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By rss@youtube.com (MrTacoJosh) CNN's Bill Schneider discusses possible Presidential nominees of the 2012 Elections. A few of these possibilities are: Sarah Palin, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, or even Bobby Jindal. Schneider reports some Republicans are planning for President Obama to be a "one term" president, &...

By rss@youtube.com (GettingtotheTruth2) Potential 2012 GOP candidates Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Newt Gingrich, Jim DeMint, Ron Paul, Tim Polente (along with Rush Limbaugh and Joe the Plumber) and no shows, Sarah Palin and Bobby Jindal Keywords: CPAC Conservative Rush Limbaugh Coulter Jindal Palin Ron Paul Joe the Plumber...

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Source: AOL Video This satire features Sarah Palin reacting to the Tina Fey SNL spoof of her, as well as the hackers who hacked into her Yahoo account, living near Russia, and more! The new PolitiChill is where no candidate is off limits, from conservative to liberal, from Sarah Palin, Joe...

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What if the REAL Sarah Palin was a liberal? We spoof the media and Hollywood including the Katie Couric / Palin / McCain interview, Wolf Blitzer, Matt Damon, Charles Gibson and Jack Cafferty as we imagine how she might be treated differently by the mainstream media. From http://www.politi...

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This satire features Sarah Palin reacting to the Tina Fey SNL spoof of her, as well as the hackers who hacked into her Yahoo account, living near Russia, and more! The new PolitiChill is where no candidate is off-limits, from conservative to liberal, from Sarah Palin, Joe Biden, Mitt Romn...

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The new PolitiChill is where no candidate is off-limits, from conservative to liberal, from Sarah Palin, Joe Biden, Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, Mike Huckabee, John McCain, Hillary Clinton, Rudolph Giuliani, Dennis Kucinich, ...

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From : YouTube :: Videos by AssociatedPress Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney says Sarah Palin strengthens the Republican ticket. Romney was rumored to be on John McCain's shortlist for vice president. (Sept. 2) Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: romney supports palin vp Added: Sep...

Looking ahead to the 2012 presidential election, 71% of Republicans say they would seriously consider voting for Mike Huckabee. This gives Huckabee a slight edge over Mitt Romney (65%) and Sarah Palin (65%) in this early test of the strength of several potential Republican contenders. A...

By Mark Silva Even as President Barack Obama's job approval has slipped to 53 percent in Gallup polling, this survey "suggests that the appeal of these potential challengers to Barack Obama in 2012 at this point is primarily limited to the Republican faithful,'' Gallup's Jeffrey Jones reports. "Amo...

By Taylor Marsh It's the second time this year that Sarah Palin going rogue has paid off. Her "death panels" squeal set Pres. Obama and the Democrats... Expect more of it from the far right, with moderate Republicans further on the outs than ever. But that's not what should worry Democrats.

By webmaster@nationalreview.com (Kathryn Jean Lopez) of Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney. With a sign saying Beware Republicans in 2012" or something like that. Still, his display was infinitely less offensive than last year. That was when he suggested Republicans were evil.

By Geoffrey Dunn Going Rouge is an engaging read from start to finish. In their introduction, Kim and Reed rightfully acknowledge the "vital place" that Palin currently occupies "in the Republican Party's zeitgeist." In spite of her loss last fall on the Republican ticket and her endless series of car cra...

By Matthew E. Miller I’m thinking of this because it concerns Tim Pawlenty.  Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, and Sarah Palin all have enemies.  Romney and Palin may not violate the rule of 10, but their time in the sun has made them lighting rods.  The spotlight and time make their own kind of gravity.  And what goes up…

More than seven in 10 respondents to a CNN poll said Sarah Palin isn't qualified to be president, but respondents do think she's honest; the same poll showed Mike Huckabee leading the field of big-name 2012 hopefuls; Palin blasted Levi Johnston for his upcoming Playgirl shoot; the Iowa F...

By fvmoore Huckabee Leads Republican Pack In a very early look at the 2012 race for president, a new CNN/Opinion Research survey finds that 32% of Republican voters say they would support Mike Huckabee (R), followed by Sarah Palin (R) at 25%, Mitt Romney at 21% and Tim Pawlenty at 5%.

