Palin defeats Obama in poll

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[Post New]01/24/2011 12:47
Anonymous
In Texas.

By one percentage point.

Not good news for Palin, since Huckabee wins by 16%.
http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/01/ppp-president-palin-barely-edging-obama----in-texas.php

Moral: Dems are not likely to take Texas, but Palin might make it possible.

I don't really expect much comment; just thought you might be interested.
[Post New]01/24/2011 12:49
jsteele
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I thought the poll was concerning which one smelled better. Still, a 1 point victory for Palin sounds about right.
[Post New]01/24/2011 13:13
Anonymous
again, zero chance Palin runs (unless for reasons other than thinking she legitimately has a chance to win) and less than zero chance she would ever get the nomination.
[Post New]01/24/2011 13:45
Anonymous
jsteele wrote:I thought the poll was concerning which one smelled better. Still, a 1 point victory for Palin sounds about right.
Apparently they let the flies and rats vote , letting Obama close the gap and Sarah just pulled out a 1 point "squeeker".
[Post New]01/24/2011 14:33
Anonymous
Even scarier is that Rick Perry would tie Obama. How did he screw up that bad?
[Post New]01/24/2011 14:49
Anonymous
The whole thing was rigged as Dumbalina was permitted to wear deer attractant, which seems unfair.
[Post New]01/25/2011 11:27
Anonymous
Palin runs. It'll increase her speaking fees.
[Post New]01/25/2011 18:56
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Palin runs. It'll increase her speaking fees.


If Palin decides to run as a "maverick" she does damage to the GOP but she can also do damage Obama because he isn't going to be able to count on moderate Republicans or Independents.
[Post New]01/25/2011 21:05
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Palin runs. It'll increase her speaking fees.


If Palin decides to run as a "maverick" she does damage to the GOP but she can also do damage Obama because he isn't going to be able to count on moderate Republicans or Independents.


Palin isn't a maverick. She is a conservative. And given her level of exposure in books, television, reality television, etc. I see no room for her to move to the middle. Her positions are set.
[Post New]01/25/2011 21:42
Anonymous
I am also starting to like her. But I would never vote for her
[Post New]01/25/2011 21:57
Anonymous
Dumbalina. Ha! I love that. Hadn't heard that yet. Need to remember it in the morning.
[Post New]01/26/2011 16:30
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Dumbalina. Ha! I love that. Hadn't heard that yet. Need to remember it in the morning.


"Dumbalina" is laughing all the way to the bank and she was smart enough to take advantage of the opportunity given her. I doubt she will get the nomination but she has a strong backing among the ultra conservatives and she will play an important role in 2012.
[Post New]01/26/2011 17:50
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Dumbalina. Ha! I love that. Hadn't heard that yet. Need to remember it in the morning.


"Dumbalina" is laughing all the way to the bank and she was smart enough to take advantage of the opportunity given her. I doubt she will get the nomination but she has a strong backing among the ultra conservatives and she will play an important role in 2012.


Yes, she will drive the GOP primary to the right, and therefore she will hand the election to the Dems. I guess it's a win win. She gets rich, and Obama gets a second term. I can live with that.
[Post New]01/26/2011 22:13
Anonymous
Palin as the R nominee would drive me into activism. I've never worked on a campaign before but the thoughts of her being president is frankly so horrifying, I simply could not sit by and hope the rest of the country woke up in time to avert the train wreck.
[Post New]01/27/2011 21:14
Anonymous
She can't win now. But if things keep going south anything is possible. Right now Bob McDonnell would be best.
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