Fox and Friends plugs Palin/Beck 2012
November 25, 2009 8:28 am ET
From the November 25 edition of Fox and Friends:
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All the intelligent American people can say is bring it! Show everybody how truly clueless these two are!
You got my at least support! LOL!
Anybody agree? Ha! <sarcasm>
Yeesh. What a nightmare scenario.
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Bush + Skirt -50 IQ = Palin
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Best ticket i can think of. I've seen a couple of land slides in my lifetime, but never dreamed I would see an 80/20 election.
In the immortal words of George Bush, BRING IT ON
As for Beck, I would look forward to throwing every criticism of Al Franken as a non-serious candidate right back in the face of conservatives. He was on SNL, he's a comedian. Right, and Beck was a shock jock and now calls himself a rodeo clown. Beck talks about the issues every day. And so did Franken on his radio show. When you flood the dialogue with all of the ridiculous and inflammatory comments Beck has made, there's only so much slack the public is going to give him. Hating the 9/11 widows, not believing in the separation of church and state, etc. The breaking point between "he was probably just kidding" and "this man is a nut" will come around pretty quickly. I'm trying to imagine the epic smackdown of Biden quoting Jefferson in their debate, showing how we never intended to mix religion and government. What's Beck trained to do, besides make a crack about Biden's age? "Did ya talk to him personally? Hyuck hyuck"
Palin's resignation only makes her choice of VP more relevant. She has no argument as to why she wouldn't want to become a "lame duck" as President any more than she would as Governor. So that leaves us with the notion of her stepping down two years into her term and leaving the rodeo clown in charge. The wingnuts can cheer this on as much as they like, but even moderate Republicans aren't going to buy this one. If Palin has any shot at all, it's with a highly-experienced and well-respected Republican on the ticket, and I'm not sure how many of those people really want to associate themselves with her at this point.