhal
Palin
Pawlenty

As you can imagine I think a Pawlenty/Jindhal ticket will be good for the GOP.

Pawlenty is highly intelligent, articulate, a world class speaker and debater, an e-van-gelical! and knows his geography, and would carry the northeast, and great lakes, moreso than the princess of heavan.

Jindhal is also highly intelligent, ethnic, a notorious tightwad, fantastic speaker and debater, rational and steady. Way more towards a great ticket than the princess of Alaska.

I just don't want the GOP to ruin the planet because they think they need Palin to win. You'd be surprised how normal and non confrontational I am when Republicans aren't trying illogical maneuvers like selecting Palin, or corrupting McCain the maverick with all this hard rightie evangelical nonsense. Thus the screen name Goldwater.

Originally Posted by Goldwater

I just don't want the GOP to ruin the planet because they think they need Palin to win. You'd be surprised how normal and non confrontational I am when Republicans aren't trying illogical maneuvers like selecting Palin, or corrupting McCain the maverick with all this hard rightie evangelical nonsense. Thus the screen name Goldwater.

I don't think what the GOP "wants" is the point. Like the article says. If Palin or any of the others you mentioned can help the Republicans win elections, they will win support.

Originally Posted by Goldwater

My favorite line is "I am the princess of heavan and Alaska wich is really the same place"

Wacky.....