By Aron Goldman CNN/Opinion Research 2012 GOP Nomination Mike Huckabee 32% (26%) Sarah Palin 25% (29%) Mitt Romney 21% (21%) Tim Pawlenty 5% (N/A) Someone Else 10% (10%) Favorable / Unfavorable {Net} Mike Huckabee 43% [45%] / 26% [25%] {+17%} Mitt Romney 36% [42%] / 26% [29%] {+10%} Tim Pawlenty 15% / 13...

By Alex Knepper then, is a cultural one: if you’re “one of us,” if you’re not one of the “good old boys,” if you’re not one of the “Washington Elite,” then your actual policy prescriptions are conveniently forgotten. This is why Tim Pawlenty’s lukewarm support for capping carbon emissions has been attack...

By fvmoore Obama Leads All 2012 Match Ups Public Policy Polling on some hypothetical 2012 match ups: President Obama leads Mike Huckabee 47% to 43%, Mitt Romney 48% to 40%, Sarah Palin 52% to 40%, and Tim Pawlenty 50% to 30%. These are very similar to findings from a recent Washington Post/ABC News po...

By Carloz Almost a year after his election as President, Barack Obama continues to lead his most likely 2012 rivals in hypothetical contests for reelection. Obama leads Mike Huckabee 47-43, Mitt Romney 48-40, Sarah Palin 52-40, and Tim Pawlenty 50-30.

Sarah Palin will appear on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," in an episode airing November 16; she'll also speak at a Wisconsin Right to Life event in suburban Milwaukee November 6; and at the College of the Ozarks in southwest Missouri December 2; Mitt Romney will help Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC) raise...

Palin could be an emotional favorite for a different reason: conservatives would want to watch her campaign. If it's about inflicting injury on Obama and the Democrats, she probably packs more of a punch than Romney. Just watch her speech at the Republican National Convention, and notice...

A Rasmussen poll shows Mike Huckabee (29%) leading Mitt Romney (24%) and Sarah Palin (18%) in a prospective three-way 2012 presidential primary matchup; Mitt Romney gave a speech on Iran at an AIPAC forum in San Diego; Bobby Jindal traveled to New Jersey last night to raise money for gube...

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By Flap Among likely Republican primary voters, Palin now trails former Arkansas governor-turned-Fox-TV-host Mike Huckabee by 20 points – 55% to 35%. When her opponent is ex-Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, Palin loses by 15 – 52% to 37%.

By Doug Mataconis Similar Posts:Birthers Love Sarah PalinABC/WaPo: Huckabee Leads Among 2012 GOP ContendersSadly, Mike Huckabee Seems To Be The Strongest Republican Out ThereThe GOP’s 2012 Frontrunners: The Huckster And The Hockey MomHuckabee Leads GOP 2012 Contenders As Palin Fades According to...

By Aron Goldman Suppose the Republican nomination came down to a choice between Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, for whom would you vote? Mike Huckabee 44%Mitt Romney 39% Suppose the Republican nomination came down to a choice between Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin, for whom would you vote? Mitt Romney

By Aron Goldman Despite the increasingly negative views of Palin overall, she is still seen as a possible contender for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Indeed, when Gallup tested a field of possible GOP candidates, Palin was competitive with Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee for the lead.

By Mark Silva Despite the increasingly negative views of Palin overall, she is still seen as a possible contender for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination. Indeed, when Gallup tested a field of possible GOP candidates, Palin was competitive with Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee for the lead.

By Adam Brickley As it turns out, there is a GOP gubernatorial nominee in 2009 who thinks Gov. Palin is an asset. Not in Virginia, not New Jersey – but let’s not forget that the Northern Mariana Islands are also electing a Governor this year. And guess who’s picture is front and center on the website of GOP nomine...

