Thread: Do you want Sarah Palin in or out of the 2012 GOP primary?

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Do you want Sarah Palin in or out of the 2012 GOP primary race?

I like her but don't want her in the 2012 race

I've not made up my mind how I feel about a Palin 2012 bidBring it on,

Sarah!Go away, Sarah!

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Me and Southbronx miss Trump. *wiping away our tears*

Yeah I miss Trump too but me and 41.06%

think Sarah should "Bring It On" !!

Why not she is just as good as any of the

boys who are running .

I'm all for Sarah going away.

I don't miss Trump in the least.

Palin is too risky, does not have enough power to battle the tough fight she will face and she use far too much slander in her speeches, which can divide Americans, so I cannot support her.

View this news, interesting.

Sarah Palin Is Pro Amnesty For Illegal Aliens - Univision Interview

By Digger / October 24, 2008 01:34 AM

Now we know that she is against amnesty, all the while she is for it with a "pathway to citizenship".

You see this is what is wrong with these people. They think they can be on both sides of the issue at once and that simply isn't possible. You are either against amnesty or you are not. If you are for a pathway to citizenship for those who have illegally entered our country then you are pro-amnesty as you have virtually absolved them of all of their illegality.

People have bashed me for questioning "the Palin". They wrote in to say that obviously she is against illegal immigration. This was all wishful thinking and like so many other issues that the politicians have avoided, until they take a clear stance don't assume anything (and even then, if they're only saying it look at their record).

Good advice!

http://www.diggersrealm.com/mt/archives/002985.html

By Digger / August 29, 2008 02:21 PM

Update Sarah Palin in an interview with Univision said that she is for a "pathway to citizenship" - an amnesty for illegal aliens.

There is absolutely no stance or action on illegal immigration recorded on Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin anywhere in statements or press releases. We have absolutely no idea where she stands on the border fence, birthright citizenship, workplace enforcement, sanctuary cities and in general, amnesty. This is disturbing for a running mate that could potentially end up as the commander in chief should McCain die in office. I have looked far and wide for information and come up blank.

All I can assume is that she is in lockstep with McCain's amnesty since amnesty for illegal aliens is an issue he has such a passion for that he has gotten angry at anyone who questions him on it - including voters.

If anyone can find information on Sarah Palin's stance on illegal immigration please send it on by posting a comment below or through the contact link at the top and bottom of this site. Thank you

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Old news sometimes brings about new thoughts!!

Originally Posted by USPatriot

Yeah I miss Trump too but me and 41.06%

think Sarah should "Bring It On" !!

Why not she is just as good as any of the

boys who are running .

"She wants a pathway to citizenship for illegals!"

Plus she shot a lone wolf from a Chopper! And that really bothers me!

Thank you for voting!

Bring it on, Sarah! 41.68%

Go away, Sarah! 15.76%

I like her but don't want her in the 2012 race 33.74%

I've not made up my mind how I feel about a Palin 2012 bid 8.82%

Total Votes: 4,295

What about Herman Cain?
The only thing I wonder about him, is that he worked for the Federal Reserve.

I liked Ron Paul, with the exception of being a old softie on illegals.

Originally Posted by stevetheroofer

Originally Posted by USPatriot

Yeah I miss Trump too but me and 41.06%

think Sarah should "Bring It On" !!

Why not she is just as good as any of the

boys who are running .

"She wants a pathway to citizenship for illegals!"

Plus she shot a lone wolf from a Chopper! And that really bothers me!

Correct Steve. We might get more than what we bargained for ...Lol

Originally Posted by partwerks

What about Herman Cain?
The only thing I wonder about him, is that he worked for the Federal Reserve.

"He did work there, and there was no wrong doing while he was there!"
I still think he would be a good contender! I'd like to see "Bachmann and West" on the same ticket!