Palin: GOP needs a "fighter" to take on Obama
Sarah Palin hands autographed copies of the U.S. Constitution to tourists during her visit to Boston's North End neighborhood, June 2, 2011
/ AP Photo/Steven SennSarah Palin offered her assessment of President Obama, the GOP field, and her potential candidacy in speaking with her Fox News colleagues Sean Hannity and Chris Wallace in the last few days.
She told Wallace Sunday that President Obama wants to "go down with this sinking ship," referring to his handling of the economy. "We don't have to go the way of the Titanic," Palin added.
She described her bus tour as being about her "message" of the American public getting "back to our foundational beliefs, our values, free market enterprise, freedoms for Americans to make our decision instead of elite faraway government making the decisions for us," not about her candidacy for the presidency.
Palin told Hannity on Friday, "Not only do I love my freedom and independent of not having a title and being a declared candidate...that is liberating but, I know you can make a difference as an individual," she said. "Hopefully, I can inspire others to know that you don't need a title. You don't need to be in office in order to effect positive change. Whether I am candidate at sometime or a supporter, I look forward to coming days and months."
On Sunday, Wallace asked Palin to clarify her intentions regarding a run for the White House. The following is their exchange:
WALLACE: But - and you've always been really straight with me. After this week, and obviously, you got a lot of attention, there was a big response. Does it make you lean more towards running?
PALIN: I tell you, the response - I haven't interpreted it as being about me, about being me as a candidate or a potential candidate. It's been about the message, Chris. Truly, it has. It's been about the desire of the American public to get back to our foundational beliefs, our values, free market enterprise, freedoms for Americans to make our decision instead of elite faraway government making the decisions for us. So, it's not about me. It's about this message.
WALLACE: So, on a spectrum where zero is an absolutely not running and 100 percent is "I'm in the race," where are you now? Give a number.
PALIN: Still right there in the middle, Chris, still trying figure out what the lay of the land will be as these weeks and months go by.
Speaking with Hannity, Palin gave her view on the possibility of a third party rising out of disaffected Republicans. "Too many in the GOP are still resistant and resisting the movement of this new crop of common sense conservatives. If they are not careful, a new third party will rise up, just like in day when the Whigs finally went away and Republicans rose up."
In response to Hannity's question about whether she would consider running for president as a third-party candidate, the former Alaska governor first noted that the people in the field for the GOP nomination shared her values and views about the economic situation. However, she fears those in the field "are not going to be aggressive enough and lay it all on the line," and will engage in too much "political correctness" during a campaign.
"We are going to need a fighter in there," she declared.
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But still no one has been able to provide a link to one or even tell us where to find it.
Another day closer to economic catastrophe and Obama still has no anwers, no plans, no nothing.
OBAMA IS A FAILURE AS A LEADER
Hey what have you been reading lately??
"oh you know.....all kinds of things...you know this thingy here" daaaa
Ryan has a plan, online, which you can read.
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Yep, the Ryan plan gives a $5 coupon off you next heart transplant. What a deal!!!!!
Anyone?
Obama's gotta go, he is a failure as a leader.
Don't like Palin, fine, vote for someone else, ANYONE ELSE
But Obama's gotta go!
You may not like it, but it is a plan.
OBAMA HAS NOTHING
Obama is POTUS
Obama is a failure as a leader.
This is the country of Pop Idol (soon to be X factor America)and America's got talent where the uneducated populace is whipped into a frenzy over some talentless underdog with a sob story and are relieved of their dollars voting for them and buying related sundry tat.This is the country that sells sugar and water in a bottle as the biggest brand in the world. The country of Billy Graham, Bernie Madoff, Ken lay and infinite parade of snake oil salesmen after your bucks.
OBAMA IS A FAILURE AS A LEADER
Send him back to school
Since it is a country, I prefer well rounded education (that presents as an ability to continue to learn as well as use common sense) and governing experience for an elected leader.
Sarah Palin does not fit this bill. Barack Obama does. Even Newt Gingrich does and Ron Paul and other GOP people you may like or not.
Palin is too self satisfieed to ever learn. And she can not admit to being wrong when it is so obvious over and over... that is a sickness.
Gotcha questions? for f@ck sake! What do you think reporters are there for? More free campaign footage?
Watch Palin never failing to 'put the boot in' when the media highlights the gaffes and personal tribulations of Romney, Gingrich et al. Hypocrisy much?
Let me tell you a little about "tough" women.
Tough women raise their children themselves.
Tough women couldn't give a running stuff about their detractors.
Tough women NEVER cry "Not fair".
Tough women don't denigrate their marriage vows by cheating.
Tough women don't spend an entire career drawing a public sector pay check (and union cover) then bad mouth it when in return for personal fame and fortune (only offered because of that public sector career).
Tough women admit when they're wrong.
Tough women have a considered position on divisive issues and are prepared to be vilified for stating them.
Tough women don't denigrate education.
Tough women don't sell other women up the river.
Tough women protect their children.
Tough women understand the virtues of wisdom grace and discretion.
That Palin has a uncommon drive and ambition is beyond question. As to whether there is much to back that up remains to be seen.
justme2012 I don't know how anyone can call Palin a quitter because she has stood every verbal assault known to man, even attacks on her children, for the last three years and she's still standing! Most people would have just given up and gone home and stayed there but Palin is still fighting! She's no quitter!
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Money is a good incentive to not quit, so I am not sure if your point is even a blip on the radar.
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