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By Matthew E. Miller A couple of Republican mandarins, Mike Murphy and David Brooks, went on Meet the Press this weekend.  Sarah Palin came up, as she often does.  Brooks promised to “eat his hat” if she won the Republican nomination and, in the following clip, Mike Murphy agreed:

By webmaster@nationalreview.com (Jim Geraghty) but . . .). If the Republicans put up a guy who can put more than two extemporaneous words together in a debate, and get heavy into policy (unfortunately, I don’t see Sarah Palin getting there), plus a guy with TP’s plain, regular guy background (state school, blue collar family, very friendly...

By Adam Brickley 4. New Hampshire, Baby!: Everybody assumes that Sarah will be making her stand in Iowa and Iowa alone. I think that’s ridiculous. Palin will start with strong numbers in Iowa, but New Hampshire is her state. Alaska has a strongly libertarian electorate, has a lot of registered independents,...

Sarah Palin is done with her memoir, which will be titled "Going Rogue: An American Story"; Rick Santorum's trip to Iowa will happen this week, with a speech at the University of Dubuque Thursday; Eric Cantor pooh-poohed President Obama's attempts to get the Olympics to Chicago in 2016;...

By larryk12309 So that’s why I’m confident that all the people supporting Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Tim Pawlenty or anyone else will be fully backing Sarah Palin when she’s the nominee in three years. 

By Alex Knepper Nobody’s perfect. Palin created a sub-cabinet department while governor to deal with ‘global warming’ or ‘climate change’ or whatever it is we’re calling it this week. Bad. Her support for the Federal Marriage Amendment is annoying, although nothing of consequence (her record in govern...

Ed Schultz has challenged Eric Cantor to a debate on health care; Public Policy Polling finds Mike Huckabee performing best in a speculative election matchup against Obama, taking 41 percent vs. Obama's 48, beating out Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, and Jeb Bush; controversial Sheriff Joe A...

Obama leads 2012 foes  —  If Barack Obama had to stand for reelection today he'd win by as much as he did last year, if not more.  —  He leads Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, and Sarah Palin by anywhere from 7-15 points in hypothetical 2012 contests.  —  Huckabee comes the closest, traili...

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By Carloz A new Public Policy Polling poll shows that President Obama still maintains comfortable leads over all of the Republicans who’ve been mentioned as potential opponents in 2012: [Obama] leads Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, and Sarah Palin by anywhere from 7-15 point …

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By fvmoore Obama leads Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Jeb Bush, and Sarah Palin by anywhere from 7 to 15 points in hypothetical 2012 match ups. Even a majority — 51% — of Democrats believes the Administration is meddling. It’s called No Apology: The Case for American Greatness.

By lpratapas Tim Pawlenty may be interested in running for the Republican presidential nomination in 2012. WASHINGTON (CNN) – Tim Pawlenty is joining the PAC club. With the startup of his PAC, Pawlenty now joins Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee and Sarah Palin as possible 2012 GOP presidential hopefuls who...

By Mark Murray Huckabee won the Value Voters straw poll. He got about 28%. Romney, Palin, and Mike Pence followed, all getting some 12%. The results: 1. Mike Huckabee 170 28.48%2. Mitt Romney 74 12.40%3. Tim Pawlenty 73 12.23%4. Sarah Palin 72 12.06%5. Mike Pence 71 11.89%6. Newt Gingrich 40 6.70%7. Bobby Jindal 28 4.69%8....

By editor@thestranger.com (Dan Savage) So Mike Huckabee beat Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, and Tim Pawlenty in a straw poll of potential GOP presidential contenders hosted by the Family Research Council on Saturday.... Of the 597 people who cast ballots, they clearly liked former Governor Huckabee the most as he grabbed 170 of the vot...

By sarahpalintruthsquad Sarah Palin didn’t do herself any favors with conservative Christian voters by not accepting their speaking invitation this weekend, judging by the results of a Republican presidential straw poll at a Washington confab for political activists.

By peterhamby The potential Republican candidates on the ballot are: former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, Texas Rep. Ron Paul, Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, Indiana Rep. Mike Pence, former Massachusetts Gov....

By Alex Koppelman 63% of all Americans with a favorable opinion of Sarah Palin are birthers. Same thing with 53% of those who like Gingrich, 50% who view Huckabee positively, and 44% for Romney. Remember when W. said 'some people call you the elites, I call you my base?' Swap out birthers for elites and you've go...

