posted 11-24-2009 05:15 AM                  

SCARY

posted 11-24-2009 09:23 AM                  

November 23, 11:34 PMLong Island Democrat ExaminerRaj RajagopalanPrevious 9 comments Print
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In 2008, America rejected extremely qualified candidates like McCain and Hillary. In 2008, Americans said that hands-on experience doesn’t matter when it comes to the role of President of America.

American people rejected experience, once during the Democratic Primary, and second time during the General Election of 2008.

Obama, a guy who said that he had traveled through the 57 states of our country, a guy who didn’t know the difference between Memorial Day and Veteran’s Day, was elected the President of our great country. The most inexperienced candidate who had just 145 days of US Senate experience, was elected to the office of President of America.

The country will again go to polls in 2012. What if the 2012 race is between Barack Obama and Sarah Palin? Let us see what the numbers say.

Currently Obama has the favorability of 48% of American public, as per Gallup. His numbers have been on a downhill slide from 70% in February 2009, to an all time low of 48% as of this week. Numerous polls have shown that Sarah Palin’s favorability numbers have been climbing from 40% in summer months of 2009, to 43% as of now, with some polls putting her numbers as high as 47%.

Let us not forget, these polls were taken before Sarah Palin’s extremely successful and history creating “Going Rogue” book launch, and all the great interviews she appeared on, this week.

Let us also not forget that at the same point in time during the 2008 election cycle (3 years before the election), Obama was lagging behind candidates like Hillary and McCain by a huge 20 plus points.

Sarah Palin was only within 1-5 point’s of Barack Obama numbers last week. This is definitely good news for her, given that the numbers are only bound to increase for her, with all the momentum going her way.

No wonder Obama’s “Organizing for America” panicked, and sent out an email to all its donors asking for immediate donation, with a goal of half a million to be raised this week, to fight what they called “Dangerous Sarah”!

posted 11-24-2009 09:10 PM                  

Or would she stomp her feet, cry, and take her ball and go home like she did to the people of Alaska because she wasn't getting her way.

Republican, Democrat, or anyone who leaves office in the middle of a elected term has nothing coming. No matter what the reason. Save your fingers if your going to tell me she was in a no win situation there. No win for who? Her?

If you want a republican president, I'd look elsewhere.

Course, that's just my opinion.

posted 11-24-2009 10:21 PM                  

Lets put it another way. If Palin was a man in the service, would you feel comfortable going into the jungle with her covering your back knowing she(he)just left millions of people dangling because she (he) didnt get her way?

My opinion was about her, don't twist it into a democrat slam again. Or even a California one. Or even women.

posted 11-24-2009 10:55 PM                  

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Originally posted by ALLEY CAT:
[B]Its great to see that the DNC is so scared of Sarah,,,,who they constantly say is no threat,,,that they continually berate this lady with negative attacks. All they are doing is keeping her out in front of the public,,which may come back to bite 'em in the butt..

If she is no threat, as they say,,,you'd think they would let her be and disappear into the abyss?[/B]

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Kinda reminds me of what the repugs did to Hillary.

posted 11-25-2009 12:08 AM                  

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Originally posted by heynow14:
How sad is it when the best the repugs can do is Sarah Palin and Glenn Beck.

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posted 11-25-2009 01:36 AM                  

Reason #5 seems to make the most sense. Can you tell me about Glenn Beck?