Don’t you guys EVER get tired or embarrassed about how hypocritical this crap sounds?

What, do strong women scare you? You sure sound like it while trying to hide behind your “concerns about her getting elected or being able to govern”. Pure pathetic.

You interested in a dose of reality? Palin will steamroll any of the other current crop of hopefuls in the primaries. She has the name recognition, built up the political favors at the grassroots level and can raise all the money she needs while commanding national media ink and air time every time she speaks.

How she does in the general will depend on how many handwringers there really are. It will be interesting to see.

BTW, describing Scarborough as a conservative is laughably delusional.

Never mind my post, you are a nothing.

People like you have no idea what’s going on in the country and who the candidates and principles are that Conservatives support. You have no idea what we’re out here doing as precinct delegates, taking over our local parties and working on the state parties. We’re in 912 groups and tea parties and we’re running for office. Sorry to inform you that Palin WILL win the nomination unless Jim Demint or Herman Cain overtake her popularity. That’s just how it is. Conservatism is conservatism and we’re tired of sell-outs i.e. there will be NO Newt, NO Romney, NO Huckabee, etc. Those of you who are whining about Palin being our nominee had better just get used to it. It’s not a long shot, it’s just about an absolute certainty. Let’s live in reality here. My evidence that she will win the general is the fact that I have yet to run into anyone who voted for McCain. Everyone I talked to voted for Palin when they ran together. There will be far less people in 2012 who will sit out because Palin is the nominee than there were when McCain was the nominee. Why don’t you take a look around you to see who has the balls to stand up for us? It’s a short list.

I would certainly agree that Governor Palin, the same as any candidate, does have an obligation to ‘prove’ that she is as awesome a candidate as she seems to be, by going out there and earning the nomination on the stump and in debates. But to say that folks ‘shouldnt be sold on Palin right now’ because its so early, as an earlier comment said, is just rediculous. Folks who haven’t been paying much attention the last few years no doubt wonder why folks would support someone like Sarah Palin, because all they know is what the liberal media has said about her. However for those of us who have, its pretty easy to see she’s the best candidate out there. And for those who haven’t paid much attention, they’re the ones who are going to swing back into her camp once the campaign gets underway in earnest, and they start paying attention and seeing how awesome she is her speeche and in the debates.

To be perfectly honest I do occasionally listen to a bit of Joe Scarborough’s TV show in the mornings, as I used to be a big fan of his a long time ago, back when he was getting 100% Conservative ratings when he was in Congress, he was pretty awesome way back then. But that was like a decade ago, and since then he went to MSNBC where he has to go along to get along, and now he does things like support gay marriage, the ground zero mosque, and attack Sarah Palin, because he knows thats what his viewers, and more importantly his bosses, want to hear. Maybe he’s also jealous that Sarah Palin is about to become the Conservative nominee that he used to dream of being, before he sold out. Whatever his reasons though, he may or may not secretly still be a conservative, but he certainly doesn’t play one on TV. But ultimately its not about Joe or his selling out, its about Sarah being the best candidate for President. She’s proven that over and over again, of course most folks haven’t been paying attention so she will have to prove it yet again during the campaign, but thats fine because it comes so easily for her. She almost single-handedly saved the McCain campaign, probably would have if he hadn’t gone nuts with that whole socialist-bailout support and all, and without that poor campaign dragging her down she looks to be pretty close to unbeatable in 2012!

If we keep looking for a savior we’ll keep heading for trouble.

Leaders don’t create movements, movements create leaders.