The silence is deafening: Despite the fact that the latest Gallup national poll reveals the ever increasing popularity of U.S. Congressman Ron Paul, some members of the media are still discounting the winning U.S. Congressman for the 14th congressional district of Texas as merely a losing candidate.
Posts Tagged ‘Sarah Palin’
Hostile Takeover of the Boston Tea Party Perpetrated by Political Elitists
Posted: 14th April 2010 by Wil Ford in Political NewsTags: Boston Tea Party, Sarah Palin
I liken many unsuspecting latecomers (drones) of the later-day Boston Tea Party to senseless goats. Almost every party member who embrace Sarah Palin as a viable political figure is simply a dimwit. Proof: Boston Tea Party 2010 is a joke. Just compare it to Boston Tea Party 2009 to understand my ranting. If you do understand, I am very happy U.S. Marine.
How many wise members of the Tea Party movement sense something is amiss? Why can’t the many so-called members who “recently became a tea bagger” sense the hostile takeover of a legitimate cause? It is a shame that all of the latecomers refuse to acknowledge what the political elitists are attempting to perpetrate… another political fraud!
John McCain’s Candidacy Boosted by Sarah Palin’s Popularity in Colorado
Posted: 20th October 2008 by Wil Ford in US Presidential Election 2008Tags: 2008 Presidential Election, barack-obama, Joe Biden, John McCain, News, President, Sarah Palin, Vice-President
Alaska Governor Sarah Palin’s recent appearance on “Saturday Night Live” and appearances in Colorado boosted John McCain’s candidacy, dashing rival Barack Obama’s hopes for a landslide victory on Election day. With only 15 grueling days to go before Election Day, the Palin Effect has proved the McCain/Palin Repulican ticket to more viable than the junior Senator from Illinois himself realizes: Palin is no bimbo; she is a bold and courageous Republican Vice-Presidential nominee.
Sarah Palin Heightens Obama’s Drama and McCain’s Pain
Posted: 12th October 2008 by Wil Ford in US Presidential Election 2008Tags: 2008 Election Day, 2008 U.S. Presidential election, Election Day 2008, John McCain, Sarah Palin
Has Governor Sarah Palin became a political liability to Senator John McCain, the 72-year-old presidential nominee of the Republican Party in the 2008 U.S. Presidential election? Does she lack the right stuff of which savvy world leaders are made? If the answer to both question is a resounding “yes,” McCain’s selecting the Republican vice presidential candidate will prove fatal on Election Day 2008.