Comments on: Tea Partiers Turn on Palin for Backing McCain

By: GOProud

GOProud — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 16:40:17 +0000

Paul, with respect, no one with an ounce of seriousness in them thinks Paul Streitz (L-CT) is anything but a crazy libertarian loon.

He’s a loon. Evidence: “It is time to get the troops out of Iraq and put them on the Mexican border. Thousands of Mexicans and other illegal aliens from other countries come into this country every day. This is an invasion, not immigration.”

And you use him a someone with credibility? Come on?

By: GOProud

GOProud — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 16:35:02 +0000

TeaBagged lifts some heavy water for the far left fringe whack jobs: “Regans (sic) ability was to Gun Run and deal drugs at the same time. Iran/Contra will forever be the legacy of yet another criminal President”.

I missed that story. Reagan got impeached? I thought that was your hero in slime, Slick Willy. But hey, Reagan turned over 8 yrs of his presidency to Bush 41 –cemented the conservative movement that now threatens Obama and the far Left’s tentative hold on America’s political heartbeat… that was Reagan’s legacy. A center-Right America, a restoration of American values, a resilent conservative movement, hundreds of fellow conservatives elected in local, state and national office and the reversal of decline that marked JimmineyCricket’s “reign”.

By: franco 2

franco 2 — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 03:43:09 +0000

Palin is obligated, and this detracts from her appeal to conservatives. News flash to FF…. She ain’t gonna run anytime soon. She’s in the private sector. Furthermore, I don’t think Palin helps candidates. She has some star power with large elements of conservatives, but they are going to vote for their candidates anyway, she is radioactive with Democrats. She would have hurt the Scott Brown campaign and this is why she stayed away. The MSM and Democrats would love to have made that race about Palin. McCain, unlike Scott brown, has real enemies among conservatives. Conservatives who are at odds with McCain are not going to be swayed by Palin or anyone else in the least. McCain calling in favors from Palin won’t help him, but it will damage her, and that is exactly why he will do so. McCain is vindictive when it comes to his ideological cousins and kind to his ideological opponents. I think he suffered psychologically in the Hanoi Hilton, that is the only explanation I can find for his bizarre behavior.

I naively thought McCain chose Palin to help him win the Presidency, but in retrospect it looks more like McCain chose her for his Senate run. McCain is happy to be a US Senator for the rest of his natural life. Time to change the guard, or the prisoner as it were.

By: WinterTommy

WinterTommy — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 03:21:29 +0000

“Where was she in VA?
Where was she in NJ?
Where was she in Mass?”

I’ll tell you who was there behind all three of those wins… Mitt Romney.

NJ and VA: http://mittromneycentral.com/2009/11/04/romney-behind-both-gop-gubernatorial-victories/
MASS: http://mittromneycentral.com/2010/01/17/win-or-lose-mitts-getting-some-credit-for-browns-big-mo/

Mitt Romney continues his Golden Streak: http://mittromneycentral.com/2010/01/20/mitt-romney-continues-his-golden-streak/

VIDEO: Scott Brown personally thanks Mitt Romney for encouragement and support: http://youtu.be/XLN6GBIhpI4

Ever since Mitt cordially bowed out in early 2008, he’s been working extremely hard to help conservatives in all the major elections. There is no question he is the most qualified for 2012.

By: race42008.com » Blog Archive » Draft Sarah Founder Turns On Her, Praises Rudy Giuliani

Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:29:46 +0000

[...] whom I called out previously for his Buchananite leanings, has turned on the woman he loves. He now wants no part of the movement he helped begin. Why?: She has now chose to align herself with several bad actors. [...]

By: teabag

teabag — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 21:12:43 +0000

Regans ability was to Gun Run and deal drugs at the same time. Iran/Contra will forever be the legacy of yet another criminal President.

By: jdipeso

jdipeso — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:58:22 +0000

President Reagan was far more astute about the realities of governing than either the left-wingers will acknowledge or the tea party crowd will admit. Reagan’s genius was his ability to balance principle with pragmatism – a skill well beyond the grasp of purity-obsessed ideologues at the far ends of the spectrum.

By: teabag

teabag — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:29:21 +0000

Teabagger on Palin action. Fun to watch but it will not end well. Looks like the Teabag convention is falling apart with all the rats leaving a sinking ship. LOL