By sarahpalintruthsquad The birthers love them some Sarah Palin. She’s the most popular politician in the mix with them at 66% favorability. Next is Mike Huckabee at 58%, followed by Newt Gingrich at 46%, and Mitt Romney at 43%. The Birthers are merely a symptom of the Republican Party devolving into a much smaller re...

By Spencer Green German Officer: Mein Führer...John McCain has chosen Sarah Palin as his Vice-Presidential running mate. Hitler/Ganz: Whoever supported Mitt Romney, please leave the room. Hitler/Ganz: Has McCain lost his fucking mind? I'd even take that Jew Lieberman over Palin! The election is over! OV...

By Mark Murray Sarah Palin isn't the only Republican with a book. Mitt Romney is coming out with another one. The title: “No Apology: The Case for American Greatness.” Romney has criticized President Obama for what he says is apologizing for America around the world. The Boston Globe: "[I]t seems to outlin...

I read a list of eight potential candidates: Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, Bobby Jindal, Tim Pawlenty, Mike Huckabee, Newt Gingrich, Mitch Daniels (a suggestion from the floor), and — just for fun — Gen. David Petraeus. I emphasized that nobody was committing to anything. This was not a swearin...

By CNN's Jeff Simon Mike Huckabee trails Sarah Palin and Mitt Romney in fundraising through the first half of 2009. Mike Huckabee trails Sarah Palin and Mitt Romney in fundraising through the first half of 2009.

By Mark Murray From NBC's Mark MurrayHere's a second tease of our upcoming NBC/WSJ poll... Sarah Palin stepped down as Alaska governor on Sunday, and could be eyeing a presidential bid in 2012. But according to the poll, a whopping 67 percent of Americans -- and 43 percent of Republicans -- say they would not...

In a recent Washington Post/ABC News poll Huckabee led the field of potential 2012 Republican primary voters -- ahead of people like former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. * Huckabee defeated Romney, who is widely seen as the 2012 Republican frontrunner...

By sarahpalintruthsquad But Palin — perhaps because of a paucity of policy views — has made the opposition between liberal elites and ordinary God-fearing, gun-toting, oil-drilling Americans central to her appeal. It’s tempting to say that has been her downfall as a national figure. A recent Washington Post-AB...

By CNN's Jeff Simon Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee appear to be locked in a three-way race for the 2012 R Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin and Mike Huckabee appear to be locked in a three-way race for the 2012 R

One in four Republicans say Mitt Romney is their top choice for the 2012 presidential nomination -- giving him a slight lead over Sarah Palin, according to a Gallup poll released Thursday. Of all the Republicans and Republican-leaning respondents polled, 26 percent favored Romney as th...

By sarahpalintruthsquad Consider a USA Today/Gallup poll released last week. About 7 in 10 Republicans said they would be likely to vote for Palin if she ran for president. Other surveys place Palin in a statistical dead heat with Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee, the former governors of Massachusetts and Arkansas, r...

By Braden I’m a Sarah Palin fan. Let me just go ahead and state that from the outset of this post. I knew about Sarah Palin before McCain tapped her as his running mate and I was impressed. I thought “a female Republican with the right stance on all (or most) of the issues who has fought corruption even amo...

By Dan Dorfman What about Palin, who said the other day that all cards are on the table for 2012 and is viewed by some in the Republican hierarchy as a virtually certain presidential candidate that year? Sabato's view: "I doubt if she will run; Americans have concluded she does not have presidential stat...

By Lincoln Mitchell Vice presidential candidates, by contrast simply have to make a good impression on their party's nominee. It seems that in some cases, notably Edwards and Palin, running mates are chosen based on very recent political developments or short term strategic needs, rather than more seriou...

Charles, thank you for your heart-felt post. I have always liked Sarah Palin (well, ever since I knew who she was). She's been subjected to an appalling avalanche of the worst kinds of criticisms but has largely maintained good cheer and has stuck to her core principles. Critically, she and h...

