Midknight Review -- new and revised: Is it possible that Palin could be the GOP's candidate for President in 2016? Probably not, but, here she is, 6 years after 2008 and still the talk of the town.

Is it possible that Palin could be the GOP's candidate for President in 2016? Probably not, but, here she is, 6 years after 2008 and still the talk of the town.

A PPP national poll found that Governor Palin was more popular among conservative voters than any of the GOP primary candidates:

The talk of a brokered convention never seems to die down and one interesting finding on this poll was that Sarah Palin is far more popular than any of the actual Republican candidates in the race. Her net favorability is +48, with 68% of voters rating her favorably to only 20% with a negative opinion. That compares favorably to +29 for Santorum, +19 for Romney, and -26 for Paul.

Palin is someone GOP delegates might be able to unify around in the case of a hopelessly deadlocked convention. She is seen positively by Gingrich voters (85/7), Santorum supporters (80/10), and Romney ones (57/27) alike. That’s a contrast to Romney who is disliked by both Santorum (38/48) and Gingrich (32/54) voters and Santorum who is disliked by Romney (38/48) voters and only seen narrowly favorably by Gingrich (46/42) backers.

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AnonymousFebruary 6, 2014 at 9:40 AM
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John SmithsonFebruary 6, 2014 at 11:49 AM
If can't discuss an issue without inserting filth into the discussion, I suggest that you go back and try to resurrect your blog, plagiarized name and all.
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AnonymousFebruary 6, 2014 at 2:33 PM
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John SmithsonFebruary 6, 2014 at 3:20 PM
More immature filth from the Left. This fellow, a pretend "Republican" is a Marxist activist (I know who he is) and owner of a failed political blog. He is transsexual in his private life and a "social reformer" who practices "chaos" as a political strategy. He was recently divorced after being caught by his wife, dressed as a woman and home alone. As long as he writes without inserting filthy statements, I allow his commentary. He cannot present a single policy idea of Palin, so he talks the kind of filth he was apparently taught by his mom. Whatever.
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AnonymousFebruary 6, 2014 at 9:53 PM
Smithson likes to make up lies to denigrate opponents, obvious to anyone who reads this stuff. I've repeatedly owned Smithson, and he knows it. Anyone who respects Palin as an intellectual, like Smithson, should tell you about his intelligence.
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