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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: locogringo who wrote (105943)	6/6/2011 1:12:07 AM
From: MJ	4 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 224668

Howard Dean has just given the name of the man that could not defeat Obama--------Obama's own appointment to China-----Huntsman. Someone mentioned Huntsman today as a possibility------now I know where the idea came from---- the Democrat Party and Howard Dean. Dean is a shrewd campaign manager type--------he is planting seeds of doubt reg. Palin while at the same time acknowledging that she is no pushover by the Democrats. Why is it that women candidates have more nay saying than male candidates in the USA. Why is it that the Dems have been so critical of women. Geraldine Ferraro was left out to dry, so to speak, when she ran for VP on the Dem ticket. The Dems ripped Hillary apart in the 2008 Primary Campaign----that point should not be dismissed my women who would like to see the 'first woman' President of the USA. Certainly, if Palin decides to run----------she is running with more experience than Obama had when he decided to run in late 2006. Certainly if America was willing to go with Barrack Hussein Obama Barry Soetoro of Indonesia; then America could elect an experienced Governor of Alaska to the Office of the President or Vice President of the USA.------who just happens to be a woman. This election is about winning both the Presidency and the Vice Presidency- (This requires a united front aith all of the Republican candidates in the Primary being brought into the fold at the top of the government).