The Dangers of Sarah Palin
By Matthew Rothschild,
The Progressive
February 8, 2010
I’m not writing her off. No matter how many gaffes she makes, no matter what she writes on her palm, she is not going away.
In fact, she may very well be the Republican nominee in 2012, and if the economy hasn’t recovered by then, there’s an outside chance she could win the White House.
She is already the favorite among Republicans. A Newsmax-Zogby poll of January 28 had her garnering 22.2 percent of Republican voters, compared to Romney’s 19.4 percent, Gingrich’s 12 percent, Huckabee’s 11 percent, and David Petraeus’s 5.4 percent.
She was greeted as royalty at the Tea Party Convention in Tennessee on February 5.
(More here.)
The Progressive
February 8, 2010
I’m not writing her off. No matter how many gaffes she makes, no matter what she writes on her palm, she is not going away.
In fact, she may very well be the Republican nominee in 2012, and if the economy hasn’t recovered by then, there’s an outside chance she could win the White House.
She is already the favorite among Republicans. A Newsmax-Zogby poll of January 28 had her garnering 22.2 percent of Republican voters, compared to Romney’s 19.4 percent, Gingrich’s 12 percent, Huckabee’s 11 percent, and David Petraeus’s 5.4 percent.
She was greeted as royalty at the Tea Party Convention in Tennessee on February 5.
(More here.)
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1 Comments:
Rothschild argues that the free market was the cause of our financial problems. Can anyone tell me how goverment ownership of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac correlates with a 'free' market or, how banking regulations (could be the highest regulated industry in the country) correlates with a 'free' market? Sarah makes a great point about free markets, instead of criticizing Rothschild would do well to listen and perhaps learn.
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