By Chris Orr In the course of defending Sarah Palin from such critics as Chuck Grassley and Lisa Murkowski, and declaring the governor's resignation a "crucial 'learning moment' for D.C. Republicans," The Weekly Standard's Jim Prevor speculates regarding her future:

By tnr1.com This base of support for Palin--maybe not that large, but very passionate, and very powerful in places like the Iowa Republican Caucuses--isn't going to abandon her just because the Serious People in the GOP laugh her off in favor of blow-dried flip-flopping pols like Mitt Romney or bla...

By Jennifer Donahue Republicans get hungry fast. Having just digested the lack of leadership in the GOP, mainstream Republicans appear to be coming out denial. The shock and... Republicans get hungry fast. Having just digested the lack of leadership in the GOP, mainstream Republicans appear to be coming out den...

By Adam Graham Huckabee, Palin, and Romney all stand at the starting gate on pretty much equal footing. If Romney becomes an overwhelming frontrunner, it’ll be because potential opponents like Huckabee and Palin didn’t run as happened in 1996 with Bob Dole when Jack Kemp (who led him in several trial he...

By Mark Murray From NBC's Mark MurrayOver the last several weeks, we've paid attention to some of the latest moves and statements by Sarah Palin, Mitt Romney, Mark Sanford, and Bobby Jindal. But not so much on Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty -- outside of that never-ending recount in his state. But conservati...

By Braden A lot of this stemmed from a CNN interview that Romney had in which he was asked about the fact that Time Magazine’s World’s Most Influential People list only included two Republicans: Rush Limbaugh and Sarah Palin. So in response to that, Romney said “I think there are a lot more influen...

By Adam Graham The Public Policy Polling pollcame out indicating that Mike Huckabee would fare best against Barack Obama (Trailing by only 7) when compared to double digits for Mitt Romney, Sarah Palin, and Newt Gingrich. One poll doesn’t tell you a lot, three polls, even if there are flaws in them can in...

By John Brodigan I suspect this won’t be the last time he’ll be address in the House Republicans. The question on my mind is, who is going to take a shot at the other person first: Mitt Romney, or Sarah Palin? No, my man Mitt most definitely does not suck. But since I already used “Mitt Romney Announce

By John Cronin McInturff pointed to the fact that despite a bruising presidential campaign, Palin’s favorability ratings among Republican voters is still extremely high. While Palin comes with some baggage among the general electorate, for Iowa, where former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee successfu...

By Matt Corley – In an interview with CNN earlier this month, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney stuttered and hesitated when asked if Palin is “ready to be President.” “That’s something which I — I believe the American people will, uh, assess individually,” said Romney.

Everywhere there's a Republican, ask them about Palin and how prepared she is to be Commander In Chief or Economist In Chief. Make her issue #1. The Republicans will keep trying to bury the Palin issue, but we should keep digging it up!

Boston Globe John & Sarah in St. Paul  - That left Mitt Romney, Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, and Sarah Palin. I asked someone who speaks regularly to McCain why Romney was eliminated and got ... Four More Years of "Change" Artvoice Palin brightens stage for McCain Frontier Post

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Text of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's speech Wednesday to the Republican convention, as prepared for delivery: ___ For decades, the Washington sun ... Video: Raw Video: McCain Joins Palin on Stage AssociatedPress Salon - Washington Times

By Katharine Jose In his speech tonight, Mitt Romney will take a shot at Michelle Obama, which the Obama campaign has already called "pathetic." Cindy McCain is not as far to the right as Palin on abortion. Obama has double-digit leads in Minnesota and Iowa; Ohio is a statistical tie.

By Hatuey Willard Mitt Romney (born March 12, 1947 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American businessman and former Governor of Massachusetts. Romney is also a former candidate for the Republican nomination in the 2008 United States presidential ...

By Matthew Balan Just over an hour later, at the beginning of the 1 pm Eastern hour of Newsroom, Roberts again asked Rosen about the Obama campaign's take on Palin, and used Rosen's "out-of-the-box" term. The Huffington Post political director thought that the GOP "might still be captive to the social con...