Common Folk Using Common Sense

Found at The Hill:

Sarah Palin has begun to get on the nerves of Republican senators who say the former GOP vice presidential nominee is taking her own White House aspirations entirely too seriously.

Uh, no, you limp-wristed Republican senators. Sarah Palin is NOT taking her White House aspirations entirely too seriously. If there were an election today with Sarah against ANY Republican senator I would vote for the Sarahcuda.

You dickless Republican senators are taking your own aspirations entirely too seriously. Yeah, I said it: The Sarahcuda has larger and heavier balls than the rest of you put together.

So many of you idiots never realized the a swell of support McCain got was purely because of the addition of Palin to his team. Had Palin never joined McCain wouldn’t have received 40% of the vote.

But those same senators may have their eye on a 2012 White House run or be friends with senators with presidential ambitions. And Palin, who does not have a lot of Washington connections, energized the party’s grass roots in 2008 while bucking the D.C. establishment, leaving much of the party’s elite grumbling about her appeal to the conservative base.

A very important line: “leaving much of the party’s elite grumbling about her appeal to the conservative base”. That’s because not another Republican has any appeal to the Conservative base. The Republican Party has taken the Conservative vote for granted for many years while not showing us any Conservative leadership. Many times it’s difficult to tell the difference between a “conservative” Republican and a liberal Democrat.

Several GOP senators offered searing criticism of the Alaska governor when asked in recent interviews whether she could pose a credible challenge to President Obama in 2012.

A senior GOP lawmaker said that while Palin may not be taken seriously by some Washington elites, she remains wildly popular among blue-collar conservative voters.

“Her supporters relish the idea that she doesn’t have a lot of money; she could raise it in small amounts over the Internet like Barack Obama,” said the lawmaker. “She’s about the only person in our party who can draw a crowd.

“She appeals not just to social conservatives but also to a lot of blue-collar, working-class Republicans in my state,” he added.

Sarah appeals to honest, hard-working folks. She doesn’t appeal to the inbred, snobby, elite Northeasterners who have to use four different forks at every meal.

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