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Heartbeat Monitor- My First Post

By: redwarrior (Diary)  |  November 19th, 2011 at 11:09 PM  | 

RESIZE: AAA

With the rise and fall of people in the polls resembling a heart beat monitor I wonder where we can find stability…and a winner.

Though it pains me to say it…isn’t it time for Sarah to come out of her presidential campaigning retirement?  She’s got the money, the will power, and the following.  So rather then rag on the competition, let’s add to it.

Otherwise who else would you people want?  Is there anybody else who could come out of retirement?

 

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  • gekster

    The ones in the race right now, with a few exceptions, are just fine.
    Get over it.
    Sarahs not going to come in like John Wayne with the calvery.
    It just ain’t going to happen.

    • iidvbii

      but that boat sailed months ago. It’s time to start taking our medicine and working our way up to getting out of bed everyday. A shower and getting out of those “comfy” sweats would also be recommended….. Basically what I am saying is its time to rejoin the human race again….

      • changeforrickperry

        But it’s a fine field, a fine one indeed. And I’m sure Governor Palin thinks so, too–otherwise she’d have jumped in when she had the chance. Don’t think for a minute she wouldn’t have gotten in if there wasn’t a guy (sorry, Michele) she liked. Maybe the guy who was on stage with her when she went into labor with sweet Trig? I’m just sayin’…
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  • nathanalbright

    ….and I think it should be good enough.

    • gawken

      Right now, I’d say it’s a 10:1 shot that we have an open convention..and that the nominee is chosen in Tampa.

      My theory is that Mitt is finished…he’ll do 3rd at best in Iowa..more likely 4th or 5th, and will just manage a PLURALITY in NH..where he’s all but a favorite son, and South Carolina will bury him…

      By the time SC is over.., most, if not all, of the 2nd tier…Bachmann, Santorum, Huntsman, will be out, and the 15% or so of the vote they control will have flowed to other candidates…which may or may not give one a big boost.

      Perry needs at least a strong 2nd place in SC to stay viable…SC is representative of he GOP base..conservative, evangelical…and if he can’t resonate there..he folds..so we’ll have a 2 or 3 person race..and if neither can close the deal..that, to me, means that the base wants another choice…and Palin, Rubio, or Ryan could emerge from the convention..

  • sticktotheconstitution

    We can “find stability” in a candidate with a consistent conservative record. There are a couple qualified candidates in this race. Do the research and make up your own mind, don’t let anybody tell you who to vote for.

  • harpsichord

    in the future!

    • tngal

      My King beats your Queen. Fred Thompson is an individual who was magnifico. Suffice to say. He’s got a wife and a life he’s comfy with, who am I to badger him to get back in?

      The field you see right now is the field we are looking at. Even if one of these 3rd party candidates that amercan’s elect, or whatever, comes up with they will just divide what is out there now. About a third of interested voters are already solidified in their choices.

      (Go Cain2012!)